Just received word that we are now offering first grade girls the opportunity to play with CBAA Lacrosse! Please contact Beth Darcy at cbgirlslax@gmail.com for more information and or how to get her registered! Spread the word!

• Registration is closed for the Sprin 2012 season

• No evaluations will take place for girls' teams until February.

• Boys in Grades 1-4 will be drafted!

• Visit the  "CBAA Program Info "on the left sidebar for more information

• Season will runs from March to the Beginning of June.

• Included in the registration fees are team uniforms, US Lacrosse membership, league fees, league games, Irish Skirmish Tournament, League Ref fees and field rentals!  Pick up games, indoor turf time and Extra Tournaments are extra!

General Questions: Contact Anthony Ventresca:  CBAALIGHTNINGLAX@gmail.com

4033 Sawmill Rd, Doylestown PA 18902

 What equipment do the boys need?  Boys must have the following equipment to play lacrosse: helmet with the NOCSE safety seal, mouth guard (colored), shoulder pads, arm pads, gloves, cup, cleats, sneaks, and boy's lacrose stick.

Boys Questions?  Contact Steve Hogan:  sshogans@aol.com

What equipment is required for Girls Lacrosse? Your daughter will need cleats, a mouth guard (colored), protective eyewear, and a girl's lacrosse stick.

Girls Questions?  Contact Beth Darcy:  cbgirlslax@gmail.com

Boys Lightning Lacrosse area is CB East, CB West  and New Hope High School area only!

Six boys’ lacrosse organizations formed SEPYLA in 1987 to encourage the growth of the sport at the youth level and ultimately to develop strong high school programs in the greater Philadelphia region. Today, almost 25 years later, SEPYLA has over nearly 40 member organizations and has spawned youth leagues in Chester County, 

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A2 tryouts 2011

The Central Bucks A.A. boys' lacrosse team claimed the Southeastern Pennsylvania Youth Lacrosse (SEPYLA) A1 championship today by defeating Radnor, 6-3, in the title game at the SPARK Complex in Ambler.

The Central Bucks A.A. won the SEPYLA A1 championship
CBAA, which went undefeated in the regular season, scored all three second-half goals to break open a 3-3 tie. CBAA had rallied from a 6-1 first-half deficit and three-goal fourth-period deficit the day before to topple Moorestown, 9-7, in the semifinals.

The team consisted of (see picture):

Top Row (L-R): Head Coach Brian Vetter, Mike Eveland, AJ Ventresca, Sam Lindgren, Mitch Narkoff, Tyler Hopkins, Jeffrey Circuit, Mac Schwartz, Ryan Cimino, Zach Keller, Jake Henze, Matt Krumenacker, Tim Markiewicz, Coach Dan Brown.

Middle Row (L-R): Coach Paul McGovern, Coach Steve Henze, Matt Vetter, Corey Katzmann , Sean McGovern, Matt Brown, Coach Brad Ament

Front Row (L-R): Jack Auteri, Garrett Trucksess, Grant Ament

"After yesterday's comeback against Moorestown, the boys all believed they could do anything," said coach Vetter. "All season long the boys have demonstrated grit and heart, and play a selfless game that puts the team ahead of any statistics.

"After we talked to them that this was the last time they would ever play together as one team they took over the game. They dominated loose balls, and controlled the flow of play and each boy knew their role. Each boy left their heart on Sparks Field today! The coaching staff couldn't be more proud of these boys.

"These boys wanted to put Doylestown Lacrosse on the map, and they made their statement today. Radnor is an excellent team with many talented and athletic players, they are well coached and CBAA had to deliver its best effort for four quarters to maintain control of the game. Congratulations to both teams who made it to the championship."