OUR MISSION...Foster the sport of lacrosse in a safe, fun, enthusiastic, and competitive environment to all interested boys grades 3-12 in the footprint serving Sammamish and Interlake High Schools.
(aka Sammamish Interlake Lacrosse)
Home of Sammamish Interlake Youth Lacrosse, Sammmamish High School Lacrosse and Interlake High School Lacrosse
The pandemic has disrupted youth sports and tightened everyone's budgets.
It's important for youth to stay active. As we wait for the green light to be able to get our kids back on the field, WE NEED YOUR HELP to get us ready for the upcoming spring season.
Unlike other sport programs, lacrosse is entirely self-funded Kindergarten - High School. Our program relies on fundraising for 30% of our annual budget. Why we need to fundraise!
Ways to support
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Instructions: Log on to smile.amazon.com and choose Sammamish Lacrosse Club as the charity to support this year. AmazonSmile will donate 0.5% of all eligible purchases to Sammamish Lacrosse Club when you shop.
Consider donating eligible Amazon items to Sammamish Lacrosse Club
Instructions: Click on account & Lists/AmazonSmile Charity Lists. Select Sammamish Lacrosse Club. Add an item from our charity list to your shopping cart. Items available in our Charity List are essential items we need to start our season. Items on our charity list will be delivered directly to us.
Would like to make a cash donation
To donate via credit card
To donate via check Instructions: Make your check payable to 'Sammamish Lacrosse Club' and send to Sammamish Interlake Lacrosse, 12819 SE 38th St., #256 Bellevue, WA 98006
GELL will not be organizing a fall 2020 season, in accordance with the Washington State "Safe Start Phased Reopening" plan. King County is currently in phase 2 and is not on track to move to phase 3 any time soon.
We encourage all programs to find creative ways to keep their players engaged. Per Washington state guidelines you can operate in "pods" of 5, with multiple pods on the same field (using buffer zones between them). We have heard from several GELL programs that are moving forward with a Phase 2 compliant Fall Ball program, so please feel free to share your plans with all the other GELL programs here.
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Outdoor Youth Team Sports and Outdoor Adult Recreational Team Sports, Excluding School-Connected or Administered Team Sports and Junior Hockey
RESTART COVID-19 REQUIREMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
• In Phase 2, team practice can resume if a) players are limited to groups of five in separate parts of the field, separated by a buffer zone and b) practice can follow social distancing of a minimum of six feet between players with no contact. Each league, organization, or club must publish and follow a “return to play” safety plan. Parents and household members must not congregate on the sidelines during practice.
• In Phase 3, teams can resume playing games. Total gathering at any one game cannot exceed 50 individuals. For sporting complexes with multiple fields or other playing surfaces, the 50-individual limit is counted on a per-field, not a per-complex basis.
• Nothing in these requirements should be read to obligate a facility owner to reopen a facility.
