Random Thoughts: WILC Recaps — Days 6 & 7
Tuesday was a fairly relaxing day at the World Indoor Lacrosse Championships. Almost half of the field had the day off, which might have been a good thing to mend almost everything going wrong with the body after such a long season of lacrosse. It heated up on Wednesday with a few quarterfinals and 16 […]
Random Thoughts: WILC Recaps — Days 3 & 4
I finally made it to WILC 2019, a few days late because my work schedule wouldn’t allow me to leave earlier. Let’s get to day three, with the good, the bad and the ugly. World Indoor Lacrosse Championship 2019 – Day 3 The Good It was a fantastic day of lacrosse in the Blue Division […]
Women’s Head Technology: What Is The Future? Our Women’s Roundtable Discusses
Editor’s Note: This multi-part series Women’s Stringing Roundtable on #TheGopherProject will provide insight from experienced stringers and representatives from stringing manufacturers. Today, we ask our roundtable about the future of women’s head technology. Women’s lacrosse pockets have always had more restrictions than men’s pockets. With the recent relaxing of the rules and allowing mesh, it […]
When Will We See An All-Mesh Women’s Head? Women’s Roundtable Discusses
Today, we ask the question of when we will see the first all-mesh women’s head. Our women’s rountable discusses on #TheGopherProject.
What Is The Best Women’s Lacrosse Pocket? Our Women’s Roundtable Answers
Editor’s Note: This multi-part series Women’s Stringing Roundtable on #TheGopherProject will provide insight from experienced stringers and representatives from stringing manufacturers. Today, we focus on what our Roundtable thinks is the best women’s lacrosse pocket. Women’s pockets have always had more restrictions than men’s pockets. With the recent relaxing of the rules and allowing mesh, […]
How Allowing Mesh In Women’s Lacrosse Is Affecting The Game
In this first installment, we are going to explore just how the changes of allowing mesh in women’s lacrosse has been impacting stringing and gameplay.
USA U19 Women Win World Championship
The world championship is coming back to the United States thanks to the USA U19 Women’s team. The United States completed a dominant run through the field, culminating with a 13-3 victory over Canada, to win the 2019 World Lacrosse Women’s U19 World Championship. I’m just really proud of the team. I think we worked […]
US Women’s U19 Team Beats Australia To Reach World Championship Game
Izzy Scane, Belle Smith and Caitlyn Wurzburger combined for 14 goals to lead the US Women’s U19 Team past Australia 21-6 in the semifinal round of the World Lacrosse Women’s U19 World Championship at Trent University. The U.S. advances to Saturday’s championship game against the winner of tonight’s Canada-England semifinal. The championship game is set […]
Quarterfinals Bound: US Women’s U19 Lacrosse Ready To Roll
The U.S. Women’s U19 Lacrosse team is set for the quarterfinals of the 2019 Women’s U19 World Championships held in Peterborough, Canada.
See How This American Helped Grow Lacrosse In China
Lacrosse is relatively new in the Asian country of the People’s Republic of China, but that hasn’t stopped China Women’s Lacrosse from playing it anyway.
World Lacrosse Adds TJ Buchanan as Director of Sport Development
TJ Buchanan, a widely-respected leader in lacrosse with more than a decade of experience in the design and delivery of educational resources for athletes and coaches is joining the staff of World Lacrosse as its first-ever Director of Sport Development. TJ Buchanan, who has held leadership positions in athlete and coach development with U.S. Lacrosse […]
U19 Women’s Lacrosse Championships: 23 Teams Set To Compete
Canada will be busy with international lax events this summer. Both the 2019 World Indoor Lacrosse Championships and U19 Women’s Lacrosse Championships will be held in Lumberjack Country. Fitting for a country whose national summer sport is the Creator’s game. The U19 Women’s Lacrosse Championships will be held in Peterborough, Ontario from August 1-10 as […]