This About page orients families, schools, and partners to the MetroLacrosse name and how it lives inside Harlem Lacrosse-Boston today. MetroLacrosse began as a free youth lacrosse and development initiative rooted in Boston and Chelsea neighborhoods. Programs stay place-based, pair academics with athletics, and keep registration support close to the communities that first opened the doors.
When you read news about MetroLacrosse camps, weekend games, or grants, you are reading about the same staff culture that now reports through Harlem Lacrosse-Boston systems. Practical details still start here on metrolacrosse.com while leadership bios and national resources also appear on the Harlem Lacrosse family of sites.
How this page fits the rest of the site
Use Our Mission and History for the founding story, merger timeline, and formal mission statement language. Use Player Registration when you are ready to enroll an athlete for an upcoming season.
- Volunteering questions route through Volunteer Coach or Coach and Mentor (AmeriCorps) depending on the time commitment you can offer.
- Current season reminders land on the home page carousel and in Latest News on the right.
Transparency for 2026 readers
MetroLacrosse keeps public schedules and announcements on this domain so Boston families find accurate entry points in search. When you spot an older flyer in the news list, open the newest program page for dates because seasonal cadence shifts year to year even when branded materials reuse familiar art.