USA Women

From backyard battles in a big Greek family to the pinnacle of lacrosse, her journey has been anything but ordinary.

Celebrating the 100th anniversary of women’s lacrosse in the United States is a chance to reflect on what this sport has given to Sarah Bullard McDaniel.

From speed ego wars at Stony Brook to national team superstardom, Ally Kennedy keeps proving people wrong. Check out the multi-discipline dynamo on the cover of our latest edition.

North injured her Achilles in a WLL game against the California Palms on June 6.

Three-two-one moments are moments of pressure when the team and its athletes must make split-second decisions.  

Charlotte North had surgery Monday to repair a torn Achilles tendon and will miss the remainder of the WLL season as well as the upcoming world championship in Tokyo.

Moved by her experiences with the U.S. National Team and Women’s Lacrosse League, the do-it-all dynamo made “grow the game” her personal manifesto.

The U.S. will open defense of its world championship against Ireland in the 16-team world championship.

What began in 1926 at Bryn Mawr (Md.) has grown into a nationally televised, professionally viable, globally ascendant sport. This is the story of women's lacrosse in the U.S.

Pan-American Sixes Championship is Ontario will be the first step on the Olympic qualifying process