News

The 2022 season is starting soon. The first game for all senior Camberwell teams is April 9th and 10th. All junior teams will commence on April 30th and May 1st.

Lookout for fixtures on the LV website which will be published soon. 

Meanwhile, pre-season training for all Camberwell teams has now switched to Eric Raven Reserve. For combined teams, please check with your team manager for the training venue.

Key features of the 2022 fixture:

Hello everyone and welcome to season 2022. It looks like we will get a complete season; the first in nearly 3 years.

Pre-season has started with many players in attendance. Check out the information about preseason training and be sure to first register with Lacrosse Victoria so that you're covered by insurance.

Time to dust off the training boots. Preseason training has now commenced for all grades. "Yay" we hear you all say.

Training for all junior girls and boys, senior women's and men's teams is now underway.

Please note that training is taking place at a new location, Watsons Park.

Registration

Please complete your Lacrosse Victoria registration before commencing training.

This is to ensure you are covered by insurance in case of accident or injury.

Chadstone Shopping Centre has launched a new "Chadstone Loves Local" program. This program is geared toward supporting Junior Sporting Groups in the local area. Camberwell Lacrosse Club is pleased to be one of those sporting groups.

Several sporting clubs have been given this opportunity to take part in this program and there is up to $10,000 of prizes available.

2021 wrap up

2021 was an interesting year for Camberwell Lacrosse club. Although we were impacted badly by the COVID pandemic, there were still a number of highlights:

The 2021 Annual General Meeting will be held soon.

Date:  WED 17th NOV

Time: 7:30 pm

Location: Dorothy Laver EAST (Saxby)

Access via Saxby Rd or Francis Cres.

Congratulations to all our U15's selected in representative teams.

A new book on lacrosse in Australia is coming.  Check it out – you might want to pick up a copy.

The story of the beginnings of lacrosse and how it spread to every Australian State has never before been told.  This book has 290 pages of intriguing content supported with 190 photographs.  The author is the ALA Historian, Doug Fox, a former Australian Team Captain and long-time administrator and promoter of our sport (and Camberwell legend and life member).

The book will interest anyone with lacrosse connections and it makes a great gift or prize for club presentations.

It was a brisk, but sunny afternoon out at Williamstown this Saturday gone. Spectators and players alike would agree it was perfect lacrosse weather, and it was under these idealic settings that a modest, but dedicated crowd gathered to watch State League no. 1 play no. 2 – a match up that was sure to entertain. The crowd would not be disappointed (unless, of course, they were supporting the home side!).