The GNLL Spring State Tournament is Great Northern Lacrosse's way of bringing together the expanding Minnesota lacrosse community to celebrate the conclusion of the GNLL Youth Spring Season.

The tournament is open to all Youth teams that participated in the 2025 GNLL Spring Boys Youth season that played a minimum of 4 games.

The league provides the following for each game:  
    •    Certified Officials
    •    Certified EMT's equipped with AED's 
    •    Professional Site Managers 

Mobile-responsive team statistics, standings, schedules, and updates are provided

Tournament Dates: Friday - Sunday, June 6- June 8, 2025.
*Friday games will occur between 5:45 - 8:45 PM

Locations: 

• Fernbrook Athletic Fields & Fernbrook Elementary School - 14401 99th Ave N, Maple Grove, MN 55369
• Lakeview Knolls Park- 9450 Juneau Lane North, Maple Grove MN 55369
• Rogers Reservoir Fields (Saturday Only, located North of Roger HS)- 21000 141st Ave N, Rogers, MN 55374 

Divisions: 14U / 12U / 10U / 8U / 6U (*** 6U is on May 31 at White Bear Lake HS during Girls Spring State***)

Price: 14U, 12U, & 10U - $600 per team / 8U Single Day - $300 per team / 6U - $100

Format: 4-game guarantee/pool play. Top teams from each division advance to a championship bracket. *8U/6U - 3 game single day Jamboree

Eligibility: The tournament follows USA Lacrosse age & eligibility guidelines as well as USA Lacrosse's Age Segmentation Policy and Athlete Development Model (ADM). USAL membership is required for all players and coaches. 

Team Registration Deadline: Friday May 2, 2025

*Registrations are accepted on a first-come-first-serve basis. Registrations received after the deadline are not guaranteed to be scheduled and will incur a $100 late fee.

A $250 deposit is required for each team registered. Deposits are non-refundable and due at the time of registration. Teams are not considered fully registered until deposit payments are received. The remaining balance is due no later than June 1, 2025.  

Homegrown Lacrosse is a registered 501c(3) non-profit organization. Team fees cover facility, officials, EMT, field staff, equipment and league administration costs. Additional proceeds and sponsorships sustain, expand and develop service-based initiatives throughout the region.