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SPARKS, Md. — US Lacrosse has officially launched the search for a new Chief Executive Officer and is pleased to announce its partnership with Prodigy Search to conduct the nationwide recruitment process.

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is responsible for the overall management of US Lacrosse operations. The position provides strategic and operational leadership for the organization and works with the Board of Directors and the senior management team to implement board policies and directives, as well as develop and execute mission priorities.

Calling all aspiring artists and writers. In our next edition, US Lacrosse Magazine will have a new section featuring the creative works of youth and high school lacrosse players.

Steve Stenersen, the CEO of US Lacrosse since the organization’s inception in 1998, announced today his intention to depart the organization by the end of 2021. The decision is the outcome of a multi-year series of strategic conversations between Stenersen and the US Lacrosse Board of Directors about succession planning and organizational evolution.

US Lacrosse is proud to work with Nation United Foundation (NUF), Black Lacrosse Alliance and other stakeholders in the lacrosse community in supporting the WE STAND initiative, an effort aimed at promoting anti-harassment and anti-racism in sports.

We’re just over a week away from the 2021 US Lacrosse Convention — an all-virtual event that takes place Jan. 15-16. The new format will be a different experience for this annual staple, but we’re excited to bring the lacrosse community together in a different way to get ready for the season.

Motivated by an original matching grant, a generous donor has added another matching grant to triple all gifts made from now through Dec 31. Thanks to both matching donors, we can pass the game on and give a child the opportunity to play lacrosse in a safe environment while having fun.

Samuel Pikul of Chanhassen, Minn.,  and Summer Carpenter of South Grafton, Mass., have been recognized as US Lacrosse Impact Athletes for their work in supporting their communities with special efforts.

Dallas-based Bridge Lacrosse, a nonprofit and US Lacrosse member organization that serves nearly 800 student-athletes from diverse and low-income communities, provides a pathway for Dallas - Fort Worth’s urban youth.

Champions of Summer revival after a hiatus since 2017 gave Minnesota high school and youth teams a chance to play this year after their spring seasons were cancelled due to COVID-19.

When COVID-19 restricted field space, Rockingham Lacrosse Club, located in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley, got creative to create playing opportunities.