The Arlington Girls Lacrosse Club (AGLAX) is a volunteer non-profit organization whose mission is to teach the youth of Arlington, MA, the "fastest game on foot" - Lacrosse - through the development of individual skill, fitness, teamwork and sportsmanship.

AGLAX holds development clinics in the Fall and Winter that are open to girls in grades 3 through 8. The AGLAX clinics are designed to give new and existing players the opportunity to develop their skills through various structured activities including catch-and-throw and ground ball shuttles, cradling, dodging, defense, shooting, and open scrimmage. In the Spring, teams of selected AGLAX Bulldogs compete in the Mass Bay Girls Lacrosse League (www.mbgll.org). MBGLL games are usually played on Sundays.

The AGLAX 2010 Winter Clinic will be held at Arlington High School on March 1, 3, 8 and 10 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm. Registration for the Winter Clinic is available on-line through the Recreation Department.

On September 20, 2009, a premier team of 7-8th grade AGLAX Bulldogs participated in the 8th Annual Sudbury Harvest Lacrosse Jamboree at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School. This competitive Jamboree was sponsored by Mass Elite and the Sudbury Girls Lacrosse Club. The Bulldogs squad was led by goaltender Olivia Dellano whose 9.3 saves-per-game average shattered existing AGLAX records. Please visit our Picture Gallery to see photographs from the 2009 Sudbury Harvest Jamboree.

The 2009 AGLAX Fall Clinic featured almost 50 girls between grades 3 through 8 participating in the AGLAX development sessions. Please visit our Picture Gallery to see photographs from the 2009 AGLAX Fall Clinic.

Opening Day 2009 took place on Sunday, April 5, 2009, on the AGLAX home turf at Pierce Field in Arlington. All of the 2009 Bulldog teams were in action - Maroon, Gray, and Puppies. It was an historic day for AGLAX with the Puppies being the first-ever 3rd-4th grade girls lacrosse team to compete for the Town of Arlington. Please visit our Picture Gallery to see photographs from Opening Day 2009.