US Lacrosse Blog

It’s hard to imagine a better collection of lacrosse talent in one place than what we’ll see at US Lacrosse for the Fall Classic this weekend. Grab your popcorn, pull up Lax Sports Network and get ready for a great display of lacrosse.

US Lacrosse has a series of free webinars coming up over the next several weeks geared primarily towards educating segments of the lacrosse community about new rules for 2020.

The historic Brogden Cup will be rekindled during the Fall Classic at US Lacrosse this weekend. The competition between the USA Select U15 and U17 Boys’ and Girls’ teams against their counterparts from Ontario will determine the 2019 Brogden Cup winner.

US Lacrosse's new LaxFit initiative is a standardized exercise program that will increase athlete performance, reduce high-risk lacrosse injuries, and promote healthy long-term athlete development.

US Lacrosse has produced a series of short videos that are designed to assist Urban Lacrosse Alliance program leaders in various aspects of administering a program.

The top lacrosse teams in the world will collide at the US Lacrosse Fall Classic from Oct. 18-20 with Lax Sports Network carrying all of the action.

A three-sport athlete at Johns Hopkins, Charlie Coker helped lead the Blue Jays to three lacrosse national championships during his three varsity seasons. 

U.S. head coach John Danowski has named 27 players that will represent the United States men’s national team in the 2019 Fall Classic from Oct. 18-20 at US Lacrosse headquarters in Sparks, Md.

Success has followed Ryan Boyle throughout his career, yielding championships and trophies on the collegiate, professional, and international stages. He recently shared his personal highlights from a competitive career that spanned almost 15 years.

"We tell parents that their only goal is to make sure that their kids are having fun. Your job is to support kids when it's appropriate,” said Dr. Patrick Cohn, a sports psychologist at Peak Performance Sports. With that in mind, here’s why and how to avoid being tense and distracting on the sidelines.