Question 1

General Game Format

Accepted Answer

Team Size: 6v6 (includes goalie). Stick Regulations: No long poles allowed. All players must use a standard lacrosse stick that is no longer than 42 inches. Offsides: No offsides. (Exception: If the goalie crosses the midfield line, 1 field player must remain back). Game Counts: No counts used during general play. Over & Back: No over and back rules apply until the final 2 minutes of the game (and only if there is a 4 goal or less differential).

Question 2

Overtime

Accepted Answer

Overtime: A game ending tie is decided by a 3v3 Braveheart (2 field players and a goalie), which begins immediately after regulation time with a faceoff. No substitutions will be allowed during a Braveheart. The goalie can cross the midfield line as long as a player stays back. If a penalty occurs in regulation, it will carry into overtime. Championship games: Championship games will go to a 6v6sudden death overtime (no set clock). Each team will be awarded one timeout. Rules Specific to Girls

Question 3

Faceoffs & Resuming Play

Accepted Answer

Start of Halves: Faceoffs will only be used to start each half. After a Goal is Scored: The ball is automatically awarded to the scored upon goalie, who will put the ball in play from their crease area. A referee must blow the whistle to indicate play has resumed.

Question 4

Game Timing & Timeouts

Accepted Answer

Game Length: Two 20 minute halves. Halftime: 3 minute halftime intermission. Timeouts: Each team is allowed 1 timeout per half (one minute long). Because the time clock is kept on the field, timeouts are allowed at any time during the game, and the clock will stop.

Question 5

Overtime & Championship Rules

Accepted Answer

Regular Pool Play Overtime: A game ending tie is decided by a 3v3 Braveheart (2 field players and a goalie). Begins immediately after regulation time with a faceoff. No substitutions are allowed during a Braveheart. The goalie can cross the midfield line as long as one field player stays back. If a penalty occurs in regulation, it will carry over into overtime. Championship Game Overtime: Championship games will go to a 6v6 sudden death overtime (no set clock). Each team will be awarded one timeout.

Question 6

General Penalty Enforcement

Accepted Answer

Penalty Time: Penalties are called and served as they are in regular field lacrosse, but time is served at 1.5 times the normal infraction time. Release: The referee will release penalized players when their served time has expired.

Question 7

Girls' Division: Gameplay & Restarts

Accepted Answer

Whistle Restarts: All restarts (out of bounds, penalties) will be initiated by a whistle. No Self Starts: Absolutely no self starts are permitted. Play commences and ceases solely upon the referee's whistle. Rule Framework: The Middle School division follows USA Lacrosse rules pertaining to U14 play. Crease Play: No Deputies are permitted in the crease.

Question 8

Girls' Division: Checking Rules

Accepted Answer

Lower School: No stick checks are allowed. Middle & High School (Transitional Checking): Transitional checking will be allowed where the cross is 12 inches away from the shoulder and head area.

Question 9

Girls' Division: Penalty Cards & Timing

Accepted Answer

Green Card (Minor Foul): 45 second penalty. Yellow Card (Major Foul): 1.5 minute penalty. Red Card (Expulsion): 3 minute penalty.

Question 10

Girls' Division: Goalie Equipment Requirements

Accepted Answer

Middle School Goalies: Must wear both thigh pads and shin guards. High School Goalies: Required to wear thigh pads.

Question 11

Uniform Requirements

Accepted Answer

Jerseys: All team members must wear matching jerseys or tank tops. Numbering: All uniforms must be numbered.

Question 12

Code of Conduct & Sportsmanship

Accepted Answer

Coaching Requirement: Each team must have an adult coach (21 years of age or older) present who will oversee team discipline and act as the team's official representative. Sportsmanship: All players, parents, and coaches are expected to display positive sportsmanship throughout the tournament. Zero Tolerance Fighting Policy: Anyone involved in a fight will be immediately expelled from the tournament. The Jingle Brawl has zero tolerance for fighting.

Question 13

When is Jingle Brawl ?

Accepted Answer

Jingle Brawl takes place December 19–December 20, 2026 in Tamarac Sports Complex 9901 NW 77th, Tamarac, FL 33321.

Question 14

Where is Jingle Brawl  held?

Accepted Answer

Jingle Brawl is held at Tamarac Sports Complex 9901 NW 77th, Tamarac, FL 33321.

Question 15

What is the format of Jingle Brawl ?

Accepted Answer

Jingle Brawl is a Sixes Lacrosse tournament.

Question 16

How much does it cost to enter a team?

Accepted Answer

Team registration: 1 5 teams: $995/team; 6+ teams: $950/team.

Question 17

How do I register a team for Jingle Brawl ?

Accepted Answer

Register online at https://whistleready.app/tournaments/cmq4t90bx0000r4hfrxclirox/register. Spots are confirmed once registration and payment are complete.

Question 18

Where should teams stay for Jingle Brawl ?

Accepted Answer

Book discounted team hotels here: https://groups.alliancereservations.com/group.aspx?id=95524.

Question 19

Where can I find the rules for Jingle Brawl ?

Accepted Answer

The full tournament rules and policies are at https://whistleready.app/tournaments/cmq4t90bx0000r4hfrxclirox/rules.

Question 20

Who do I contact with questions about Jingle Brawl ?

Accepted Answer

Email info@sunshinelax.com (Bo Lamon) with any questions.

Jingle Brawl

Overview

Jingle Brawl 2026: Holiday Lax & Cheer!

What to Expect

Why Join the Fun?

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