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Lacrosse is a contact sport that is played in teams on a grass field where players use only their stick to catch, pass and score. The aim is to get the ball into the opponent’s goal and score points. Lacrosse is played in quarters with only 10 players from each team on the field at one time. The game originated in North America and has been played in Australia since 1876.
There are 52 Lacrosse clubs and organisations on PlaySport. Browse them below to find one near you.
Updated June 2026
Find Lacrosse clubs and organisations across New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia, with more than 52 clubs listed on this directory. Each club has its own details, including location, session times and contact or booking information, so you can work out where to train and how to get in touch.
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ryde, sydney, australia
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sydney, sydney, australia
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kingsford, sydney, australia
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williamtown, port stephens council, australia
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parkville, upper hunter shire council, australia
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eltham, lismore city council, australia
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broadbeach, gold coast, australia
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bundall, gold coast, australia
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surfers paradise, gold coast, australia
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mont albert north, melbourne, australia
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camberwell, melbourne, australia
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hawthorn, melbourne, australia
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malvern east, melbourne, australia
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maiden gully, bendigo, australia
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malvern, melbourne, australia
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malvern, melbourne, australia
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parkville, melbourne, australia
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caulfield north, melbourne, australia
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albert park, melbourne, australia
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williamstown, melbourne, australia
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altona north, melbourne, australia
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point cook, melbourne, australia
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mount gravatt east, brisbane, australia
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mansfield, brisbane, australia
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sydney, sydney, australia
kingsford, sydney, australia
williamtown, port stephens council, australia
Start by checking the club details in the directory, especially the location, session information, and the contact or booking details listed for that club. Then get in touch using the information provided to ask about joining.
Many clubs run regular training sessions, and the directory pages list session information that can help you see what is available. If you are new to Lacrosse or looking for junior options, contact the club directly using their listed details.
Membership and participation fees vary by club, so it is best to check the club’s own information on its directory page. Look for any booking or contact details that can confirm costs for your situation.
parkville, upper hunter shire council, australia
eltham, lismore city council, australia
broadbeach, gold coast, australia
bundall, gold coast, australia
surfers paradise, gold coast, australia
mont albert north, melbourne, australia
camberwell, melbourne, australia
hawthorn, melbourne, australia
malvern east, melbourne, australia
maiden gully, bendigo, australia
malvern, melbourne, australia
malvern, melbourne, australia
parkville, melbourne, australia
caulfield north, melbourne, australia
albert park, melbourne, australia
williamstown, melbourne, australia
altona north, melbourne, australia
point cook, melbourne, australia
mount gravatt east, brisbane, australia
mansfield, brisbane, australia
You can browse clubs by area across New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia. The directory includes examples like City of Ryde, City of Sydney Council, NSW Lacrosse and Melbourne University Lacrosse Club.
Focus on the basics first, like the club’s location, the session times, and how to contact them or book in. If you see clubs such as Williamstown Women’s Lacrosse, Eltham Lacrosse Club or Gold Coast Sharks Lacrosse Club, compare those key details to find a good fit.
