Bishop Luers High School

Lacrosse

Those Interested in Lacrosse should contact the athletic department!

The Bishop Luers Lacrosse Club was founded in 1998 by 13 students and has grown exponentially each year. The Club is a member of the Indiana High School Lacrosse Association. One of 23 participating schools in the state, our Knights have fared well and advanced to the state playoffs two times. They progressed to the final four in 2002. 

In 2004 our group grew to 52 players from Luers, Homestead, Canterbury, Southside and Dwenger.  Our reserve and varsity teams fared well in their respective competitions and the varsity boys advanced to the state playoff tournament.

Homestead and Canterbury have been spun off to form a third Fort Wayne team as the sport continues to evolve as it has in other schools and states. 

Lacrosse History
Lacrosse was invented by the early American Indians.  When the settlers came to North America they adopted the game from the Indians and the current rules have evolved since then.  A sport involving the speed, quickness and grace of Hockey, the team play and ball movement of soccer and the weaves and precision play of basketball, Lacrosse is a game made for all body types and skill levels.

Come find out what a great experience Lacrosse can be, both as a participant or a spectator.