Competitive Games with Balanced Rosters
Sixes lacrosse, built for fun. More touches, more reps, and balanced teams that keep every game competitive. Whether you're honing your game or just starting out, our team-balancing system is built for real competition and newcomers alike.
Sixes is a lighter, faster take on the game we all love. A smaller field and smaller teams mean more touches for everyone — an easy way in for new players, and a rep-packed, competitive run for those who’ve played for years.
A smaller field and a simpler rulebook make the game approachable from day one. New players learn by playing.
In the Sixes format, the ball finds every player. Everyone attacks, defends, and handles it constantly.
Continuous, end-to-end play and quick substitutions keep the game moving. Less stoppage, more lacrosse, start to finish.
For experienced players, the tight space rewards spacing, quick decisions, and stick skills — with standings and playoffs that make every game count.
Teams are built from coach assigned player ratings, so every team is evenly matched and every game stays competitive.
Every registered player is placed on a team and receives that team’s official Sixers pinny.
Whether they’re a travel starter or picking up a stick for the first time, Sixers meets every player where they are.
Sixes is fast, physical, and skill-forward, with more touches per minute than a full-field game. Full standings all season, with playoffs crowning a league champion.
Smaller field, simpler flow, subs on the fly, and fewer whistles to interrupt the action. Coaches rate experience ahead of time, so every player lands on a roster where they’ll actually get to play.
Sixes format — fast, end-to-end play.
One league, six mixed-grade teams, and a championship on the final Sunday.
2026–27 school year · six teams across all three grades
Every Sixers game runs at Garwood Sports and Recreation Complex.
140 Myrtle Avenue
Garwood, NJ 07027
Multi-Purpose Turf Field · Sundays 5:00–8:00 PM
Get directionsJuly 19 through August 23, 2026 — five regular-season weeks plus championship Sunday on the final date.
Sundays, 5:00–8:00 PM · six teams on the turf at Garwood.
Garwood Sports and Recreation Complex, 140 Myrtle Avenue — central for all participating towns.
Five regular-season games plus a playoff game for every player — officiated start to finish.
2026–27 school-year grades · six mixed-town teams.
60 spots league-wide — when rosters fill, registration closes.
Includes an official team pinny.
Garwood Sports Complex · Multi-Purpose Turf Field · 140 Myrtle Avenue, Garwood, NJ
Reserve a spot while rosters are open — limited capacity across the league.
Town coaches submit 1–5 ratings so teams balance fairly across the league.
Rosters drop. Pinnies ship. Every player knows their team before week one.
Six Sundays of fast games, standings, and a championship finale.
Every player already has a team. Free agency just lets you opt in to play extra games when another team is short — a simple way for coaches to fill open roster spots, game by game.
Flag yourself as available for extra games in the player portal. When another team is short that week, you can get the call for a second (or third) game — more reps, more game time, on top of your own team’s schedule.
Short a player or two on game day? Pull from the free-agent pool to fill open spots for that game, so your squad always takes the field at full strength.
The practical details parents ask about most.
Registration deadline. Registration closes at 60 spots filled. Sign up early to claim a place.
Refund policy. Full refund on any cancellation before June 25.
Weather. Games play through light rain. Cancellations for lightning or unsafe heat will be posted in the portal with updates for makeup.
Questions? Email jake@goinonanadventure.com or call (862) 591-8460.
Spots are first-come across the league. Registration takes about a minute — we’ll confirm the details and follow up as rosters take shape.