Washington Stealth

The Junior Stealth are the region's elite youth box lacrosse athletes. They are selected by invitation through demonstration of skill and character at Stealth Lacrosse Academy events.

For some, the simple camaraderie of playing on an elite travel team at the youth level is reason enough to look for a spot on the Junior Stealth. For others looking to extend their opportunities, top universities are now actively scouting players with significant box lacrosse experience in the hunt for the complete athlete. The Stealth Lacrosse Academy is a unique asset for the Northwest athlete with professional player/coaches selected by Stealth management.

The Junior Stealth are expanding their international playing experience in 2013 by adding a Toronto, Canada trip at the end of the season.

The 2013 schedule is packed with opportunity for the Northwest's elite youth box lacrosse athletes, starting with a trip to Denver to compete in the Battle of the Box in early June. Then the teams will fly to one of the west's largest tournaments, the 37th Annual Canada Day Tournament in Calgary, Canada where the Jr. Stealth had great success in 2012. The kids and families will hit the beach in early August for the USBOXLA Nationals, which will be held in Huntington Beach, CA. And after a summer of sharpening their skills, the teams will take their first ever trip to face the eastern hotbed of box lacrosse, Toronto, Canada. The Stealth's eastern rivals, the Toronto Rock will be hosting the tournament at their new multi-million dollar facility built just for box lacrosse.

A gold medal and two silvers were the Junior Stealth's reward for playing in one of North America's top box lacrosse tournaments over the Canada Day weekend. Stealth fans will be proud of the younger version of the Red & Black, who entered the tournament with no expectations, but walked away with some shiny new hardware. Check out the game statistics and event summary for the full story.