USA Women

The U.S. Men's and Women's National Teams will join Australia, Canada and the Haudenosaunee Nationals.

Out of college coaching for the first time in two decades, former USC women's lacrosse coach Lindsey Munday still has a significant stake in ensuring the sport's future.

Ten of the 22 players who won a gold medal with the field team earlier this month in Tokyo will be back in red, white and blue next week for a sixes training camp.

Delayed flights. A devastating injury. Sweltering heat. Uncompromising standards. This is the journey that transformed a roster of stars into the best team the sport has ever seen.

The dynasty endures. Goalie Shea Dolce came up big early and the U.S. offense found its rhythm after that, running away with a 16-4 win over Canada in the gold medal game.

For the first time in the World Lacrosse Women’s Championship, the U.S. Women’s National Team was truly tested — if only briefly.

The U.S. will meet Canada in Sunday's championship game, aiming for a record fifth consecutive world championship.

The U.S. has outscored its four opponents 83-16, and 54 of those goals have been assisted.

The urgency ticked up Wednesday as the stakes heightened. Pool play is over. It’s officially time to win or go home.

The USA men's and women's sixes national teams will compete against top international competition this October.