SDCLOA - San Diego County Lacrosse Association
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San Diego County Lacrosse Officials Association Gear San Diego has become one of the most active lacrosse markets on the West Coast, with youth leagues, high school programs, club teams, showcases, and postseason competition creating a busy schedule for officials throughout the season. Officials working within the San Diego County Lacrosse Officials Association need equipment that can handle high game volume, long days on the field, and the demands of one of the fastest-growing sports in California. The SDCLOA collection at Honig’s is built specifically for active lacrosse officials who need reliable uniforms, footwear, whistles, and accessories for every level of competition. Whether you’re working youth games, CIF high school contests, club tournaments, showcase events, or championship assignments, having the right equipment helps eliminate distractions and improve performance. This collection includes: Lacrosse referee shirts Lacrosse officiating shorts Officials hats and performance apparel Field officiating footwear Whistles and lanyards Penalty cards Timing accessories Tournament and travel essentials Cold-weather and layering apparel for early-season assignments To learn more about the association, visit the San Diego County Lacrosse Officials Association website. San Diego Lacrosse Officials Work Some of the Busiest Schedules in California One of the defining characteristics of lacrosse officiating in San Diego is the number of opportunities available throughout the season. Many officials work: Youth lacrosse games High school varsity and JV assignments Club lacrosse events Weekend tournaments Showcase competitions Playoff and championship contests That schedule creates significant wear on uniforms, shoes, whistles, and accessories throughout the year. Experienced officials often maintain multiple equipment setups to stay prepared for heavy assignment loads. What Lacrosse Officials Replace Most Often Field Shoes Lacrosse officials spend entire games moving,