Who is eligible to play Jr Rangers?

• All incoming 7th and 8th grade students from the Forest Lake community are eligible to play.

Do I need a physical to play?

• No, since Jr Rangers is not a school-affiliated program, you do not need a physical.

How long is the season?

• Mid-August to mid-October. Specific dates vary by season and are posted on Jr Ranger Fall League.

What is the cost for the fall league?

• Cost is per player and posted on Jr Ranger Fall League.

Will there be tryouts?

• Yes, and registration is required.

When will players practices?

• Practices will be held 2 evenings a week throughout the season.

Where is practice held?

• Forest Lake High School, evenings between 5-9pm.

Where will competitions be held?

• Twin Cities area

How many competitions will teams participate in?

• Teams will compete in 5 playdates (5 consecutive Saturdays) from September through mid-October.

What clothing and equipment does my child need to play?

• Knee pads, black spandex shorts, appropriate practice apparel, and a well labeled water bottle to keep hydrated.

What if I learn, for some reason, that my child is not able to commit to the season?

• If necessary, we will refund the fee (minus processing charges) within the first two weeks of the season only.

When are tryouts?

• Tryouts are required and dates are posted on Jr Ranger Fall League.

When will players find out if they made a team?

• All registered players will receive a follow up email to inform you if players made the league. 

When are league fees due?

• Fees will be due before scheduled placement practices. Those dates are posted on Jr Ranger Fall League.

Where will the game schedule be posted?

• Teams will use TeamLinkt app and schedules will be shared via that app.

What happened to the prior 'in-house' after school program offered by Lakes Volleyball?

• Forest Lake Community Education has taken over this program to align it with other non-tryout community offerings. This shift allows Lakes Volleyball Club to focus on club-oriented volleyball and expand support for boys' programs.​​​​​​​