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The BC Lacrosse Association thanks the Province of British Columbia for their generous support.

 

 

Youth U18/15/13 Field Provincial Championships - Rescheduled to February 27 to March 2, 2025 
Richmond, Coquitlam, Port Moody, and Ridge Meadows Fields

 

Youth Field Provincial Directive - click here

Men's Field Disciplinary Guidelines - click here

 

 

Original Coaches Package - click here

 

SCHEDULE AND SCORES 

   
     

 

Women's U18/15/13 Field Provincial Championships - February 21-23, 2025

Hosted by Burnaby Field Lacrosse Association
Burnaby Lake West Field #2/3/4 @ 3677 Kensington Avenue, Burnaby

Women's Field Provincial Championship Roster Verification Form - click here
*All rosters must be submitted to BCLA office by Feb 17 with all required call up game sheets

Women's Field Provincial Directive - click here

Women's Field Disciplinary Guidelines - click here

Host Letter - click here

Schedule with TEAMS @ Feb 14 - click here

Women's Field Coaches Package - click here

 

SCHEDULE AND SCORES - CLICK HERE

 

 

 

Story behind the logo design:

 

Salish Moon

In Coast Salish art, the moon is a protective being and is associated with cycles of time. I chose to use this image for this project because, in a sport as physical as lacrosse, having a protective spirit in the logo would help ensure the safety of all the players in the tournament. I also like the connection between the lunar cycles of time with the 60 minute games and 15 minute quarter of field lacrosse. 

 

Logo Artist (Dylan Thomas) Information:

Born in Victoria, in 1986, Dylan Thomas (Qwul’thilum) is a Coast Salish artist and member of the Lyackson First Nation (Valdes Island), through his grandfather, Clifford Thomas. He also has Songhees heritage through his great grandmother, Mary Moody (of the Albany family), Squamish heritage though his great grandfather, George Moody, and Snuneymuxw heritage through his grandmother, Doris Josephson (from the Wyse family). Although Dylan grew up in the urban setting of Victoria, he was introduced to Coast Salish art at a young age because his family continues to participate in their culture and tradition. Dylan’s early experiences with Salish art ignited a lifelong passion for the art form – and, eventually, led him to seek guidance from established artists. Dylan received training in jewelry techniques from the late Seletze (Delmar Johnnie) and studied under Rande Cook in all mediums of Northwest Coast art. Dylan’s artwork has been published in The Journal of Mathematics and the Arts (Taylor and Francis), and in Contemporary Art on the Northwest Coast by Karen and Ralph Norris. In 2013, Dylan was featured – alongside Rande Cook, lessLIE, and Francis Dick – in the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria’s Urban Thunderbirds/Ravens in a Material World art show, and in 2016, Dylan held his first solo exhibit, titled Sacred Geometry, at Alcheringa Gallery in Victoria. Along with Rande and Delmar, Dylan’s art has been influenced by the late Art Thompson, Susan Point and Robert Davidson. Dylan has also extensively studied other forms of traditional geometric art, and his work has been deeply influenced by Vajrayana Buddhist mandalas, Celtic knots, Islamic tessellations, and many other ancient geometric art traditions. 

 

 

 

 

  BC Ferries Travel Grant Program Info - click here

 

**Note per the BC Ferries Community Grant page

 

Response time

  • Due to the volume of requests we receive, a response may take up to 8 weeks
  • BC Ferries does not respond to letters or telephone calls. All requests must be submitted through our Community Investment online form
  • Requests will be acknowledged in writing or by telephone. All requests will receive a response 

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Past Youth Field Provincial Results 

2023-2024

U19 - Game Scores

U17 - Game Scores

U15 - Game Scores

U13 - Game Scores

Women's U17 - Game Scores

Women's U15 - Game Scores

Women's U13 - Game Scores

U11 Red, Blue, White Tournament - Game Scores

 
 
2022-2023 

U18 - Game Scores / Press Release

U15 - Game Scores / Press Release

U13 - Game Scores / Press Release

Women's U19 - Game Scores / Press Release

Women's U15 - Game Scores / Press Release
Women's U12 - Game Scores / Press Release

U11 Blue Tournament - Game Scores / Press Release

U11 Red Tournament - Game Scores / Press Release

U11 White Tournament - Game Scores / Press Release

 
2021-2022 

U18 - Game Scores / Press Release

U15 - Game Scores / Press Release

U13 - Game Scores / Press Release

Women's U15 - Game Scores / Press Release
Women's U12 - Game Scores / Press Release

U11 Blue Tournament - Game Scores / Press Release

U11 Red Tournament - Game Scores / Press Release

 

2020-2021 - All Field/Women's Field Provincials cancelled due to Covid-19 pandemic.

 

2019-2020

U18 - Tier 1/2 - Scores / Final Results / Press Release

U15 - Tier 1/2 - Scores / Final Results / Press Release

U13 - Tier 1/2 - Scores / Final Results / Press Release

Women's U15 - Scores / Final Results / Press Release
Women's U12 - Scores / Final Results / Press Release

U11 Tournament - Scores / Final Results

 

 

2018-2019 - All Field/Women's Field Provincials cancelled due to weather.

 

2017-2018

U18 - Tier 1/2 - Schedule/Scores

U15 - Tier 1/2 - Schedule/Scores

U13 - Tier 1/2 - Schedule/Scores

Women's U15 - Schedule/Scores
Women's U12 - Schedule/Scores

U11 Tournament - Schedule/Scores

 
2016-2017

 

2015-2016

U18 - Tier 1/2 - Schedule/Scores

U15 - Tier 1/2 - Schedule/Scores

U13 - Tier 1/2 - Schedule/Scores

 

 

2014-2015

U19 - Tier 1/2 - Media Release

U12/U14/U16 - Tier 1/2 - Media Release

U12 & U15 Women's Invitational Tournament - Media Release

 

 

2013-2014

U19 - Tier 1/2 Provincial Awards Recap

U12 & U15 Women's - Invitational Tournament Awards Recap