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Wasatch Winter Invitational

2019 All-Star Teams

About...

The 2021 Wasatch Winter Invitational will mark the fourth year of Nationally competitive Box Lacrosse in the state of Utah. 

This three-day event features the top programs from all over the West & Midwest, annually. One of only a few that draws from multiple national and international regions, year in and year out! 

Teams will be guaranteed 4 games during the event

Accommodations

The US Box Lacrosse Association is proud to announce a partnership with Travel Team USA as the official hotel coordinator for Wasatch Winter Invitational.

Travel Team USA has secured room blocks for all of the out of town teams participating in the Wasatch Winter Invitational . Participating teams must use Travel Team USA for their hotel needs. Acceptance and participation is contingent upon use of this service. Please do not contact hotels directly as team reservations must be made via the Travel Team USA website. Team reservations will not be accepted if calling the hotel directly.

 

AGE BRACKET/COST

We are trying to explain the teams who use the USBOXLA age/team break down as well as those teams who do not. Below you will see the USBOXLA terminology listed for this event. 

AGE GROUP BREAK DOWN 

Pee Wee (09/08)
Bantam (07/06)
Midget (05/04)
HS Elite (03/02)

What to Expect

 

**We will play USBOXLA rules with USBOXLA certified refs**
USBOXLA RULEBOOK HERE 

All players need to have a USBOXLA membership ($20 weekend warrior, or $45 yearly fee) to compete in the VBI. http://membership.usboxla.com/

All teams will play in at least 4 games (top seeds will play more games)

Championship format tournament

There is 10 seconds to clear the defensive half of the field.

There is 30 second shot clock.

Games ending with a tie score are decided by shootout. 

Box Lacrosse Summary and Rules

Summary

  • Five players per side including the goalie. 
  • All players per game must use standard lacrosse sticks 40 to 46 inches in length. Goalies may use a wider mouthed goaltender's stick.
  • There are three 14-minute periods. Each team is allowed 1 time out per game.
  • There is 10 seconds to clear the defensive half of the field.
  • There is 30 second shot clock.
  • Games ending with a tie score are decided by shootout.