FAQ and policies
Everythingyou needbefore camp.
Registration, refunds, packing, and camp life, in one place.
Registeringis quick.
2027 registration isn’t open yet. When it opens, every Register button on this site goes straight to PlayMetrics.
How to register
- Find your program.Pick the camp or goalie training on this site and hit Register. That opens the right PlayMetrics registration page.
- Log in or create an account.Use the parent's email. If you've registered with us on PlayMetrics before, log in with the same account.
- Add your player.Name, birthdate, grade, and any medical notes. You only do this once; next time your player is already there.
- Answer the program questions.Things like grade, position, or jersey size, depending on the program.
- Review and sign the waivers.
- Pay by card.
- Check your email.PlayMetrics sends a confirmation. If it doesn't show up in a few minutes, check spam, then email us.
Registration questions
Do I register for overnight or day camp?
Pick one when you register. They're separate options with separate prices.
Is there a deposit?
Yes, due at registration. It holds your player's spot and is non-refundable.
Do I need a PlayMetrics account?
Yes. It's free and takes a couple of minutes. One account covers all your players.
I have more than one player. Do I need two accounts?
No. Add each player under the same parent account.
I registered but didn't get a confirmation.
Check spam for an email from PlayMetrics. Still nothing? Log in and look under your registrations. If it isn't there, it didn't go through; email us and we'll sort it out.
Can I change or cancel a registration?
Email us, not PlayMetrics. Changes and refunds follow the refund policy on this page.
Is my payment information safe?
Payments run through PlayMetrics. Our site never sees or stores your card.
Four dayson campus.
Who can attend camp?
Overnight campers are boys in grades 5–12. Day campers are boys in grades 2–12.
Does my player need to be on a certain team?
No. Peak is open to any player in the right grades.
What's the difference between overnight and day camp?
Overnight campers stay on campus, eat every meal with the camp, and join the evening activities. Day campers get the same lacrosse sessions and lunch, then go home.
What should my player bring?
Every player needs full lacrosse equipment. Overnight campers receive a packing list before camp.
What do campers eat?
Overnight campers get 3 cafeteria meals a day, healthy snacks, and Gatorade. Day campers get cafeteria lunch.
What happens outside of lacrosse?
Speakers, film sessions, lawn games, swimming, basketball, and more.
Who's coaching?
College and high school coaches, plus current NCAA Division I, II, and III players.
Who supervises overnight campers?
Overnight campers stay in Springfield College housing and are supervised around the clock by camp staff, who live in the residence hall with them.
Read thisbefore youregister.
- Refund terms
- Before June 1, we refund 50% of payments beyond the deposit. After June 1, there are no refunds. The deposit is non-refundable.
- Injury before camp
- If a doctor advises your player not to attend, we'll issue a credit for all payments beyond the deposit toward future Top Tier events. A doctor's note is required.
Goalie training,and the scholarship
When does goalie training run?
Dates, grades, and location for goalie training are coming soon. They're posted on the Goalie Training page first.
Is there a scholarship?
Yes. Each summer the Lindsay Bugbee Crosby Memorial Scholarship goes to one camper who shows integrity, hard work, perseverance, and the ability to overcome adversity. Coaches choose the recipient at the end of camp. There's no application or nomination: every camper is eligible.
Still havea question?
Email info@toptierlacrosse.org and we’ll get back to you.