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The European Lacrosse Federation (ELF) and the European Lacrosse Championships (ELC) Organizing Committee has announced that the 2020 Men’s European Lacrosse Championships will not be held in 2020 as planned due to the Coronavirus outbreak. Continue reading “Men’s European Lacrosse Championships Not to be Held in 2020” →
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World Lacrosse and the Limerick Organizing Committee announced today that the World Lacrosse Men’s U19 Championships will not be played in 2020 as originally planned. The event was scheduled for July 9-18, 2020 in Limerick, Ireland. Continue reading “World Lacrosse Men’s U19 Championships Not to be Played in 2020” →
The game of lacrosse has only been in the country of Barbados for just over a year and upward progress has already been made. Just last week, Barbados was admitted to World Lacrosse, along with Lithuania. Continue reading “With World Lacrosse Membership, Barbados Lacrosse is Taking Steps Forward” →
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According to a report from Adam Levi of Lacrosse Flash late last week, the 2022 World Lacrosse Championship will be staying on the west coast of North America, but moving south to Los Angeles, California. Continue reading “2022 World Championships Moving to California” →
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Canada, USA, and Virginia all went head-to-head over the weekend at the Fall Lacrosse Classic in Sparks, Maryland at US Lacrosse HQ. Friday night gave us an exciting battle between USA and Canada while Virginia played each back-to-back on Saturday afternoon. Continue reading “Takeaways From The Fall Classic” →
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In a low-scoring defensive heavy game, Canada was able to get their offense going midway through the game to get ahead 5-3 at the end of the third. USA was able to mount an impressive four-goal comeback to secure the 7-6 win. Joe Nardella scored the game-winner with 33-seconds left on the clock. Continue reading “USA Edges Canada in Fall Classic” →
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According to a joint announcement from World Lacrosse and the Canada Lacrosse Association, the 2022 Men’s World Lacrosse Championship has been pulled out of Coquitlam, British Columbia. Continue reading “2022 World Championship Pulled Out of Coquitlam” →
Zach Currier wins championships. Plain and simple. The man is a winner and over 406 days has won more than any other lacrosse player this year. Continue reading “Zach Currier: Chasing Rings, Chasing History” →
Despite a very strong England comeback in the second half, USA was able to hang on and secure the 11-8 victory to take home their fifth consecutive Bronze Medal at the WILC. England finishes in fourth place. Continue reading “USA Escapes Second-Half England Comeback To Claim Fifth Bronze Medal” →
