Includes 56 planned practice hours and 4 tournaments across the fall and summer seasons 🍂 Fall 2026 Season 20 practice hours + 1 tournament We do our best to minimize schedule conflicts with fall sports. This typically involves practicing on weekends only over the 10 weeks leading up to the fall tournament. For youth teams, we aim to attend a fall tournament in November, after most fall sports seasons have concluded. Tentative Fall Tournament: • Lou City Fall Invitational | November | Louisville, KY ☀️ Summer 2027 Season 36 practice hours + 3 tournaments Practices will be held three times per week on weeknights for six weeks, beginning in mid-May and leading up to the third and final summer tournament in late June. Tentative Summer Tournaments: • Trilogy Midwest Prime | Cincinnati, OH • Ohio Lacrosse Festival | New Albany, OH • NXT The Grail | Westfield, IN Practices are typically held in the New Albany or Westerville area. 📋 Fall 2026 + Summer 2027 Club Fee: TBA Sibling discount available for families with more than one child in the program

Includes 62 planned practice hours and 5 tournaments across the fall and summer seasons 🍂 Fall 2026 Season 20 practice hours + 1 tournament We do our best to minimize schedule conflicts with fall sports. This typically involves practicing on weekends only over the 10 weeks leading up to the fall tournament. For middle school teams, we aim to attend a fall tournament in November, after most fall sports seasons have concluded. Tentative Fall Tournament: • Lou City Fall Invitational | November | Louisville, KY ☀️ Summer 2027 Season 42 practice hours + 4 tournaments Practices will be held three times per week for 7- 8 weeks, beginning in late May and leading into the fourth and final summer tournament in early July. Tentative Summer Tournaments: • Trilogy Midwest Prime | Cincinnati, OH • Project Midwest Open | Columbus, OH • NXT The Grail | Westfield, IN • Pipe City Lacrosse Festival | Chicago, IL Practices are typically held in the New Albany or Westerville area. 📋 Fall 2026 + Summer 2027 Club Fee: TBA Sibling discount available for families with more than one child in the program

Includes 68 planned practice hours and 6 tournaments across the fall and summer seasons 🍂 Fall 2026 Season 26 practice hours + 2 tournaments We plan to hold the majority of fall practices on weekends to minimize conflicts with fall sports. We encourage multi-sport athletes and do our best to accommodate fall schedules whenever possible. However, at the high school level, players should be prepared to prioritize team tournament commitments, as one or both fall tournaments may take place while fall sports are still in session. Tentative Fall Tournaments: • NXT Fall Grand Prix (10/24-25) | Westfield, IN • NXT Can-Am Invitational (11/8) | Westfield, IN ☀️ Summer 2027 Season 42 practice hours + 4 tournaments Practices will be held three times per week for 7–8 weeks, beginning in late May and leading into the fourth and final summer tournament in early July. Tentative Summer Tournaments: • Trilogy Midwest Prime | Cincinnati, OH • Project Midwest Open | Columbus, OH • NXT Grail / MidAmerica Invitational | Westfield, IN • Pipe City Lacrosse Festival | Chicago, IL Practices are typically held in the New Albany or Westerville area. 📋 Fall 2026 + Summer 2027 Club Fee: TBA Sibling discount available for families with more than one child in the program

Our winter lacrosse programming is designed to give players additional development pathways during the offseason Specific opportunities may vary by age and team. 🥍 Winter Skills Training Clinics: 2029 - 2035 Winter skills training clinics are focused on continued player development outside of the regular field team season. These sessions give athletes additional opportunities to sharpen their skills, receive focused coaching, and keep improving during the offseason. iQ Lacrosse field team athletes receive discounted registration for all optional training clinics throughout the year. Our goal is to make ongoing development opportunities as accessible as possible for every player in our program. 🏆 Box Lacrosse Tournament Teams: 2029 - 2032 20 practice hours + 2 tournaments Led by Austin Popovich, former U.S. Box Lacrosse National Team player, our box lacrosse tournament teams give 2029-2032 field team players the opportunity to continue competing and developing throughout the winter in a fast-paced environment. Box lacrosse is one of the best ways for players to improve stick skills, decision-making, toughness, creativity, off-ball movement, and confidence in tight spaces. For the Winter 2026/27 season, we plan to field JV 2029/30 and Middle School 2031/32 box tournament teams. Box teams will include combined graduation years, as most competitive box tournament divisions are structured this way. Following tryouts and field team selections, eligible players may choose to participate in the winter box lacrosse season for an additional fee. Box teams will have 5-6 weeks of practice, attend two box tournaments, and receive custom iQ Lacrosse Box Team uniforms. Goalies will be provided with the required equipment. 📋 Winter Box Season Fee: TBA

As our program continues to grow, the 2026/27 season marks the first season in which iQ Lacrosse will have athletes old enough to enter the collegiate recruiting process. Our staff brings a wealth of recruiting experience from both sides of the process, with former players and coaches who have experience across the Division I, Division II, Division III, and professional levels. This year, our high school teams will begin the Next Level Program, a comprehensive recruitment initiative designed to provide hands-on guidance for athletes and families throughout the recruiting journey. The recruiting process can feel overwhelming, especially for families going through it for the first time. Through the Next Level Program, our goal is to provide clear guidance, honest feedback, and meaningful support as players continue their lacrosse journey. Support will include recruiting education, player and family guidance, recruiting strategy meetings, collegiate-level strength and conditioning plans, and more. We know what it takes to compete at the next level, and we couldn’t be more excited to help our athletes work toward that goal.

Athletes must earn their spot each season. After the summer season concludes, all roster spots open for the following club year, and all current and interested players must try out. Tryouts allow our coaching staff to evaluate players fairly, build competitive teams, and continue raising the standard of the program. We are looking for athletes who are committed to improving, eager to compete, coachable, and ready to be part of a team-first culture. Talent matters, but effort, attitude, and coachability matter just as much. iQ Lacrosse is for players who want to be coached and challenged to reach their potential. Our standard is simple: No egos, no shortcuts. Just hard work, discipline, and a team-first mindset. Ready to put in the work? Click below to register for tryouts today.