U.S. Women

The U.S. National Team Program is adding Sports Performance Tracking (SPT) GPS technology to its toolkit to help train the nation’s premier lacrosse players. SPT becomes the official on-field performance tracking device for the U.S. national teams.

The US Lacrosse National Team Development Program (NTDP) is a three-phased process for high school-aged boys’ and girls’ players that leads to USA Select teams. The goal of the NTDP is to provide high-level training for the nation’s top young players that will ultimately expand the talent pool for the U.S. national teams that participate in Federation of International Lacrosse competitions.

US Lacrosse announced today a strategic partnership with the Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) and Women’s Professional Lacrosse League (WPLL) to support its newly minted U.S. National Team Development Program (NTDP).

Go behind the scenes with the best women's lacrosse players in the world as US Lacrosse videographer Mikey Wallin documents the U.S. women's senior team at Spring Premiere at Stanford University.

The U.S. women's national team program ventured to California over the weekend for the Spring Premiere at Stanford University and left a lasting impression. The six-team event featured the U.S. women's senior team, the U.S. women's U19 team, international teams from England and Japan, and collegiate teams from Fresno and Stanford.

This weekend, six teams will converge in California for Spring Premiere – the U.S. senior and under-19 women’s teams, England, Japan, Fresno State and Stanford. 

Lax Sports Network (LSN) will produce both games between the U.S. Women’s National Teams and England from the Spring Premiere at Stanford University. The broadcasts are presented by Nike Lacrosse.

Skip Lichtfuss, director of national teams and high performance at US Lacrosse, offers insight into the processes of selecting players, coaches and staff for the U.S. national teams.

SPARKS, Md. — Tickets are now on sale for the Spring Premiere, a six-team women’s lacrosse event featuring the U.S. Senior and U19 teams at Stanford University from Jan. 25-27, 2019. Joining the two U.S. teams will be a pair of international teams (England and Japan) and two collegiate teams (Fresno State and Stanford).

In addition to the games, the U.S. National Team players and coaches will hold a 90-minute clinic geared towards players aged 8 to 18. The clinic registration includes a weekend ticket pass and a U.S. national team shirt.

The U.S. Women’s National Team will open its 2019 playing schedule in the Spring Premiere at Stanford University from Jan. 25-27. U.S. senior team head coach Jenny Levy has announced the 26-player roster that will represent the United States in the competition.