212 Lacrosse · Tournament Guide
Aloha Salt Lax City
June 5–6, 2026
Tournament Details
Event
Aloha Salt Lax City
Dates
June 5–6, 2026
Format
5 Pool Play Games — All divisions play to a championship
Coaching Staff
Mike Acee (UNC) | Additional Staff TBA
Tournament Website
Venues
Western Sports Park
Farmington Regional Park
Please note that the two facilities are 0.7 miles apart when walking along the designated pedestrian path. Our specific facility location will be confirmed upon release of the schedule, which is currently being finalized by the tournament directors.
Schedule & Arrival
Subject to Change: Always verify the schedule the day before.
Real-Time Updates: Download the Aloha Lax App for live schedule notifications.
| Situation | Arrival Time |
|---|---|
| First game of the day | 45 minutes before game time — dressed and ready to play |
| All subsequent games | 30 minutes before game time |
Division & Uniform
Division
2034 Boys Division
Sideline Setup
Snacks & Tents permitted
Uniform Requirements
All players must arrive in full 212 Lacrosse ZIMA kit. The uniform set includes the WS Reversible jersey, Speed Shorts, Shooter, and Gear Backpack — all in Carolina Blue.
Player Expectations
“Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence win championships.”— Michael Jordan
Players must understand that the team is greater than the sum of its parts. We succeed together.
Equipment
Players are responsible for their own gear. Confirm you have everything before leaving. Bags must be lined up in an orderly fashion — all belongings stay in bags unless in use. Players — not parents — carry and track their gear.
Conduct & Respect
Every player wearing a 212 jersey represents our culture. Be respectful and courteous to everyone — teammates, opponents, coaches, and officials. Your position on this team is a privilege. Players and parents must not speak to officials at any time.
Attitude & Atmosphere
Maintain a positive atmosphere at all times. Encourage your teammates. Players will support one another, celebrate successes, and never assign blame. Do not belittle any player — on this team or any other. Win with class. Lose with class.
Sideline Behavior
All players must stay focused, remain in line, and be ready to substitute in at any moment. There is no sitting on the sidelines or taking a knee unless injured. Our bench is as important as our players on the field.
Post-Game Etiquette
At the end of every game, players will line up — goalie first — and shake hands with the opposing team: helmets on, gloves off, make eye contact. Failure to conduct yourself respectfully will result in consequences.
Clean-Up
After each game, players are responsible for cleaning up their belongings and any trash around the team area.
Give 100% in everything you do. Be a great teammate. We are here for each other and expect your full commitment every day.
Depth Chart Policy
The depth chart is a dynamic tool used to evaluate players, promote competitive excellence, and support individual growth. Players are ranked based on four core pillars, which guide tournament roster selections and playing time decisions.
Attitude
Positive leadership, strong sportsmanship, coachability, and a genuine commitment to team values — on and off the field.
Ability
Technical lacrosse skills, game IQ, physical conditioning, and consistent performance in both practices and games.
Practice Attendance
Regular, punctual participation with active engagement and full effort in every session.
Team Utility
Versatility across roles and positions, mastery of team systems, and a positive presence that strengthens team chemistry.
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