‘Girls lacrosse is thriving’

Hammerhead grows girls lacrosse, aims to bring sport to local schools

  • The Hammerhead Lacrosse U14 girls team at their final game of the 2026 Spring season. Submitted
    The Hammerhead Lacrosse U14 girls team at their final game of the 2026 Spring season. Submitted
  • Jillian D’Amico carries the ball for Hammerhead Lacrosse. Submitted photo
    Jillian D’Amico carries the ball for Hammerhead Lacrosse. Submitted photo
  • The Hammerhead Lacrosse high school girls ended their season at the Savannah Sunshine Jamboree at the end of April. Submitted photo
    The Hammerhead Lacrosse high school girls ended their season at the Savannah Sunshine Jamboree at the end of April. Submitted photo
  • The elementary-aged girls pose for a photo at the end of the 2026 Spring season. Submitted photo
    The elementary-aged girls pose for a photo at the end of the 2026 Spring season. Submitted photo
  • The Hammerhead Lacrosse U14 girls team faced Bolles in the last game of the season. Submitted photo
    The Hammerhead Lacrosse U14 girls team faced Bolles in the last game of the season. Submitted photo
  • The Hammerhead Lacrosse U14 girls team faced Bolles in the last game of the season. Submitted photo
    The Hammerhead Lacrosse U14 girls team faced Bolles in the last game of the season. Submitted photo
    Lacrosse is fairly new to Nassau County. Youth boys teams were formed less than two decades ago with the formation of Hammerhead Lacrosse. Fernandina Beach High School has only had a bo...

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