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>> Train & Certify Officials


Nearly 5,000 officials are taking an online course in 2013, one step toward US Lacrosse certification (March 2013).


>> Teach Youth from the Sport’s Best


Team USA stars host 30 instructional clinics for youth each year and regularly provide tips in LM (May 2013).


>> Provide Grants & Resources to Teams


We have provided 1,028 teams or organizations with equipment for athletes, including Cristo Rey Jesuit (Md.) High (June 2013).


>> Create Opportunities to Play


Our Physical Education Program placed 6,630 soft lacrosse sticks into 221 organizations and schools in 2012 (May 2012).


>> Make Youth Lacrosse Better


Passing age-appropriate rules was only the beginning of our drive to turn the youth game from good to great, helped along by dedicated volunteers (Jan. 2012).


>> Strengthen Access & Opportunity for All


Lacrosse Magazine n July 2013 n Vol. 37 No. 7 n www.laxmagazine.com


Our efforts to break down barriers to participation in lacrosse date back more than a decade (Sept. 2004).


Lacrosse Magazine is the flagship publication of US Lacrosse, the sport’s national governing body. Get the best from Lacrosse Magazine’s online home delivered to your inbox every two weeks at LaxMagazine.com/Newsletter.


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