Youth soccer and lacrosse

Laurel Farm Fields

Sherborn’s busiest youth soccer fields, at 145 North Main Street.

Laurel Farm Fields is one of Sherborn’s main youth sports facilities and is especially busy during the spring and fall. The large open complex is primarily used for soccer, with several 7v7 fields and a couple of larger 9v9 fields set up across the property.

Where: 145 North Main Street, Sherborn
Fields: Several 7v7 fields and a couple of 9v9 fields
Used for: Youth soccer in the fall and spring, lacrosse in the spring
Parking: Large gravel lot next to the fields
Field status: Check dssoccer.net after rain

Who plays here

In the fall and spring, the fields are used by the Dover-Sherborn Soccer Club (DSSC) for practices and games. DSSC’s 3rd and 4th grade teams compete 7v7 in the BAYS league and play their home games at Laurel. Premier soccer clubs and other teams also use Laurel Farm for practices. During the spring, portions of the complex are used for youth lacrosse by the Dover-Sherborn Lacrosse Club.

Aerial view of the lined youth soccer fields at Laurel Farm, edged by fall foliage — The rows of youth fields at Laurel Farm.

Parking and restrooms

There is a large gravel parking lot next to the fields, making it easy to park close to most of the playing areas. Portable toilets are available during the sports seasons. With several games often taking place at the same time, Laurel Farm can be one of the busier places in town on weekend mornings during soccer and lacrosse season.

Aerial view of the gravel parking loop at Laurel Farm, with rows of youth soccer fields on both sides — The gravel parking loop runs right between the fields.

Dogs are not permitted on the fields.

A 7v7 soccer field at Laurel Farm seen from behind the goal, with more fields, goals, and fall trees beyond under a blue sky — A 7v7 field at Laurel.

Laurel Farm Fields from above, with the gravel parking lot, shade trees, and lined soccer fields, and Dowse Orchards on the hill beyond — Laurel Fields, with Dowse Orchards on the hill beyond.

Other fields on your schedule

Older DSSC teams play at Fessenden Fields on Western Avenue.

Dover-Sherborn teams also play at fields in Dover. If your schedule says Caryl or Chickering, those are in Dover, not Sherborn, so double-check the address before you head out. DSSC posts the open or closed status of its fields on its website, which is especially helpful after a rainy night.

Good to know

For visiting families

Check the field status on dssoccer.net after rain. Fields close when they are too wet.
Bring chairs, water, and snacks.
Dogs are not permitted on the fields.
Looking for coffee or lunch after the game? See our dining guide for spots in town.

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