Welcome to Blaze Girls Rep Field Lacrosse
Ontario Women's Field Lacrosse(OWFL)
Why Play Lacrosse?
Lacrosse is an Unmatched Sport!
Known as “the fastest sport on two feet,” lacrosse combines skills from many other sports, helping kids become versatile, confident athletes. It’s challenging, full of fun, and offers the chance to be part of a team, build friendships, and make lasting memories.
Girls Field Lacrosse – Everyone is Welcome!
The word “Rep” might sound intimidating, but new players should never feel afraid to try our program.
Since restarting the Girls Field program three seasons ago, many beginners have joined and loved it. In most cases, our Rep Team-2 players are placed at the entry level of competition, making it easy to get started and grow.
Why Try Field Lacrosse?
Field lacrosse is a fun, outdoor sport that emphasizes skills, teamwork, and strategy. Some of the benefits include:
- Outdoor play – enjoy fresh air and space to run
Larger field – teaches players to find open space and make smart plays
Stick skills & hand-eye coordination – different sticks and rules develop these essential skills
- Position-specific opportunities – as players get older, everyone can find a role, no matter their speed, size, or skill level
Opportunities as Players Grow
For those who want to take lacrosse further, field lacrosse offers pathways to higher levels:
- Local organizations offer travel tournaments in Canada and the US Many Canadian universities have field lacrosse programs
- Field lacrosse is popular in the US, with scholarship opportunities.
- The sport is played internationally and is being considered for the Olympics
Thinking about giving it a try? You should!
Check out this video to see how much fun our U11-1 team had in 2022.
If you have any questions or suggestions about our field lacrosse program, please reach out to [email protected].
We’re happy to help!
Girls' Rep Field Lacrosse (OWFL)
2026 Season – Rep Teams
About Girls’ Rep Field Lacrosse (OWFL)
Burlington Blaze Rep teams play in the Ontario Women’s Field Lacrosse League (OWFL).
Ontario Women's Field Lacrosse League (www.owfl.org).
Our program welcomes both returning athletes and players new to field lacrosse, with Team‑1 (Elite) and Team‑2 (Development) options in most age groups. Dates, locations, and formats below are tentative and subject to OWFL confirmation.
Tentatively, we plan on offering programming in the following age groups:
**Rep Teams Tryouts: begin March 1st 2026. (new to lacrosse and all skills athletes are welcomed!)
The concept of our program being "REP" should not scare away new participants!
We expect many new players and by default will be placed at the lowest level of league competition. Usually, we have 2 teams per age group i.e. Team 1 and 2.
If you are not selected for a Team-1 roster spot, your registration will be transferred to Team-2 and/or House League depending on your birth year.
Included in registration (Rep):
Minimum of 29 hours of outdoor training (April-July).
OWFL league play Photo package OWFL & OLA team fees,
OLA insurance coverage
Ontario Lacrosse magazine
Burlington lacrosse gear (skirt/shorts, game jersey and t-shirt)
June 6 - 7, 2026, Burlington will host an OWFL tournament.
Various hosting sites expected, including at minimum Halton, Oshawa, Oakville, Owen Sound, Kitchener, Guelph, Toronto, Burlington, Orillia;
COST:
(**Team-2 Pending registrations, no tryouts, no experience necessary)
2026 Girl's Field Rep Tryout Schedule: Rep Field - Girls Try Outs
Pending registration numbers in 2026 the BMLA is planning to run GIRLS FIELD REP teams in the following age categories:
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U9 (2018-19-20) 1 team
- U11 (2016-17) 2 teams
- U13 (2014-15) 2 teams
- U15 (2012-13) 2 teams
- U19 (2008-09-10-11) 2 teams
OWFL Play Dates:
https://www.owfl.org/
Tournaments
HOUSE LEAGUE tournaments (optional)
U7, U9 & U11 - June 5 and June 26, locations still tbd
REP Season
U19 Games - Saturday mornings
U15 Games - Saturday afternoons
U9, U11 & U13 Games - Sundays mornings
Please note that there are a number of "split site" weekends in 2026 to accommodate our growing numbers!
Early Bird: May 16-17 Early Bird Tournament (optional) - Halton Hills
Week 1: May 23-24 Kitchener Waterloo
Week 2: May 30-31 Owen Sound
Week 3: June 6-7 Burlington (U13, U15 & U19) - Torondo (U9 & U11)
Week 4: June 13-14 Halton Hills (U15 & U19) - Halton Hills & Toronto (U9, U11 & U13)
Week 5: June 20-21 Oshawa
June 27-28 OFF
Week 6: July 4-5 Kawartha
Week 7 July 11 (U15/19) - 12 (Rain Date U9/11/13) St Catharines
July 25-26 (Rain Dates U15/19) Halton Hills
Provincial Championship Schedule - Rep teams only
Provincials (U9/11/13): July 17, 18 & 19 in Kitchener-Waterloo RIM Park
Provincials (U15/19): Aug 7,8 & 9 in Oakville Sixteen Mile
- U9 + U11 teams - 10 games (no midweeks, 1 bye weekend)
- U13 team - 12 games (10 games on weekends and 2 mid weeks, 1 bye weekend)
- U15 + U19 - 12 games (10 game on weekends and 2 mid weeks, 2 byes (1 requested, 1 assigned)
Midweek games in Burlington.
Practices
House League (HL):
- Mondays & Thursdays 6pm @ MM Robinson HS (grass)
- Mid May to end of July; Based on numbers the second weekly practice will be shared with Rep teams
Rep teams:
April- mid-May all Rep teams: Mondays & Thursdays 6-9pm
@ Orchard Park (turf)
Mid-May to end of July
@ MM Robinson HS - 2425 Upper Middle Rd or
@ Corpus Christi CSS - 5150 Upper Middle Rd
U9 Monday & Wednesday
U11 Monday & Wednesday
U13 Monday & Thursday
U15 Monday & Thursday
U19-1 & 2 Monday & Thursday
** Team-2 U11, U13 and U15 tentative practice on Tuesdays
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Equipment:
Required equipment includes the following:
- Girl's field lacrosse stick
- Field lacrosse goggles (mandatory)
- Mouth guard (any colour other than white or clear, must not have graphics of teeth)
- Lacrosse cleats (football or soccer cleats are acceptable)
More details HERE.