The full Harlem Lacrosse staff from its five cities — New York, Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Los Angeles — recently gathered at US Lacrosse headquarters in Sparks, Md., for a two-day retreat to plan for 2020 and beyond.
Donna Rose, a strong lacrosse advocate who served for over 10 years in multiple leadership roles with the South Florida Chapter of US Lacrosse, has been posthumously selected as this year’s winner of the US Lacrosse Homer R. Schwartz Chapter Leadership Award.
A panel of experts conducted an extensive review of the current literature on concussions before making 26 recommendations for the prevention, assessment, and management of sports-related concussions among young athletes.
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.
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.
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.
The Caroline Lacrosse Association, from Maryland's Eastern Shore, honored one its own and raised funds to support a local non-profit, Team Autism, through its "Going Blue" initiative.
Featuring a line-up of subject-matter experts and panelists, the Symposium is a free event and scheduled from 12 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Friday, January 10 in Philadelphia.
