Officials

Lacrosse is in shutdown mode, but that doesn’t mean you can’t brush up on the rules. Here’s an overview of the 2020 US Lacrosse Youth Rules Information:

In its continuing effort to help mitigate the potential effects of the coronavirus (COVID-19) public health threat and assist our members and community partners with planning, US Lacrosse is postponing all events scheduled in the month of April.

Online courses, live webinars and You Make the Call are among the digital resources available to officials from US Lacrosse to assist with training needs.

In just a matter of days, our lives have been upended in the wake of the global pandemic, but the connectivity and engagement so celebrated within our sport position us well to provide ongoing support and leadership to our respective communities.

US Lacrosse fully understands that the dedication of individuals throughout the nation serves as the driving force in the successful growth of youth lacrosse, and seeks to nationally recognize some of these deserving individuals.

To help serve the lacrosse community, US Lacrosse will be expanding its online resources over the coming weeks. These resources will be geared towards multiple audiences, including coaches, officials and parents, both to help them individually and to help them provide outlets for our youth members.

The Officials Development Program at US Lacrosse has recently announced a series of new webinars for men’s and women’s officials over the next month.

The United States will be well represented among the 51 officials, administrators and officiating coaches at the 2020 World Lacrosse Men's U19 World Championship.

Highlights from the 2020 US Lacrosse Convention, which brought approximately 7,000 lacrosse enthusiasts to Philadelphia to celebrate the sport.

US Lacrosse has produced and released the 2020 National Federation of State High School Associations Rules Interpretation videos. These videos go over the significant rules changes for this year, and points of emphasis.