Charlotte DeSantos and Sam Burgunder are the newest high school players to be recognized as US Lacrosse Impact Athletes for their commitment to supporting their communities with special efforts.
Due to concerns with the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) public health pandemic, US Lacrosse is regrettably postponing its 2020 National Lacrosse Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, which was originally scheduled for Saturday, October 17.
A US Lacrosse member league that launched in 2015 with the help of equipment grants from US Lacrosse, has produced its first varsity college lacrosse player.
Commissioned by the One Love Foundation, the bronze statue memorializes the young player who was tragically killed in 2010. The statue is perched atop a hillside overlooking USL’s Tierney Field.
On Monday, the Virginia High School League (VHSL) announced its re-opening plan for athletics in Virginia, choosing the model supported by US Lacrosse, which preserves boys' and girls' lacrosse in spring of 2021.
After collaboration with leading experts in the sports industry and with many of the country's most impactful lacrosse leagues, US Lacrosse has created a robust guide outlining best practices and standards for lacrosse organizations.
In partnership with NCSA, US Lacrosse is proud to highlight our newest Impact Athletes, two high school lacrosse players who are supporting their communities by serving as active leaders in helping others.
