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US Lacrosse members save $30 vs. general public pricing for educational event in Las Vegas Nov. 30-Dec. 2

US Lacrosse sanctioned tournament represents first of 37 qualifers for US Lacrosse Nationals over next two months

One of the biggest challenges that many youth lacrosse organizations have is finding enough officials for its games. Youth programs can help address that problem by developing a junior officiating program. Here are six tips to build a successful junior officiating program.

Clark Bell, past president and board member of the Michigan Chapter, has been selected as the 2017 winner of the US Lacrosse Homer R. Schwartz Chapter Leadership Award. 

US Lacrosse Town Hall Meetings provide an open setting to discuss challenges, successes, and priorities. Meetings are facilitated by members of the local chapter board or by a US Lacrosse regional manager.  

ALBANY, N.Y., June 21, 2019 — Many gathered at Albany High School yesterday to celebrate the launch of the Lacrosse Communities Project – a US Lacrosse program developed to create a vertically-integrated series of opportunities for children to participate in lacrosse from grade school through adulthood.

Joining US Lacrosse at the celebration were representatives from many organizations around the city of Albany, including Mayor Kathy Sheehan, City School District of Albany superintendent Kimberly Wilkins, and members of the Albany Police Athletic League.

Best-practice standards in five operational areas highlight initiative to enrich camp experience for players

SPARKS, Md. — US Lacrosse today added lacrosse tournaments owned and operated by Cherry Bomb, LLC, to its tournament sanctioning program.

You’ve got questions. Alaxa has your answers. Welcome to #AskAlaxa, where she’ll address your questions about rules, player segmentation, safety — anything related to lacrosse.

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We are looking to sign up for a lacrosse program in our community. What are our first steps?

You’ve got questions. Alaxa has your answers. Welcome to the first edition of #AskAlaxa, where she’ll address your questions about rules, player segmentation, safety — anything related to lacrosse.