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The IOC's primary purpose is to support the promotion of international lacrosse by providing officials from the United States to participate in international events. The IOC will provide training, services, and representation in the international community and provide all U.S. international officials a forum in which to raise and address their ideas and concerns.
 

Officers

Chairman Eric Evans Putney, Vt.
Vice Chairman Walt Munze Manlius, N.Y.
Secretary Eric Rudolph Atlanta, Ga.
Treasurer Tom Abbott Syracuse, N.Y.
Past President Al Blau  

FIL Men's Rulebook (PDF) | 2011 Rules Changes
IOC By-Laws 
IOC Points of Policy 
IOC-USL U19 Memo of Agreement
FIL-NCAA Rule Differences
FIL Referee Manual
USA Officials at World Championships
Sutton Selected as 2014 Referee in Chief
FIL Names Deputy RICs for 2014 Championship
History
Members
 

Calendar of Major International Events
April 21, 2012 - Brussels ISB Youth Tournament (info: mrawskyg@isb.be)
April 9-13, 2012 - Dublin Fest
May 18-20, 2012 - Vienna open (info: office@vienna-monarccs.com)
May 18, 2012 - Whistler Open (B.C. Canada) (info: lax@whistleropen.com)
June 8-10, 2012 - Berlin Open (info@berlinopen.de)
June 14-17, 2012 - Prague Cup (info: prgsports@prgsports.com)
June 20-July 1, 2012 - European Championships, Amsterdam (www.ec12lacrosse.com)
July 14-17, 2012 - U19 Prague Cup (info: prgsports@prgsports.com)
July 20, 2012 - U19 World Championships, Turku, Finland (www.2012worldlacrosse.com)
August 10-12, 2012 - Sofia Lacrosse Cup (info: sofiacup@bulgarianlacrosse.org)
Sept. 28, 2012 - Rhinocup (Belgium) (info@redrhinos.be)


World Championship Try-outs, June 2009

(Officials at the U.S. Men's U-19 Tryouts in Baltimore; July 7-10, 2011)

Twenty-one officials participated in the tryouts to earn a spot to officiate in the 2012 world championship. Selected to work at the world championship were: Peter Buchanan (Centreville, Va.); Chris Clark (Buffalo, N.Y.); and Mike Hyland (Huntingtown, Md.).  Five alternates were also named. In order, they are: Charles Baber (Westminster, Md.); Tim McCaffrey (Amherst, N.H.); Jason Yates (Henderson, Nev.); James Reilly (Dover, N.H.); and Pete Weaver (Southbury, Conn.).