US Lacrosse Blog

The idea of “fair, but not equal” is a tough concept for many non-officials. Our resident zebra explains how this concept plays out on the lacrosse field.

Jay Jalbert, one of eight new Class of 2014 inductees into the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame, is still amused by memories from the early years of Major League Lacrosse.

Before you allow your youth lacrosse player to “play up,” consider factors like friendships and burnout as part of his or her long-term development.

Marge Watson, who built Ursinus College into a national power over four decades of coaching, takes her place in the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame.

National Lacrosse Hall of Fame inductee Michele Uhlfelder didn’t quite know what to expect when she stepped on a lacrosse field for the first time.

Declining participation in some youth sports has doctors concerned. Is the risk to kids from inactivity greater than the harm of a potential concussion? Many say yes.

We can’t always prevent injuries, but there are common sense steps we can take to reduce them. Here’s why properly fitting equipment makes a difference.

Take a page out of NCAA guidelines and regulate the amount of training and competition for youth lacrosse athletes, says Dr. Richard Ginsburg

Memories from his father’s playing career inspired Steve Mitchell, the first long-stick midfielder to be inducted to the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame.

Stan Cockerton, one of eight new inductees into the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame, readily admits that virtually his entire life is wrapped up in lacrosse.