Trilogy Lacrosse is a national lacrosse events and education organization running several New Jersey summer programs. Its NJ Lax + Sports Day Camp is a day camp for new and intermediate boys in grades K-5 that mixes lacrosse instruction with other sports and activities; Future Aces Tri-State is a boys' overnight camp grouped into 5th/6th and 7th/8th grade sections and aimed at experienced club and town players rather than beginners; and the NJ Girls Box Camp teaches real box lacrosse to girls in grades 7-10. Camps run a 10:1 camper-to-staff ratio with a certified athletic trainer at every event.
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Powered by GoogleTrilogy Lacrosse is in a league of its own! These camps aren’t just about skills—they’re about building character, confidence, and a true love for the game. The coaches and staff go above and beyond to create an experience that’s second to none. From elite-level instruction to leadership training and off-field mentorship, Trilogy is shaping the next generation of athletes—and doing it with heart, passion, and professionalism. Our boys didn’t just improve—they thrived. They left camp better players, better teammates, and better people. The sense of family, discipline, and encouragement at Trilogy is something truly special. Thank you, Trilogy, for setting the gold standard in youth lacrosse! 🥍🔥
This is the first time that I have entered my HS program into a major fall tournament and I am glad that the first tournament we selected was run by Trilogy Lacrosse. The process was easy and the tournament director took the time out to ensure that all of my concerns were taken care of. The tournament itself was fantastic. The level of competition was great and the venue was perfect. The players, coaches and even my parents had a fantastic time. Definitely will be attending more Trilogy events in the future.
Western Winners - My daughter attended Western Winners in Park City and had a great time and learned a lot. We were impressed with the coaching and the overall organization of the camp. The coaches were so engaged and really seemed to provide specific and thoughtful feedback to each player. And what a great venue/location. Thank you!
What an outstanding experience. Every year, Trilogy has been able to expand on the past years accomplishments. Since the youth days at Coach Streibel's overnight Camp in Deerfield, through Middle School Aces, into the Aces Program at Goucher, the boys have been well taken care of, properly coached, and encouraged to exceed expectations on and off the field. It is more than a camp experience, it's a life experience. Deerfield was the perfect environment for the first "overnight" experience, with plenty of activities, minimal down time like other camps, and the kids are never left to their own devices. Middle School Aces becomes more competitive, expanding the skill set, and properly indoctrinating a child to a High School Environment. Aces does a great job with more mature teens, teaching them to compete with new teammates, reinforcing skills that will translate to production on the field, yet still providing an environment for College Coaches to observe and impart their wisdom. Great job all around, which is why many kids from our town continue to participate year after year. Thanks. The Ruggiero Family
I sent my son to his first Trilogy Camp this past summer (Trilogy Aces South) at The University of Georgia in Athens, GA (UGA). Trilogy is an impressive organization. They were so organized (for example, hour-by-hour agenda for the week that they followed!). They were professional, courteous, and really knew their stuff (I learned a lot before we left drop-off). When I picked my son up after the week, he said "It was a lot of lacrosse, but I had fun." Translation = he learned a lot. He fell asleep when we got out of the parking lot after picking him up (I consider a success). If that weren't enough, they followed-up camp with a personalized player evaluation completed by the positional coach that had worked with him for the week - providing specific feedback on the areas he needs to improve (written feedback was included - which was different for every player). Who does that? It was a great way to wrap things up for us. It's not the cheapest program around - but it's the best investment I've made in my son's lacrosse development since buying him his first stick. It's definitely a camp for developing to advanced players (not beginners) - those serious about working on their skills. But I would recommend to anyone interested in that kind of experience. I just wish Trilogy had more events in the Metro Atlanta area. As a side note, my son played in a Trilogy lacrosse tournament in Atlanta this summer as well - while a separate part of the organization, it was the best-managed event out of many tournaments we've attended.


