US Lacrosse Blog

It’s March, and that means that the preseason is official over.

The idea that a single person can handle anything is a disaster waiting to happen when it comes to officiating lacrosse.

Giving a signal and direction with every foul may not be automatic for brand new officials. However, as you improve, these informational mechanics become a key component of displaying rule knowledge and confidence. When you give a crisp signal, you are telling the world just how confident you are in the call.

Team USA to host two sessions in Tacoma, WA on April 18.

USL Announces Additions to National Staff

Two stories of passion and perseverence from which we all can learn.

US Lacrosse Fast Break Initiative Heads to Kansas City, San Diego and Phoenix in 2010

Abbott, Clark, Pfeiffer Selected as Assistant Coaches

Kids learn best through experience and by making mistakes…not by being micromanaged through every pass.

The practice of knowingly including over-aged players on tournament teams is indefensible and illustrates the very worst of youth sports. Not only does it erode the integrity of athletic competition, it also violates the implied oath of all youth coaches to model the very best behavior for young and impressionable minds…and it jeopardizes the safety of players who are forced to play against more mature – and often larger – competition.