US Lacrosse Blog

Help your youth lacrosse players take the next step with these tips for face, roll and split dodges.

US Lacrosse has reached an agreement with the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) to provide the necessary education and training of women’s lacrosse officials.

Should refs pass on calls based on the score in a blowout game? Why aren’t the same penalties called from game to game? Our resident official gives perspective.

Applications are now available to try out for the 2015 U.S. Men's National Indoor Team, with a deadline of Friday, Oct. 24.

It’s not all skills and drills. Use these tactics to develop mental toughness and acuity on the lacrosse field.

Shooting space is one of the most difficult rules to understand, especially for new lacrosse players, parents and coaches. Let’s break it down.

This lacrosse mom hopes we can put the development back into recreational teams and let the travel teams do the traveling and selection.

Does your youth lacrosse league follow best practices to make your child’s experience safe and fun? Look to these six signs as basic indicators.

The US Lacrosse Coaching Education Program will host 42 instructional clinics across 13 states in November, December and January.

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.