US Lacrosse is now accepting nominations for several of its 2021 awards, recognizing outstanding players, coaches, officials, and contributors from around the country.
In its continuing effort to help grow the sport by utilizing the resources offered by schools, US Lacrosse held a free five-session professional development workshop for physical education instructors as part of this year’s US Lacrosse Convention.
Motivated by an original matching grant, a generous donor has added another matching grant to triple all gifts made from now through Dec 31. Thanks to both matching donors, we can pass the game on and give a child the opportunity to play lacrosse in a safe environment while having fun.
Physical education instructors, PE majors in college and those that support PE classes (athletic directors, coaches and program leaders) can register for a free professional development track at the US Lacrosse Convention.
US Lacrosse announces Courtney Medwin of Coral Springs, Florida and Jacqueline Wolford of Columbus, Ohio as the recipients of 2020 Michael Breschi Scholarships.
The COVID-19 pandemic has perhaps irreversibly altered the youth, amateur and professional sports landscape. With changes come new opportunities. Here are 15 ways the lacrosse community and the sport at large can emerge from this better off than we were before.
Patrick Timothee is a former collegiate midfielder at Coker University and was a four-sport athlete in high school. He remains active in lacrosse as a clinician for the US Lacrosse Sankofa Clinic Series, and as a high school and club coach in South Florida.
US Lacrosse has opened the application process for its grant programs for the 2020-21 award cycle. US Lacrosse offers grant programs for education, player development, equipment and financial assistance.
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.
