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US Lacrosse Board member Chazz Woodson has a behind the scenes look at growing the sport. As the new head men's lacrosse coach at Hampton University, he has big ideas for the future.

The recent social unrest in our country has compelled US Lacrosse to provide greater leadership to address the challenges of systemic racism that exist in the sport. US Lacrosse has developed an anti-racism statement and a number of action steps the organization will pursue now and into the future.

A US Lacrosse member league that launched in 2015 with the help of equipment grants from US Lacrosse, has produced its first varsity college lacrosse player.

Paul Schlesinger and his band of brothers nudge lacrosse in Oregon toward state sanctioning at the high school level.

Last September, Cheyenne and Jackson Hole played what is believed to be the first-ever game between Wyoming high school girls’ teams.

US Lacrosse and Major League Lacrosse recognized contributions to the development of lacrosse at the local level through the "Homegrown Hero of the Game" program. A total of 15 MLL players were recognized for their efforts.

In partnership with NCSA, the official responsible recruiting services provider of US Lacrosse, we are proud to highlight our Impact Athletes — boys’ and girls’ high school lacrosse players who are supporting their communities with special efforts.  This week's honorees are Boden Bounds of Chappaqua, N.Y., and Katie Sullivan of Norfolk, Va.

Lessons learned from Duke and U.S. men's team coach John Danowski at the US Lacrosse Convention helped Dripping Springs (Texas) coach Bill Cafferata guide his team through the COVID-19 pandemic and a lost season.

Programs from neighboring states in Minnesota in North Dakota, have formed an unlikely bond to provide additional opportunities for young lacrosse players in the region.

This article appears in the July/August edition of US Lacrosse Magazine, a digital-only publication available exclusively to US Lacrosse members.