Drills, Games and Fun
Inclussive Lacrosse, led by Endless Sports, is specifically designed for participants with developmental and/or physical disabilities. This inclusive, co-ed lacrosse league for special needs athletes, provides a safe, positive and fun experience.
Program Details
Fall Season 2026
Friday evenings September 18 - October 16 from 6:30 - 8 p.m. on Fridays at the Northwest Cary Y.
Registration
Registration opens June 1 for YMCA members and June 15 for program participants.
Volunteer
Volunteer with the YMCA and Endless Sports to help kids with disabilities learn how to play lacrosse. If you don't know how to play either, we will teach you! No experience is necessary. Contact Scott at [email protected] for more information.
The Benefits of Youth Sports
Learning new skills, social interactions and exercise all contribute to a well-rounded child.
Skill Development
Learning to dribble a ball, guard a player, shoot a basket and run the court are examples of new skills kids learn through youth sports. They teach dexterity, motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
Good Sportsmanship
We don’t keep an official score for younger players. We clap for all the goals and always shake hands at the end of every game. Learning to win and lose gracefully is a skill everyone can use.
Teamwork
Learning how to work and get along with others is a part of being on a team. But this skill reaches far beyond the field or court and into the classroom and life.
Sports Camp
YMCA Sports Summer Day Camps offer kids a full summer of basketball, soccer, flag football, baseball or a mix of all sports. Our camps focus on a different sport each week. Skill development, drills, and scrimmages are part of each week, as camp assemblies and swim time.
Contact
Please contact us with questions about Inclusive Lacrosse.
Northwest Cary: Mark Simmons