Texas Longhorn Lacrosse Alumni Game Weekend November 7th & 8th 2026 via Alumni Tyler Moore

Cooler weather, a golf round, a watch party, and a chance to prove you've still got it on Caven Field. Alumni Weekend is November 7–8, and we want every generation of Texas Lacrosse back in Austin.

First step: RSVP here
Then forward this to one teammate. One share each is how we fill the field.

Saturday, November 7

Golf Round at Butler Pitch & Putt

Arrive: 8:00–8:30 AM
It's a laid-back round on one of Austin's classic courses. We're also working on a hole-in-one challenge on Hole 9, and we'll share details soon.

Watch Party at Tapville Social

Arrive: 10:30 AM | Kickoff: 11:00 AM
Grab a seat, catch up with old teammates, and watch the game together. We'd love to buy everyone's first round. If you or your company would like to sponsor or chip in on the tab, reply to this email.

Sunday, November 8

Alumni Game at Caven Field

Arrive: 10:30–11:00 AM for setup | Faceoff: 12:00 PM
Bring your stick, your gear, and whatever speed you have left. Food and drinks will be on the field after the game, around 2:00 PM, so stay and hang out with the current team.

Don't Forget

Fill out the form so we can plan for headcount.
Send it to one teammate.

See you in November. Hook 'em. 🤘

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