Ohio State Club Lacrosse is a competitive non-varsity club team and a member of the NCLL. Our organization is mostly self-sufficient, receiving limited funding from the university and relying primarily on player dues. We welcome players of all talent levels. The last couple of years we have found great success, including a national championship appearance in 2007, and have consistently been a top-tier program in our league.
Historically we do not cut players or hold try-outs, but we emphasize that being a competitive team requires putting our best players on the field. That being said, we try our best to accommodate everyone, holding the integrity of the team as our first priority.
Our club is self-coached and largely run through seniority. Everyone (or mostly everyone) gets to have an opinion on the team and is encouraged to do so.
The team generally takes one spring and fall trip out east or somewhere within the Midwest. Aside from being a butt full of fun, we get the opportunity to beat up on the best teams in the league. Due to the size of our budget however, we are forced to create a travel squad for most trips and away games.