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How fantasy lacrosse works

Like fantasy football, for college lacrosse. You and your friends each draft a team of real Division I players. Every week your team plays one other team in your league, and your players' stats from their real games become your points. Most points wins the week.

A season in six steps

  1. 1

    Start a league with friends

    Create a private league for 4–12 teams and send the invite link.

  2. 2

    Draft real D1 players

    A live snake draft: you pick in turn, and the order reverses each round. 18 rounds, one for each roster spot. Each pick has a 60-second clock; if it runs out, the best available player who fits your roster is picked for you.

  3. 3

    Set your lineup every week

    Weeks run Monday to Sunday (Eastern). Put your best players in the starting slots and the rest on the bench. Each player locks when his game starts, so you can keep adjusting until then.

  4. 4

    Beat this week's opponent

    Every week you're matched against one other team in your league. Your starters' real game stats turn into points; the bench doesn't count. More points wins the week, and your record sets the standings.

  5. 5

    Improve your team

    Pick up free agents any time. A dropped player goes on waivers for 24 hours and claims run overnight; whoever wins a claim moves to the back of the claim order. Trade with other teams: a trade goes through after a 24-hour review, and the commissioner can veto it.

  6. 6

    Make the playoffs

    After the regular season the top 4 teams (top 2 in leagues of 5 or fewer) play for the title. Everyone else plays a consolation bracket.

Your roster

Starters: 3 Attack · 3 Midfield · 1 FOGO · 1 Goalie · 2 Flex · 1 Team D. Plus 7 bench and 1 IR.

Attack
Attackmen: the main goal scorers.
Midfield
Midfielders: play both ends; goals, assists and ground balls.
FOGO
FOGO (face-off specialist): wins face-offs and ground balls.
Goalie
Goalies: saves, wins, goals against.
Flex
Any attackman or midfielder.
Team D
A whole school's defense: scores when that team holds opponents down.
Bench
Bench: doesn't score. Swap players in before their game.
IR
Injured reserve: for a player listed out; frees a roster spot.

How players score

A new league's scoring. The commissioner can change any value before the draft.

Attack, midfield & FOGO

  • Goal+4
  • Assist+2.5
  • Ground Ball+0.75
  • Turnover−0.5
  • Caused Turnover+2

FOGO extras

  • Faceoff Win+0.85
  • Faceoff Loss−0.5

Goalies

  • Save+1.5
  • Goals Against−0.6
  • Goalie Win+2
  • Shutout+5
  • Goalie Goal+5
  • Goalie Assist+3

Team defense

  • Team D Base+7.5
  • Team Goals Against−1
  • Team Caused Turnover+0.5
  • Team Ground Ball+0.2
  • Man-Down Kill+0.75
  • Team D Goal+3
  • Team D Assist+2

Want to play without a league?

Pick'em is a separate game: pick the winners of each week's biggest games and climb the leaderboard. No draft needed.

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