Participation in sports and recreation programs can improve the physical fitness, mental health, and social inclusion of people with physical, intellectual and developmental disabilities.
As the 2021 lacrosse season draws closer, there are some equipment guidelines that players, parents, coaches and officials should keep in mind. Use of required and certified equipment ensures the highest levels of safety for all participants.
US Lacrosse has named the 1976 Cornell University men’s lacrosse team and the 1989 U.S. Women’s World Cup Team as the winners of its 2020 Team of Distinction Awards, recognizing outstanding contributions and impact to lacrosse made by an entire team.
US Lacrosse recently combined two of its annual leadership conferences into one virtual event, seeking to educate and empower both program leaders and members of the Urban Lacrosse Alliance through shared growth opportunities.
The third and final day of the SheCompetes virtual series, presented by the U.S. Women's National Lacrosse Team and Nike Lacrosse, concluded with frank discussions about the power of sports, as well as diversity and inclusion.
Day two of the SheCompetes virtual series, presented by the U.S. Women's National Lacrosse Team and Nike Lacrosse, yielded informative discussions about women in leadership roles and raising the profile of women’s athletics through digital media platforms.
Seeking to delve into some of the issues that impact female athletes and women in sports, US Lacrosse launched a three-day webinar series this week that seeks to provide insights from participants and industry leaders.
Relying largely on funding support from individuals and equipment donations from established lacrosse programs, the LIMLF's outreach program has equipped many new players with needed sticks, helmets, gloves and arm pads in recent years.
US Lacrosse will launch a six-part webinar series later this month to explore some of the issues that impact young girls and women in sports, both as athletes and as members of the sports industry.
As players return to the field following an extended period of inactivity, MedStar Health professionals Jay Dyer and Kellie Loehr offer some good recommendations for coaches and athletes to help ease the transition.
