3d Lacrosse is a national lacrosse training organization founded in 2009 that runs day camps, clinics, overnight camps and club programs for boys and girls of all ages and levels using its proprietary Hybrid Box-Field Development System. This record is its Denver listing, but the camp material located in this review describes 3d's New England programming - an adventure camp for grades 4-8 in New Hampshire, three-day day camps in Massachusetts and an overnight camp in Maine - so the Denver camp offerings, ages, dates and hours are not confirmed here.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact 3d Lacrosse directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★RNice facility to get small group lacrosse sessions. Recommend 3d for lacrosse training. Knowledgeable coaches. No parent coaches playing favorites.
★★★★★Jill Gibb3d is a breath of fresh air to girls lacrosse. The coaches actually care about teaching the girls how to play the game, how to work as a team, and how to be successful in any situation. Ali G and the 3d coaches have helped my daughter take her game to the next level!
★★★★★David MillerOpen Source Coaching at its best!
★★★★★Steven RayGreat, fast friendly service. Enjoyable experience.
★Paolo Paul Benedetti3D Lacrosse - California Gold Invitational Camp & Showcase Blue Chip June 24-25, 2015: In 2015, the 3D Lacrosse - California Gold Invitational Camp moved to Oceanside, CA from Danville, CA. The cost had also risen from $325 to $475. We expected another great event, quality players gear package, 6-7 hours of premier training on day #1 & Gatorade drinks. Our youngest son was excited to try the camp for himself. Instead of 600+ kids, college level coaches and a great gear package, there were only 200 kids. The gear package consisted of socks, shorts and a t-shirt. This was a far cry from the cleats, duffel bags and heads of years past. A major part of Day #1 was spent doing "registration." Training sessions did not even start until 11 AM. The training was only 4 hours on the first day - (2) 2 hour sessions. The second day consisted of two games, grouped by High School graduating year. My son does not play for a 3D Lacrosse team. He found himself standing on the sidelines, watching the 3D Team players showing off. Instead of exhibiting their team skills, the 3D players would shoot every chance they got - bad angles, congested lanes, circus shots, what ever - it was all about showing off. Many players refused to leave the field, some played for the entire game without rotating off the field - for BOTH GAMES. Purely unacceptable for a "showcase" program. In Danville, the coaches who managed the showcase teams, made sure that the players routinely rotated off of the fields - giving everyone a fair and equitable chance to illustrate their skills. Players that were "ball hogs" were called on it or removed from play. Not the new management. 3D Lacrosse over promoted this camp, over described and hyped it up. In the end, it way under delivered. Overall, this program was a major disappointment. Save your $500 (not to mention your $1500 for hotel, food, rental car, travel expenses, and parents time off of work). Use that $2,000+ to buy some new gear and take some private lessons from a nationally ranked coach !