US Lacrosse Blog

Brown men’s lacrosse coach Lars Tiffany offers his next-level advice for aspiring coaches, including small ball, drills and energy.

I was a tad excited. Okay, I was really excited to be on the field for a WCAC game between two very skilled teams. It stayed a one goal game nearly all the way through and I was running my tail off. So much so that my Referee and boss, Charlie Obermayer, took notice. By halftime he asked me when Forrest Gump had joined the crew.

Our resident lacrosse official details one way to keep your head in the game. Get in the habit of counting players and you’ll become a more engaged official.

National Lacrosse Participation Grows 3.5 Percent in 2014

U.S. U19 midfielder Kerrigan Miller talks about one of her role models and why it’s important for young girls to have players to look up to in women’s lacrosse.

Taking care of your high school academics from the get-go is more important than ever. We asked college coaches to weigh in on how grades impact recruiting.

In this video, University of Virginia and Team USA midfielder Courtney Swan shows you how to bait defenders and find the back of the net on a quick-stick shot.

In this video, Maryland coach Cathy Reese explains the fundamentals behind the Terps’ success, including how she drills cradling, catching and throwing.

Teach your youth and high school players proper mechanics to become better shooters with the Shooting Over the Goal Drill, presented at US Lacrosse Convention.

Twelve public lacrosse-playing high schools in Hillsborough County, Fla., participated in PCA workshops thanks to grants provided by US Lacrosse.