I don't think you can call Beast an organization. It's truly a FAMILY. The coaches' commitment, their love of the players and families are undeniable. Beast has created an environment for learning and bonding as both individual teams and as a club. Over the past few years, Aubrey has developed not only as a player, but as a person, learning through example of what commitment and loyalty are. We are honored to be a part of the Beast Family. "Look like a Beauty~ Play like a Beast" 

~ Kristen Lubrano

The Beast organization's primary focus is encouraging a passion for the game in their players. Beast instills excellent skills, discipline, and commitment in their players. Beast has been instrumental in developing my daughter's love for lacrosse! The coaching, organization, and communication is top notch - far and away the best anywhere in the area -perhaps the state. We feel so very fortunate to be a part of this wonderful organization and to be a member of the Beast family! Go Beast or go home! 

~Charlotte Williams

Helena has grown in skills and friendships over the summer club season. Already looking forward to next summer!

~ Donna Oakley

Beast lacrosse was more than a club, it was a family! Players and parents created friendships that will last even when the girls will play against one another come fall and spring season. Alex grew so much as a player from the phenomenal coaching that was brought to the field, by exceptionally talented coaches, who made it obvious that it was a real passion and not some huge money making business. Beast was by far the best investment, not only financial, but more for personal growth.

~Maureen Moon

My oldest daughter began playing for Beast in April 2015. She learned additional skills and was so blown away by the sense of community and support, that she encouraged her middle school- aged sister to join in April 2016. When tryouts began this year, my youngest said to me, can't wait for practices to start, remember how much better I got after last summer.  But it's more than that. The coaches, the families, and the players all have a passion for the sport that is contagious. There is an air of positivity that follows the team around. The kids look forward to practices where they learn and have fun. I've seen coaches and parents of other teams yell from the sidelines, sigh loudly with exasperation, and use body language to indicate their disappointment. You won't see that on the Beast sidelines, not from the parents and not from the coaches. There is coaching from one side and cheering from the other.

The Beast experience has been a positive one for our family. We are proud and honored to be part of this organization.