ESPN Wide World of Sports
Lake Buena Vista, Florida
   Girls: July 17-20, 2010   •   Boys: July 19-22, 2010

Team Registration
  • Registration cost $1,350 per team (payable by check or credit card)
  • If paying by check, payment must be received by US Lacrosse seven (7) business days after initial registration date to hold your spot. If payment is not received after seven (7) business days, your team may lose its slot.
 
To make registering your team as quick as possible, you will need THREE (3) things:
  1 – Your correct region (see map of regions below)
  2 – Your team contact information (name, address, phone number, email address)
  3 – Payment Information (i.e. credit card information).
• Boys' Registration Link  |  Girls' Registration Link
► See the list of teams that are registered.

Team Selection and Placement
The U.S. is separated into 12 regions (click on map at right). Each region is allowed a specific number of teams based on youth participation and US Lacrosse membership within that region (example: Lower Atlantic is allowed 6 boys teams and 4 girls teams based on youth participation and US Lacrosse membership among VA, DC, NC, SC, and WV). Four automatic bids are given to the previous year's top three finishers and the sportsmanship award winner.

Teams will be accepted on a first-come, first-paid basis until the slots are full with-in that region. All teams that register for a region once that region is full will be placed on a general waiting list in order of time/day stamp. Once registration is closed (March 8th), if there are open slots in regions, teams will be selected in order of time/day stamp from the waiting list. This means that a team from the Mid-Atlantic region, who is on the waiting list, could be placed in the Mountain/Northwest Region if there is an open slot. This will continue until the maximum amount of teams is reached (48 boys/32 girls).
Note: All teams remaining on the waiting list after all slots are filled will receive a full refund.  

Team Forms 
Players and coaches will need to complete the following forms to participate. Forms are due by June 15. 
• GIRLS' Team Commitment Form 
• GIRLS' Medical Waiver 
• GIRLS' Coaches Form
 
• BOYS' Team Commitment Form
• BOYS' Medical Waiver 
• BOYS' Coaches Form

• Proof of Age (acceptable proof of age documents: Birth Certificate, Passport, State ID, or School ID if birth date is included)
 

Refund Policy
Our refund policy is designed to minimize the financial impact on the event and its participating teams in case a team already selected for the event drops out. If a team drops out of the event before March 15, 2010, 50% ($675) of the team's registration fee will be refunded. If the team drops out after March 15, 2010, the registration fee is non-refundable. Teams that are not selected from the waiting list by March 8, 2010 (the official close of registration date) will receive a full refund of their team registration fee.

Team Information
• All players and coaches must be current US Lacrosse members through the duration of the event.
• Team Roster is limited to 24 players max.
• Coaches allowed on the sidelines are limited to 4 max.
• All players must submit Proof of Age before the event (Acceptable proof of age documents: Birth Certificate, Passport, State ID, or School ID if birth date is included)

Tournament Rules  
1 – All players and coaches must be current US Lacrosse members during the event.
2 – All teams MUST purchase hotel/event packages to compete. Please contact Anthony Travel (Disney’s Travel Partner), or visit the Travel/Location Tab for more details (coming soon). 
3 – All game competition played in accordance to the set Youth Rules as contained within the 2010 NFHS Boy’s High School Rule Book and 2010 US Lacrosse Women’s Rule Book (Level A rules).
4 – All players meet the age requirements and provide proper proof of age documents (samples noted above).

Age Definition
Player may not be 15 years of age on or before December 31, 2009 to be eligible for the 2010 US Lacrosse U15 National Championship. Accordingly, players that turn 15 after December 31, 2009 are eligible. (To participate, players must turn 15 years or younger in the 2010 competition year. If a player turns 16 in 2010, he/she is not eligible).   

US Lacrosse recognizes that this age definition does not match what is currently in the 2009 and 2010 NHFS and US Lacrosse rule books. The disqualifier for high school competition used at the US Lacrosse U-15 Youth Festival was purposely omitted from the participation requirements for this event to allow for broader participation.