Fall '23/Summer '24:

Fees/Dues:

U9 - $1800 Full Year, $1100 Summer Only

2032-2025 - $2250 Full Year, $1500 Summer Only

Installment Payment Options are Available.

Dues Include Player Pack, Discounted Position Specific Training (4on1/1on1 Sessions), Discounted and Free Clinic Dues, Team Speed and Agility Sessions (3x/Season at Fury Performance), Access to DB’s Exclusive College Coaches Recruiting Camp, and Elite Coaching.

Multiple Children Discounts:

1. Multiple Children Discounts
   1. 2+ kids - $100 discount per child

Program Breakdown:

Tentative Fall/Summer Schedule:

Fall '23: 2 Tournaments, Practices starting Mid/Late October and continuing through late November. Speed and Agility in December.

Schedule for Fall '23:

November 4-5, Harvest Classic, Hoover, AL

November 18-19, Gobble Gobble Games, Emerson, GA 

Tentative Schedule for Summer '24:

Summer '24: 3 tournaments, Practices starting in early/mid May 3x a week until June and then 2x a week. Off Site training camp (additional cost), and speed and agility 1x a week.

May 31-June 2nd, DB Offsite Training Camp, Berry College,  Mount Berry, GA

June 8-9, NXT Summer Jam, Kennesaw, GA 

June 15-16, Asheville Classic, Asheville, NC

June 22-23, Georgia Shootout, Gainesville, GA

July 6-7 or 13-14, Tournament TBD, Maryland/VA/PA (Select teams only)

Players are expected to attend all practices and tournaments. 

Fall ‘23 Teams: 

2032

2030/31

MS Black

2028 Red

2027

2026

HS Black

2025

Summer ‘23 Teams: 

U9 (2033 and under)

2032

2031

2030

2029

2028 Black

2028 Red

2027

2026 

HS Black

2025

We want to ensure that when your son puts on a Dirty Birds Lacrosse Uniform, they are not only proud to wear the jersey, but he's getting an experience focused on player development, building a positive lacrosse community, and providing him a local team to play on for years to come. 

Player Assessment and Team Assignment Policy Goals:

Specific goals driving the Club’s Player Assessment and Team Assignment policy are as follows:

• Create and maintain grade-level programs focused on teaching fundamental skills and providing challenging competition appropriate for the players' age, skill and athletic level.
• Staff and direct the appropriate number of teams based upon the number and skill level of the participants.  This includes teams ranging in skill from “recreational/developmental” to “highly competitive/highly skilled” as offered by the regional and state lacrosse governing organizations.
• Foster positive team concepts while building individual player skills.
• Create a challenging, engaging, learning environment where players of differing levels of skill and physical development can learn and enjoy the game of lacrosse.
• Provide equal attention and support to all participants.
• To engage adults and experienced high school players to coach and mentor the Club’s players and teams.