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There are a lot of numbers that jump out to Katie Bergey, but the one that jumps out the most regarding Team Money is 100.

And no, we’re not talking about the $100 bill design you might find on a uniform.

JP Bennett was recruited to the officiating ranks while playing in high school. Now he serves as the assigner and high school rules interpreter for the Delaware Lacrosse Officials Association while helping to recruit new officials to the ranks.

Matt Belson is the president of Cohasset (Mass.) Youth Lacrosse and the founder of Scoops Lacrosse. He originally posted this blog in February.

The 2019 application cycle to join US Lacrosse’s Urban Lacrosse Alliance will be open through May 15. ULA members receive resources and benefits to support local game development efforts.

The goal of the Oxford Lacrosse Club is to consolidate all of the area’s lacrosse development under one umbrella organization. Starting with one team, the vision is to have multiple high school teams in the future.

One objective of lacrosse is teaching kids how to channel their emotions into something positive. Young players learn best through their mistakes, but only if they are called out on their mistakes in a way that creates positive change.

Dr. Brian Gearity kicks off the Celebrate Diversity Month webinar series on April 9 by discussing coaching and cultural competency as it pertains to the lacrosse community at large. 

Reviewing the rationale behind the US Lacrosse player segmentation policy which was passed in 2016 to help minimize safety issues and/or unfair competitive advantages.

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Mike Carucci spent 20 years on active duty in the U.S. Navy. Now he's learning another model to emulate as commissioner and director of coaching for the Fort Hunt (Va.) Youth Lacrosse Association.