US Lacrosse Blog

One of the benefits of attending the US Lacrosse Convention has always been the opportunity to meet other coaches, officials and administrators from around the country. That will be enhanced with a formal networking event for attendees that will be held on Friday, Jan. 10.

The United States was selected for both the men's and women's lacrosse competitions at The World Games 2021 in Birmingham, Ala. The World Games 2021 Birmingham will take place July 15-25, with 3,600 athletes from 100- plus countries competing in 30+ unique, multidisciplinary sports.

​With new chest protectors that meet NOCSAE standard ND200 now emerging into the marketplace, US Lacrosse encourages parents and athletes to buy those products now rather than wait for the 2021 rule requirement.

For the first time in their history, the U.S. men’s national lacrosse teams will compete in Texas. The U.S. senior and U19 teams will play four games as part of the Spring Premiere at the University of the Incarnate Word (UIW) in San Antonio on the weekend of Jan. 4-5, 2020.

Lacrosse can be a powerful vehicle to help children be happy, healthy and successful. The US Lacrosse First Stick Program helps provide access to children to benefit from a transformative lacrosse experience.

What started with a simple phone call helped inspire a recruiting effort that has generated nearly 1,000 leads on potential new officials for the sport.

The Safety Equipment Institute (SEI) has issued two recent warnings regarding lacrosse balls from Signature Lacrosse, and provided a statement to US Lacrosse concerning Signature Lacrosse ball models.

Two-time national champion and current Women's Professional Lacrosse League player Sammy Jo Tracy will present for the third straight year at the US Lacrosse Convention. The convention runs from Jan. 10-12 in Philadelphia.

U.S. team beats WPLL 19-16, White team wins Blue-White exhibition 12-11

A US Lacrosse First Stick Program grant, coupled with liability insurance coverage through the US Lacrosse membership platform, helped provide a needed toehold for lacrosse in Reno, Nevada.