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The Gobbler - Thanksgiving Indoor Lacrosse Tournament
November 26, 2011 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
The Gobbler is an indoor lacrosse tournament that has five divisions: 4 - 6th, 7/8th grade, High School A & B level and Adult. There will be an open division for women's lacrosse. This one-day event will be held at the Brookfield Indoor Soccer Complex on Saturday, November 26th. It will feature teams from Milwaukee, Madison and Chicago.
Youth 5/6th
Hot4lax
NWS Knights
Stallions
Youth 7/8th
Lake Country
2 Swag Lax
NWS Knights
Hot4Lax
High School Teams
Seal Team 6 - A
NWS Knights - A/B
Buckley's Bandits - A
Reggae Lax Crew - B
Swamp Donkeys - B
Brookfield - A/B
Marauders - B
Warhawks - A
Men's Teams
Prestige Worldwide
Marshal's
Outlaws
Team FIB
latest lacrosse info
The Gobbler Indoor Box Lacrosse tournament is approaching its seventh season. Save the date of Saturday, November 26th, 2011.
This will be a great opportunity to play lacrosse on the Saturday after Thanksgiving at the Brookfield Indoor Soccer Complex. Games start at 9:00 am and run until 5:00 PM.
Team Registration
Early Bird - $450 by 10/10
Team registration - $475
Individual registration - $40. On-site registration is allowed for individuals if space is available.
Team registration must be received by November 13th. See form below.
- Concessions available on site.
- Great Custom Tournament t-shirt available on site through Northwest Designs.
- Please arrive an half hour prior to game time to check-in. Remember to bring your jersey, mouth guard and US Lacrosse Card.
- Equipment available on site through Hot4Lax Equipment Room
Gobbler Rules
Youth Games
- Each game will be 25 minutes running time. The last minute will be stop time.
- Penalties will be one minute in duration
- No back court violation
- No shot clock
- Rules follow outdoor lacrosse and hockey.
- No cross checking or take out checks….NO BOARDING,
- No offensive player is allowed in the crease. No contact with the goalie. Player may follow through on a shot through the crease. Diving is allowed as long as there is no contact with the goalie.
- Coaches will report scores at the end of the game to the tournament table.
High School Division
- Games begin with a face off. There will be a face off after each goal. All players can go anywhere on the field.
- Games will be comprised of two halves of fifteen minutes running time with a two minute change over.
- Each team is allowed one timeout per game.
- Shot Clock: The offensive team is allowed 30 seconds once they cross the midfield line to make a shot on goal (or through the crease). Referee will signal that the shot clock has reset by raising his arm
- Crease play: Goalie and defensemen are allowed to be in the crease area in their defensive zone. The goalie has four seconds to progress the ball from the crease. Offensive players are not allowed to run through the crease. They can follow through the crease on a shot as long as they do not make contact with the goalie at any time.
- Penalties will be in one minute increments. A penalty must be served for its duration by the penalized player. If a penalty is released by a goal, the substitute player may enter the game as the penalty is terminated, not the penalized player.
- Back court Violation: Once the ball has progressed to the offensive side of the field, the offensive team may not pass or carry the ball to the defensive end. If the ball goes to the defensive end off a shot, it is not a back court violation. If the ball goes to the back court and is in possession, the whistle blows immediately and changes possession. If it is loose (“Lucy”) then a play on occurs. Ball starts at the point where the ball was at the whistle or laterally from the goal.







