Programs & Grants

Charlotte DeSantos and Sam Burgunder are the newest high school players to be recognized as US Lacrosse Impact Athletes for their commitment to supporting their communities with special efforts.

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.

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.

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.

US Lacrosse has named nine winners of its 2020 Youth Awards, recognizing outstanding contributors to youth lacrosse from around the country.

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.

After collaboration with leading experts in the sports industry and with many of the country's most impactful lacrosse leagues, US Lacrosse has created a robust guide outlining best practices and standards for lacrosse organizations.

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

Some of the most successful lacrosse programs in New Jersey can trace their connections to legendary Moorestown coach Val Curran.