Air Station Shootout

The Air station Shootout has been a staple in the lacrosse community Since 2014!

This Co-Ed Tournament offers a fun filled weekend with competitive lacrosse. Perfect timing for Winter Clubs as well as high school programs gearing up for the spring season.  Teams are guaranteed 4 games with the possibility of a 5th. Strategic Scheduling allows for a family oriented, fun filled weekend, in a beautiful location.   Boys play under NFHS Rules and Girls play US LACROSSE RULES. 

Dates: 

January 25th & 26th, 2020

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Venue:

ORANGE COUNTY GREAT PARK

8000 Great Park BLVD

Irvine, CA 92618

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The premier location for sporting events in Southern California. The Orange county great park, located on a section of the former marine Corps Air Station, El Toro, continues its evolution across approximately 1,300 acres as it attracts visitors to its ongoing amenities. The city of Irvine owned Great Park is an arts and sports recreational hub.
 

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Divisions:

• Boys - $1,650

  • AAA - Top HS programs or Elite level club teams

  • AA - Varsity Level Programs

  • A - JV Level Programs (2022 & 2022 Only)

  • B - Low Level JV Programs (2022 & 2022 Only)

  • 7th/8th Grade (2024/2025)

  • 5th/6th Grade (2026/2027)

  • 3rd/4th Grade (2028/2029)

• Girls - $1,250

  • HS Elite

  • High School Open (2021, 2022, 2023)

  • 7th/8th Grade (2024/2025)

  • 5th/6th Grade (2026/2027)

  • 3rd/4th Grade (2028/2029)

• Men's Open - $1,000​

Game Play/Rules:

• Other than specified here, 2019 NFHS Rules will apply. 
  •    2 – 24 minutes halves 
  •    3-minute half time
  •    One – 30 second timeout per team for all games 
  •    Table personnel will keep penalty time.  Referees will keep game time. 
  •    All games must start on time
   

• BOYS – NFHS Rules Apply  
  •    No stick checks unless refs think a stick is outrageously illegal 
  •    4 poles maximum on the field 
  •    No mercy rule.
  •    20 second to clear half field 
  •    There is NO 10 second count to get the ball into the offensive box until the last 2 minutes 
  •    Last two minutes of the game, the team in the lead must clear the ball in 20 seconds, get the ball into the box in 10 seconds, and then keep the ball in the box 
  •    NFHS Rules Apply – one handed checks are allowed but must not be a slash. 
  •    EXCEPTIONS: 
  •    45 second technical foul
  •    90 second personal foul
  •    Penalty time starts on the restart of the whistle
  •    In home can serve a goalie penalty if no second goalie is available
  •    Last 2 minutes of game the winning team must keep it in the box 
   

• GIRLS – 2019 US Lacrosse Rules 
  •    Full checking at all levels 14U and above 
  •    2 yellow cards for 1 player – player out remainder of game but may play the next game 
  •    Red card for 1 player – player out remainder of that game. Officials & Tournament Director will determine if the player will be allowed to play any remaining games. 
  •    If a team accumulates 4 or more cards in a game they do NOT have to play a player down the remainder of the game. 
  •    If horn sounds at the end of time and a free position is being awarded in the critical scoring area – the game will continue until the scoring play is over. 
  •    Please refer to your USL Youth Rulebook for specific rules on your age division 
   

• EJECTIONS 
  •    Game ejections are handled by the referees 
  •    Tournament ejections are handled by the Tournament Director 
   

• Tie Breakers for Seeding:
  -    Head to Head
  -    Goal Differential
  -    Goals Scored
  -    Goals Against
  -    Coin Toss
  
  The top two teams in each bracket will play in the Championship Game.  
   

• LIMITED BODY CHECKING - NO BLATANT HITS - NO TAKE-OUT CHECKS!
  Big hits and overly physical play (even within 5 yards from a loose ball), as well as excessive force, roughness, checking or hitting off the ball, constitutes unnecessary roughness and will result in a penalty.  The Tournament Directors expect tournament officials to “err” on the side of safety. All coaches involved with the teams in the tournament are expected to understand and support the philosophy with regard to officiating and the promotion of player safety. This is an off-season tournament and there is no reason for injury.
   

• Obscene language: Minimum of two minutes. The penalty time is non-releasable.
  All balls will be provided by the tournament and will be placed on the end lines to start of every game. The scorekeeper will have the responsibility for placing the balls on the end lines to start each game. 
   

• KEEPING / REPORTING SCORES 
  Officials are responsible to keep score on the field and to confirm scores with the scorekeepers at the end the game.  Each game will be tracked by the game score card which the field volunteer will have at each game.  Please be sure to sign these game cards so the field volunteer can report the score of your game. Following each game, the scorekeeper will update scores on Tourney Machine and provide game scores to the official score tent. 
   

• SPORTSMANSHIP / CONDUCT 
  Poor sportsmanship, taunting, trash talking, fighting, or any other unbecoming behavior on the part of the players, coaches, parents, or fans will not be tolerated.  All persons involved with the War on the Shore and visiting the facility are expected to “Honor the Game”.   Bad language will not be tolerated.  Please treat the officials, opponents, spectators, and tournament staff with the same respect you would like to be shown.   

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• The War on the Shore Directors expect the officials, coaches and player to conduct themselves in accordance with the rules. 

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To Enter a Team, Please Contact:

Johnny Rodriguez - jrod@bukulax.com

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For Event/Registration Questions, Please Contact:

Christie Cole - info@bukulax.com

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Hotel Block:

Teams that are traveling are advised to book rooms in advance with our hotel partner via the Hotel Block Below.  Please let us know if more rooms are needed and we will accommodate. 

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Field Map

2019 CHAMPIONS