U.S. Women

The annual Team USA Fall Classic will have the U.S. men’s and women’s national teams welcoming a Canadian men’s senior team and a Canadian women’s senior team and the reigning NCAA champions — Maryland (women) and Virginia (men) — on the Oct. 18-20 weekend, which is also the induction weekend for the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame.

John Galloway and Caitlyn Phipps, both gold-medal winning players from the U.S. national teams program, will be the the boys' and girls' national combine directors for the US Lacrosse National Team Development Program Combine next week.

Liz Robertshaw has experienced one of the greatest joys this game can offer — winning a gold medal at the World Cup as part of the U.S. national team. She won two while serving as an assistant from 2009 to 2017 to Ricky Fried, and because of that time with US Lacrosse, Robertshaw knows firsthand what it takes to make a national team roster.

Flag Day is your chance to raise up the U.S. National Teams who are honored and grateful to carry the American flag at international competitions. All gifts made through the end of Flag Day will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $5,850 by a generous supporter of the U.S. National Teams, Oliver Marti.

U.S. head coach Jenny Levy will welcome 36 of the nation’s best women’s lacrosse players to US Lacrosse for a three-day training camp beginning Tuesday.

Less than six months after securing Provisional Recognition from the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the international federation for men’s and women’s lacrosse is taking yet another significant step forward in its development with the introduction of a new name, logo and brand platform.

Effective today, the international federation will be known as World Lacrosse.

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.