US Lacrosse, the sport’s national governing body, has opened a search for a Chief Operating Officer to serve a key role on the organization’s senior leadership team and to help shape the future culture and growth of the organization.
Relying largely on funding support from individuals and equipment donations from established lacrosse programs, the LIMLF's outreach program has equipped many new players with needed sticks, helmets, gloves and arm pads in recent years.
US Lacrosse today announced that events by Halo LAX, LLC, a subsidiary of the Sports Facilities (SF) Companies, will be sanctioned through its authority as the lacrosse National Governing Body
Patrick Timothee is a former collegiate midfielder at Coker University and was a four-sport athlete in high school. He remains active in lacrosse as a clinician for the US Lacrosse Sankofa Clinic Series, and as a high school and club coach in South Florida.
US Lacrosse will launch a six-part webinar series later this month to explore some of the issues that impact young girls and women in sports, both as athletes and as members of the sports industry.
As players return to the field following an extended period of inactivity, MedStar Health professionals Jay Dyer and Kellie Loehr offer some good recommendations for coaches and athletes to help ease the transition.
US Lacrosse has opened the application process for its grant programs for the 2020-21 award cycle. US Lacrosse offers grant programs for education, player development, equipment and financial assistance.
The stoppage of play has not only impacted players, coaches and officials, but it’s also disrupted the work of researchers like Dr. Dan Herman, who study the game for scientific purposes.
MedStar Health experts share their return to play advice for coaches, parents and league leaders, and stress that easing into full activity should be a gradual process.
