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Aces Lacrosse Club
Aces Lacrosse Club is a competitive youth lacrosse club based in Highlands Ranch Colorado. We compete in local, regional and national lacrosse tournaments against the best teams in our age divisions!
FALL AND WINTER 2025/2026 SUPPLEMENTAL TRYOUTS
July 20, 2025 - 4pm to 6pm at South Suburban Sports Dome
The ACES Lacrosse Club is looking to round out its fall and winter team with a few more players. Please join existing players and new players for a free supplemental tryout session.
When: July 20, 2025 - 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Where: South Suburban Sports Dome - 6959 S Peoria Street, Centennial CO
ITS FREE TO TRYOUT, BUT PLEASE REGISTER HERE!
A Proven Team - New Club Name
Every great club started with ONE team—and for us, that team is the 2032 Aces!
Some of our players have been together since 1st grade, building incredible chemistry along the way. While a few have come and gone, our core has stayed strong, growing together and now proudly competing as the ACES!
We play competitive lacrosse against the best teams locally, regionally, and nationally. Our players embrace the challenge of performing at the highest levels, supported by exceptional coaches, dedicated families, and a first-class team culture that fosters growth and excellence.
At Aces Lacrosse Club, we don’t just play the game—we live the spirit of an ACE. Like the highest-value card in the deck, we aim to lead, excel, and always strive to be #1. Whether it’s ‘coming up Aces’ in a tight match or stacking the deck with relentless hard work, every time we take the field, we play with a winning hand.
Fun, fierce, and full of heart—that’s what it means to be an ACE
Philosophy on Winning and Competition
Win or Lose - We Learn
We love winning—and we do a lot of it! But winning isn’t everything. Our team and player's success isn’t measured by the scoreboard; it’s measured by the effort, determination, and perseverance we bring to every practice and every game.
Competition is a vital life skill. We believe in using the lessons of competition to teach values that extend far beyond the field. - Life isn't fair! Life doesn't hand out participation trophies. We want our players to learn how hard work, focus and consistent effort delivers results...on the field and off!
We Use VEO3 Technology
Key Practices - Every Game - Personalized Insights
Experience the game like never before with ACES and the cutting-edge VEO3 technology! From capturing every play in stunning detail to providing advanced performance insights, VEO3 takes our training and games to the next level. Whether you're a player, coach, or parent, this innovative tool brings the action to life and helps us analyze, improve, and celebrate every moment on the field. — where technology meets passion for the game!
The Big Picture of Aces Lacrosse Club
Support Developmental Programs PreK - 5th Grade
Tournaments, Competitive Play and Higher Expectations
Tournaments, Competitive Play and Higher Expectations
Aces Lacrosse proudly supports the mission of Greater Good Lacrosse by fostering the growth of young players, coaches, and teams from PreK through 5th grade. As these teams develop, they then have the opportunity to transition into competitive club teams within the Aces organization, with scholarship opportunities beginning at the 5th-grade level.
Tournaments, Competitive Play and Higher Expectations
Tournaments, Competitive Play and Higher Expectations
Tournaments, Competitive Play and Higher Expectations
By 5th grade, we believe players are ready to meet the physical and mental demands of tournament play. This is the ideal time to build age-class teams, introduce new coaching perspectives, and set expanded expectations. We achieve this within a scholarship-supported structure that eliminates barriers to playing club lacrosse, ensuring opportunities for all.
Grow and Create Opportunities
Tournaments, Competitive Play and Higher Expectations
Grow and Create Opportunities
As our 2032 Aces advance, we aim to build a new 5th-grade team to take their place. Our next Aces team will be the class of 2033, followed by 2034, and so on. Our goal is to keep these teams together through high school graduation whenever possible, while continuing to grow youth lacrosse across gender, demographics, and geographic regions.