2011 Lacrosse Sports Medicine Conference
March 11, 2011
Sheraton Inner Harbor Hotel - Baltimore, Maryland

About the Conference
Lacrosse is the oldest and currently the fastest growing team sport in America. Unique versions of the sport are played by girls/women and boys/men from age 6 to 60 who compete in youth leagues and scholastic, collegiate, professional, club and masters levels of play. The differences between the rules, culture and styles of men’s and women’s lacrosse result in unique sets of injuries, and there is a growing body of lacrosse-specific sports medicine knowledge concerning the mechanisms, treatments, and prevention of these injuries. It is our goal to provide a comprehensive, national level conference on men’s and women’s lacrosse-specific sports medicine for the medical and lacrosse communities.

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This conference, organized and hosted by US Lacrosse, will be a full day of interactive lectures and panel discussions. Registration includes a ticket (with additional tickets available for purchase) to attend the 2011 Faceoff Classic at M & T Bank (Ravens) Stadium on Saturday, March 12.

Who Should Attend This Conference?
This conference will have a wide appeal and we expect a multidisciplinary audience, including team physicians, orthopaedic surgeons, primary care specialists, athletic trainers, physical therapists, injury epidemiologists, other allied health professionals, and lacrosse administrators and coaches. The US Lacrosse Coaching Education Program will reward Certified Coaches five CEOs for attending; the clinic will report the roster to USL and your database will reflect the credits within two weeks of the event.

Event Brochure
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Event Sponsors

Union Memorial Sports Medicine