US Lacrosse Blog

World Lacrosse confirmed today the new dates for the 2022 World Lacrosse Men’s U21 World Championship, which will be staged August 10-20, 2022 in Limerick, Ireland at the University of Limerick.

In an effort to keep expanding the sport of lacrosse, many organizations having begun thinking outside of the traditional parameters of the game. As part of that process, the relatively new discipline of small-sided lacrosse has emerged.

Use these tips to help keep your young athletes active as it becomes harder for them to engage in organized sports due to COVID-19 and to get outside due to winter.

Dr. Shane Caswell of George Mason University and Dr. Andrew Lincoln of MedStar Health Research Institute will join moderator Caitlin Kelley of US Lacrosse to discuss their findings and answer live questions.

Who determines that a certain type of protective equipment should meet a performance standard? And how is that standard developed? These were some of the questions addressed by panelists on the equipment session at LaxCon 2021.

The concept that everyone can contribute to creating a more welcoming culture in lacrosse was the main focal point of the “X Out Racism” panel discussion, presented as part of LaxCon 2021.

Soldiers to Sidelines, an organization helping veterans and service members find renewed purpose by continuing to serve their communities as coaches, is offering a free virtual lacrosse coach certification webinar for veterans, active duty and military service members.

Plebe summer initially threatened a dream of playing for the U.S. team, but Jackson Bonitz will get to represent his country on the lacorsse field, both through his Navy uniform and with the U.S. team.

Chloe Jones is a high school junior in Delaware who has committed to play at Syracuse University. The midfielder also shares her passion for the game by serving as a lacrosse clinician for younger players.

US Lacrosse has produced two girls' Rules Interpretation videos for the 2021 season, highlighting significant rules changes and points of emphasis for both the NFHS rules as well as the US Lacrosse youth rules.