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St. Albert Rams Lacrosse Club and Local Lacrosse

History

Established in 1973, the St. Albert Rams Lacrosse Club has seen it's share of highs and lows. Led by a small group including a fellow named Phil Wyllie, the club was reborn in the fall of 1985. An affiliate member of the Greater Edmonton Lacrosse Council (GELC) the St. Albert Rams have grown to 24 teams and over 400 players. St. Albert has a history of producing top level lacrosse players and consistently produces at least one provincial championship team a year.

General Information

St. Albert Rams Lacrosse Club is a minor lacrosse association that is part of the Greater Edmonton Lacrosse Council (GELC) and operates from February to July yearly. Other minor box lacrosse clubs within the GELC include Beaumont Raiders, Fort Saskatchewan Rebels, Leduc Crush, North Edmonton Wizards, Parkland Posse, Sherwood Park Titans, South Edmonton Warriors, West Edmonton Blues, and Westlock Rock. The Rams have teams in all age Divisions, U7 through U17.

St. Albert also has three major lacrosse teams: the Junior B Tier I and Junior B Tier II Crude and the Junior Ladies Drillers. These three teams play in the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League (RMLL).

The Rams are always looking for new people to support the Club, such as board members, officials, coaches, managers, trainers, or any of the many other valuable volunteers required to make our Teams, Club, and sport operate successfully. Each year, a series of Coaching and Referee clinics are conducted in the Edmonton area.