Lacrosse team composite template and memory mates

Lacrosse team composite in the Clean style on 14 by 11 inch landscape: white background, blue title, team photo and 15 headshots with names and numbers — Example made in RosterFrame: Clean style, 14 × 11", 13 players and 2 coaches. The players are drawn illustrations, not real people.

Lacrosse is a spring sport with big rosters. Boys' teams play 10 on the field and girls' teams 12 at the older levels, so rosters of 20 to 30 are common, and high school programs can be bigger. Add helmets, goggles and sticks up to six feet long, and lacrosse picture days need a plan.

Lacrosse roster sizes and the layout

Level	Typical roster	Good size and layout
Youth	15 to 25	14 × 11": 17 to 25 people in 2 rows, headshots about 0.9" to 1.25" wide
High school varsity	25 to 40	11 × 14": 30 to 40 people in 4 rows, about 0.94" to 1.05" wide

On 10 × 8", a 25-person roster drops to about 0.68" per headshot, which is small. For lacrosse, start at 14 × 11" or 11 × 14".

Best composite size and rows for lacrosse

Use 14 × 11" landscape for youth teams up to about 25 people. For bigger high school rosters, 11 × 14" portrait gives larger headshots and a larger team photo than 14 × 11" in RosterFrame's layout. Leave Rows of headshots on Automatic: it already picks the row count with the biggest faces.

If a program has boys' and girls' teams or several levels, make one folder for each team. Each becomes its own composite.

Jersey numbers or positions?

Numbers. Attack, midfield, defense and goalie are useful on a game roster, but RosterFrame prints names and numbers only, which is what parents look for on a composite. Sort by jersey number or last name.

Picture day tips for lacrosse

Helmets off, goggles off. Boys' helmets and girls' goggles hide the face, so headshots are without them. Mouthguards out too.
Sticks the same way. In the team photo, ask everyone to hold the stick in the same hand with the head up, or lay sticks in front of the front row. Long poles stick out, so frame wider.
Memory mate poses with sticks: hold the stick across the body or let it lean on the shoulder. Frame loose, so the stick head isn't cut off.
Spring weather: early season can be cold, windy or wet. Bring a pop-up tent for the headshot station and a backup indoor spot.
Outdoor light: open shade or the sun behind the players, with fill flash. Keep the background the same for every headshot.

Memory mate and trading card ideas for lacrosse

Side-by-side memory mate (10 × 8" or 7 × 5"): a portrait with the stick, next to the team photo.
Trading cards (2.5 × 3.5"): youth players trade them with teammates and at tournaments.
Team poster (18 × 24"): for seniors, the coach or the team banquet.
Magazine cover (8 × 10"): a fun extra for seniors.

How to make lacrosse composites in RosterFrame

Make one folder per team, named like Raptors U12 or Girls Varsity, with the team photo as Team.jpg.
Name headshots like Zoe_Taylor_12.jpg, or keep camera names and use a roster CSV.
Open RosterFrame and click "Choose team folders".
On the Composite tab, choose a style and 14 × 11" or 11 × 14".
Click "Match jersey colors", then enter the club or school name and the season, like Spring 2026.
Check the Memory mates and More products tabs, send the coach the name check sheet, and export.

Every headshot gets the same crop, so faces line up across the grid. If one photo is off, open it from the roster and drag or zoom to fix just that one.

Recommended settings

Style	Clean, Classic or Bold
Print size	14 × 11" for youth, 11 × 14" for 30 people or more
Rows of headshots	Automatic
Order	By jersey number or by last name
Label for coaches and staff	Coach
Headshots	No helmets, goggles or mouthguards

Composite guides for other sports

Teams without jersey numbers? See dance, cheer and swim team composites. All guides are on the guides page.

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