US Lacrosse Blog

It does not matter how long you have coached, or that you are the newest addition to your organization’s board, or how much money you shelled out last year making sure every kid got a cool jersey. What truly matters is that you had a positive impact in the lives of others through lacrosse.

US Lacrosse has launched a brand new version of the Level 1 Fundamentals of Coaching Lacrosse online curriculum that is a part of its Coach Development Program. The “Developing the Individual Athlete” module has been completely rebuilt and went live last week.

Garland “Bo” Moore, a three-time All-American at the University of Virginia and a key contributor to US Lacrosse, died earlier this week at the age of 86.

Last year’s two national champions have been tabbed as the No. 1 teams in the 2019 Nike/US Lacrosse WCLA Preseason Top 20 rankings.

Head coach Kelly Amonte Hiller has trimmed the training roster for the 2019 U.S. U19 women’s national team to 23 players following last weekend’s Spring Premiere in California.

US Lacrosse has announced updates to its box rules and points of emphasis for 2019. The points of emphasis for 2019 relate to abuse of officials, illegal body checking and boarding, helmets and penalties.

The U.S. women's national team program ventured to California over the weekend for the Spring Premiere at Stanford University and left a lasting impression. The six-team event featured the U.S. women's senior team, the U.S. women's U19 team, international teams from England and Japan, and collegiate teams from Fresno and Stanford.

The lacrosse world lost two legends this week. Robert S. “Bob” Miser Jr., a 1980 inductee into the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame, and Jake Curran, a 2015 inductee, both died earlier this week.

This weekend, six teams will converge in California for Spring Premiere – the U.S. senior and under-19 women’s teams, England, Japan, Fresno State and Stanford. 

More than 60 college and high school games set for US Lacrosse headquarters this season