Diversity

Chloe Jones is a high school junior in Delaware who has committed to play at Syracuse University. The midfielder also shares her passion for the game by serving as a lacrosse clinician for younger players.

Recent transplant Jenna Martino-DiFede, who moved to Miami just over two years ago, is eager to keep building on the lacrosse momentum started by others, especially among girls in the region. 

Katie Facciola discovered lacrosse while flipping through channels on TV one night. Immediately she knew, she had to play the game.

US Lacrosse CEO Steve Stenersen writes on the national governing body's commitment to change in light of the social unrest in the country in 2020.

Participation in sports and recreation programs can improve the physical fitness, mental health, and social inclusion of people with physical, intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Cassandra Kitchen, a high school-aged player from Maryland with Peruvian roots, is featured in US Lacrosse's Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration in conjunction with Lacrosse the Nations.

The Valenzuela twins, Los Aztecas blend love of lacrosse with Mexican heritage. We continue our Hispanic Heritage Month celebration with this article that will appear in print in the November issue of US Lacrosse Magazine. 

Andrew Lee, vice chair of the US Lacrosse Board of Directors and chair of the US Lacrosse Native American Advisory Council, shared a presentation on American Indians with the US Lacrosse staff last week. In celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day, we’re sharing some of the information Lee presented.

US Lacrosse Sankofa Clinician Sophia Lugo was introduced to lacrosse as a high school freshman in Chicago. She remains active in the sport today in several ways, including as a coach with Puerto Rico’s Women’s National Team program.

Bianca Rojas, the head coach at Point University and a 100-goal scorer at Shorter University, is the next subject featured in US Lacrosse's Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration in conjunction with Lacrosse the Nations.