Long Island, New York

Long Island’s Premier Sixes Lacrosse League.

Sunday nights from 5–9 PM at the state-of-the-art Coleman Country facility. Five games run at once across the Large and Medium Bubbles, with professional referees, playoffs, and a championship for graduation classes 2033–2036.

The Sixes League with boys and girls lacrosse players

Facility Coleman Country

Sunday nights 5–9 PM

Capacity 5 games at once

Every game Professional referees

Season finish Playoffs + championship

The home field

Under the bubble. On the turf.

League games will be played at Coleman Country Play inside the heated, state-of-the-art Large and Medium Bubbles. Five games can run at once, Sunday nights from 5–9 PM, throughout the 2026–27 league window.

Facility photos from Coleman Country Day Camp’s official website (opens in a new tab).

Choose your league

Two programs. One standard.

Boys and Girls follow the same high-energy league structure, with 10 guaranteed games each and a rotating opening position each year.

Registering one player?

No team? Join the Free Agent Portal.

Complete the free interest form and we’ll keep your player on call for roster openings. If we contact your family and your player accepts an invitation, the $225 player fee is due then. Placement is not guaranteed.

Cost to join the portal$0Open Free Agent Portal

Annual rotation

The opening season flips every year.

Boys lead the 2026–27 cycle, followed by Girls. The order reverses the next year and continues alternating annually.

2026–27
01Boys10 games
02Girls10 games
2027–28
01Girls10 games
02Boys10 games
The Sixes League mark

Why Sixes?

Fast. Skilled. Always moving.

Sixes is lacrosse’s small-sided 6v6 discipline, designed around quick transitions, frequent involvement, and fast decisions. The league’s youth guide turns that format into simple, age-appropriate rules for 3rd–6th grade players and their families.

Built for the future

The Sixes standard.

01

Fast Paced

Less waiting. More touches, decisions, and high-speed play.

02

Competitive

A league environment built for teams that want meaningful reps.

03

Skilled

Space closes quickly, rewarding sharp movement and clean execution.

04

Community

Long Island programs sharing one focused league experience.

05

Champions

Every team gets 10 games, including playoffs or placement games.

League details

Where and when we play.

Coleman Country Play is the league’s state-of-the-art home. Games run Sunday nights from 5–9 PM with professional referees; exact team times will follow.

01

Venue

Coleman Country Play

Large and Medium Bubbles · Freeport, NY
02

Game nights

Sunday nights · 5–9 PM

Professional referees at every league game.
03

Playing window

2026–27

Boys play first, followed by Girls. Every team gets 10 games.

League facts

Know the details before you register.

The confirmed opener, current schedule status, division rules, and registration terms are published so teams can review them before paying.

01 · Venue and dates

Schedule update

  • Boys begin Sunday, November 29, 2026, after the Fall Classic.
  • Remaining Boys dates and all Girls dates are being revised.
  • Every team is guaranteed 10 games at Coleman Country Play.
See the current schedule status →

02 · Play and safety

Rules in writing

  • Separate Boys and Girls rule sheets for classes 2033–2036.
  • Equipment, checking, penalties, and game timing are spelled out.
  • Professional referees are included in league games.
Read the division rule sheets →

03 · Registration and payment

Clear team entry

  • $2,500 per team for 10 guaranteed games, including playoffs or placement games.
  • One adult submits an 8–12 player roster and accepts the participation terms.
  • Eligible clubs and town programs enter under their own names; BTB membership is not required.
  • Be The Best Lacrosse Club processes payment through Intuit QuickBooks.
  • A roster alone does not hold a spot; registration requires verified payment.
Review registration and refund terms →

Remaining game dates, team matchups, individual start times, and field assignments will be published when the revised schedule is confirmed. Questions? Email the league.

Quick answers

League FAQ.

Everything confirmed for the first league announcement.

Who is eligible to play?

Team registration is open to graduation classes 2033–2036.

How long is each season?

Every team is guaranteed 10 games, including playoff or placement games. Boys begin November 29; the remaining Boys and Girls dates are being revised.

Which program plays first?

Boys play the first block in 2026–27, followed by Girls. The order reverses in 2027–28 and continues alternating every year.

How much is team registration?

Team entry is $2,500 for 10 guaranteed games.

Can an individual player register?

Yes. The Free Agent Portal interest form is free. We keep players on call and may contact a family when a compatible roster need opens. The $225 player fee is due only after the family accepts an invitation. Placement is not guaranteed.

Where and when are games?

Boys begin Sunday, November 29 at Coleman Country Play. The remaining Boys and Girls dates are being revised; team-specific start times will follow with the team schedule. See schedule status.

Where can I read the rules for my child’s division?

The Boys and Girls rule sheets cover equipment, checking, game timing, and penalties by graduation class. The youth guide explains the format for families.

Who processes team payments, and what is the refund policy?

After submitting a team registration, the adult team contact pays through Intuit QuickBooks. The merchant is Be The Best Lacrosse Club. A roster alone does not hold a spot; the exact $2,500 payment must be verified before the team is registered. Registration fees are final and non-refundable except where required by law. Read the full acknowledgment on the registration page.

When will my team’s exact game times be available?

The Boys opener and schedule status are published now. Team matchups, remaining dates, start times, and field assignments will follow with the revised schedule.