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Izzy Scane, Belle Smith and Caitlyn Wurzburger combined for 14 goals to lead the United States past Australia 21-6 in the semifinal round of the World Lacrosse Women’s U19 World Championship at Trent University.

Two new membership benefits are now available to all US Lacrosse adult member game officials. A voluntary national background screening and voluntary online SafeSport training are being offered to any official who chooses to participate.

The United States posted its second straight shutout, downing Wales 26-0 to advance to the semifinal round of the 2019 World Lacrosse Women’s U19 World Championship at Trent University. The U.S. will meet longtime rival Australia in the semifinals.

The NFHS announced a set of 10 boys’ rules changes for the 2020 season. Among the changes coming to boys’ high school lacrosse next season - a play may be restarted when a defensive player is within five yards of the player in possession of the ball.

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Growing up with an August birthday meant that Kasey Choma didn’t get to celebrate many birthdays with her school classmates.

For many families, the most difficult part of the recruiting process is understanding how colleges recruit, evaluate, and show interest in student-athletes. To better explain the college recruiting process, it's helpful to look at it from a coach's perspective.

The roots of lacrosse will be honored on Saturday, August 10 as the Chesapeake Bayhawks highlight the history of the game during that evening’s Major League Lacrosse match-up against the Denver Outlaws.

A dominant second quarter fueled the United States to a 13-5 pool-clinching victory over host Canada at the 2019 World Lacrosse Women’s U19 World Championship. The U.S. moved to 3-0 for the tournament and will be the No. 1 overall seed. After an off-day on Monday, the U.S. will play a still to be determined opponent on Tuesday night at 8 p.m. in the Round of 16 on Lax Sports Network.

Megan Carney, Izzy Scane, Belle Smith and Caitlyn Wurzburger each scored three goals as the United States put forth a dominating effort in an 18-2 victory over England in pool play action at the 2019 World Lacrosse Women’s U19 World Championship.

Caitlyn Wurzburger scored two of the game’s first three goals and later added four assists to lead the United States past Australia, 12-4, in both team’s opening pool play game at the 2019 World Lacrosse Women’s U19 World Championship.