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Access is driven by affordability.
Some equipment will be distributed before the season starts. However, for a small cost, buying other pieces of equipment can make your experience easier and less stressful. If you’re willing to invest a little more, other pieces of equipment is useful but comes at a higher cost.
Club Provided
Club Provided
All clubs are different but most will provide some basic equipment. Check with your commissioner or league director for what may be provided. Typically, you will receive at least balls, cones, and a Coach’s shirt.
Optional, Low Cost
Optional, Low Cost
Embedded links to low cost sources are below. These are only examples of the types of equipment that you have the option to purchase.
Gym bag
For carrying other equipment to/from field
$20-40
Ross / Michaels
Optional, Higher Cost
Optional, Higher Cost
Some equipment is inevitably more expensive. Some examples with lower-end price ranges are below. However, doing your own research is advised so that you find the cost and quality desired.
Extra balls
For players who do not bring their own
$25+ each
Ball Pump (electric)
For inflating balls automatically
$20+
Wrist Stopwatch
For hands-free drills and game management
$25+
Collapsible Bench
For team area during games
$50+
Pop Up Tent
For team area during games in bad weather
$50+
Water Cooler
For players who do not bring their own
$30+
Do-It-Yourself
Do-It-Yourself
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