US Lacrosse Blog

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - The opening day of the 83rd anniversary edition of the US Lacrosse Women’s National Tournament is in the books.

US Lacrosse moved into its new headquarters in Sparks, Md., today, culminating a multi-year effort to meet the growing needs of the organization.

After a quarter century of service to the sport, the US Lacrosse headquarters at 113 West University Parkway in Baltimore will soon be no more. The building, opened in 1991 for the Lacrosse Foundation (one of the organizations that merged to form US Lacros

Steve Stenersen, President and CEO of US Lacrosse, will speak in Washington D.C. tomorrow at a U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee hearing

US Lacrosse helped produce a new video for the IWLCA which features interviews with coaches, players, administrators and medical experts on the issues surrounding early recruiting.

Wheelchair lacrosse is gaining in popularity across the United States, thanks to two San Diego natives that started a non-profit organization called Wheelchair Lacrosse USA.

If you could become an expert in only one of the following, which would it be: stringing a stick or diagramming X’s and O’s? A coach that understands how moving parts intersect is poised for success.

Event joins three LaxLife Events girls' tournaments that meet best-practice standards.

Have you been hesitant to coach? Don't be. At the end of the season – you’ll never be the same. You will be a better, more enlightened and more passionate human being.

US Lacrosse VP Ann Carpenetti takes a look at the development of the women's lacrosse headgear performance standard.