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The HRYL girls’ division was an early adopter of the LADM and has offered small-sided games for its U10 and U12 players for the past two years. The league adopted the concept for the boys’ division this fall and leveraged local high school players to help introduce the alternate play paradigm.

The Lacrosse Athlete Development Model (LADM) is a framework to help bring out the full athletic potential in every player using a development philosophy based on six core values.

William G. Tierney Field, on the grounds of US Lacrosse national headquarters, will host approximately 50 high school and college lacrosse games this season.

Two years ago, Jacqueline Bartelt’s daughter transferred into Lawrence North High School, located in Indianapolis’ northeast suburbs. Much to her disappointment, the school did not have a girls’ lacrosse team. Rather than accept the status quo, mother and daughter got busy.

The final roster for the 2020 U.S. men’s U19 team is becoming clearer after the latest update by head coach Nick Myers and his staff.

The Inside Lacrosse Face-Off Yearbook, the ultimate source for the 2020 NCAA season, is now available at a discounted rate for US Lacrosse members.

Pittsburgh is the defending WCLA D-I national champion, while Navy Club finished as the D-II national runner-up in 2019.

Highlights from the 2020 US Lacrosse Convention, which brought approximately 7,000 lacrosse enthusiasts to Philadelphia to celebrate the sport.

The 2019 U.S. women’s U19 lacrosse team put a bow on its gold-medal experience when the players and staff received their world championship rings on Friday night during the US Lacrosse Convention in Philadelphia.

US Lacrosse has produced and released the 2020 National Federation of State High School Associations Rules Interpretation videos. These videos go over the significant rules changes for this year, and points of emphasis.