Fall 2026 Season Overview
All three teams have access to two club-wide training offerings this fall: Skills Sessions throughout October for targeted work on fundamentals, and Speed & Agility training through Treigned to build the athleticism that carries over to the field. Beyond that, the Aces will participate in some of the best regional tournaments to provide competitive and rewarding experiences. Tentative options include:
Varsity Aces:
- Nov 14–15: Draw For A Cause — LakePoint Sports Complex, Emerson, GA
- Nov 20–22: IWLCA Presidents Cup — Premier Sports Campus (Tampa Sportsplex, FL)
Prep Aces:
- Oct 24-25: Battle in the Burg — Rocky Top Sports World, Gatlinburg, TN
- Nov 7–8: The Knockout — Fowler Park, Cumming, GA
Junior Aces:
- Nov 7–8: The Knockout — Fowler Park, Cumming, GA
- Nov 14–15: Draw For A Cause — LakePoint Sports Complex, Emerson, GA
2026–2027 Program Overview
Founded in 2024, Atlanta Aces (AALC) is one of Metro Atlanta’s fastest-growing girls’ travel lacrosse programs. Our mission: a player-first environment where athletes compete, develop, and grow on and off the field. #AceUp
Teams
High School:
- Varsity Red (2027/28)
- Varsity Black (2027/28/29)
- Prep Aces (2029)
- Prep Aces (2030)
Middle School / Youth:
- Junior Aces (2031/32)
- Rising Aces (2033/34/35)
- Future Aces (2036/37)
Final placement determined after tryouts.
Two Ways to Play
- Full-Year — Fall 2026 + Summer 2027, for year-round development and team continuity
- Summer-Only — Summer 2027 season
Fall (Oct–Dec)
- 10–12 practices - 2x/week
- Positional Skills Training
- Speed & Agility with Treigned Performance
- Two fall tournaments (team dependent)
Summer (May–July)
- 14–16 practices - 3x/week in May & 2x/week June–July
- Weekly Positional Skills
- Speed & Agility with Treigned Performance
- Up to three regional/recruiting tournaments (team dependent)
Every Player Gets
- Professional coaching
- Team practices
- Positional skills training
- Speed & Agility with Treigned Performance
- Tournament fees
- Facility rentals
- TeamSnap access
- Custom gear & uniform package
- Player development resources
Program Fees
Full-Year
- High School (2028–30) - $2,700
- Middle School (2031–33) - $2,500
- Youth (2034–35) - $2,100
- U9 (2036–37) - $1,900
Summer-Only
- High School (2028–30) - $2,100
- Middle School (2031–33) - $1,900
- Youth (2034–35) - $1,500
- U9 (2036–37) - $1,300
Payment plans available (5% service fee).
Practice Locations
The Walker School · Custer Park · Franklin Gateway · additional facilities as needed. Schedules sent before each season.
Coaching Philosophy
Experienced coaches developing players athletically and personally — individual skill, lacrosse IQ, position-specific instruction, leadership, and character, built through consistent relationships season over season.
Sideline Rule
Coaches coach. Players play. Parents cheer.
FAQs
Does Ace's offer payment plan options?
Yes! After an initial deposit is paid for the upcoming season, you may choose a payment plan for the remainder of your dues (5% service fee).
What platform does Ace's use for team communication?
We use TeamSnap One, a mobile-friendly tool that simplifies team communication and organization. With TeamSnap, parents and players can easily access schedules and stay informed about updates throughout the season.
What is Ace's coaching Philosophy?
At AALC, we pride ourselves on fostering player growth through experienced and dedicated coaches. Each team will have two assigned coaches who are committed to:
- Developing individual skills.
- Teaching advanced team strategies and gameplay.
- Building core strength and conditioning for long-term success.
Our goal is to establish consistency in coaching to create long-term relationships and development pathways for every athlete.
What are Ace's rules on tournament etiquette?
We promote a positive and respectful environment during tournaments with the following guidelines:
- Coaches coach: Respect our coaching staff and their decisions.
- Players play: Support your athlete’s development on the field.
- Parents cheer: Encourage players with positive reinforcement.
A detailed parent code of conduct will be provided to ensure a great experience for everyone.
