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Closed vs. Open Lacrosse Practices: Pros and Cons for High School Teams

Deciding between closed and open lacrosse practices at the high school level involves weighing focus and strategic privacy against transparency and community engagement. Closed practices provide fewer distractions and protect game plans, while open practices foster support and parental involvement. Finding the right balance depends on your team’s needs and program goals.

By Joe Juter

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