As of Sunday, March 15th the Kenosha Raptors have suspended all club related practices, games, meetings or other gatherings.   We are following the schedule set forth by KUSD, the Classic 8, the WLF, the Wisconsin Health Department and the CDC. 

The Raptors will be shut down until at least Monday April 6th.  If the schedule changes before then we will let you know of the changes.   We are hopeful that we will be able to start back up and have some lacrosse this spring, but for now it is important that we consider the health and safety of our players, their families and our greater community.   Thank you for your understanding during this unprecedented time.  Stay healthy and we will see you on the field as soon as we are cleared to continue.

If you have any questions in the mean time,  please reach out to Rob Wikstrom at 262-770-2041

March 17,  2020

Below is what we have heard from MAYLA as of this date.   

Dear MAYLA Programs,

Like all of you, the Milwaukee Area Youth Lacrosse Association (MAYLA) continues to monitor the impact of COVID-19.

Our Board of Directors recently met to determine the most appropriate course of action regarding the upcoming season, with the well-being of our lacrosse community at heart.

We discussed a variety of options and scenarios. At this time, we have determined to stay the course and start the 2020 season the weekend of April 18th, as planned. (We believe that this not only complies with Governor Evers' executive order but also provides time for our constituent teams to comply with their school districts' policies, to the extent longer closures are required.)

While we hope to begin activities the weekend of April 18th, we want to be clear that our plans may yet change; this situation is unique and may require further change to our plans.

We appreciate your support of our decision and we send our best wishes to each of you, your programs, and your families. It is our goal to bring back some normal enjoyment for the lacrosse community during this unique and uncertain time.

Sincerely,

MAYLA Board of Directors