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36-time world champions.

Our players chase championships on the field. They’ve done that more successfully than any other country in the world, winning a record 36 World Lacrosse championships. Their story is bigger. They strive for excellence in everything they do. They play. They teach. They inspire. They play to honor their country.

USA Lacrosse currently sponsors eight national teams — men's and women's field, men's and women's U20 (previously U19), men's and women's sixes, and men's and women's box — along with the National Team Development Program.

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National Teams

Women's Field

The U.S. women captured their ninth world championship in 2022.

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Men's Field

The U.S. men captured their record 11th world championship in 2023 in San Diego.

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Women's U20

Setting the standard, the U.S. women’s U20 program has won six of the eight world championships since 1995.

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Men's U20

The U.S. U20 program made it a perfect 9-for-9 in winning international titles in 2022.

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Men's Box

The USA men have medaled at all six World Lacrosse box championships, highlighted by silver in 2024.

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Women's Box

The USA women won the inaugural World Lacrosse Box Championship in 2024.

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Men's Sixes

The new fast-paced style of the sport that will be used for the LA 2028 Olympics.

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Women's Sixes

The new fast-paced style of the sport that will be used for the LA 2028 Olympics.

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Player Spotlight

Charlotte North

She's simply the most electrifying player in the sport right now. When the ball is in her stick, all eyes are locked on Charlotte North. A two-time Tewaaraton Award winner, North became the NCAA's all-time goals scored leader and has carried over that success to the U.S. women's national team and professional game with her creative playmaking and pinpoint shooting skills.

Fast Facts

  • MVP of 2018 World Championship, helping U.S. to gold medal
  • Two-time PLL champion with Whipsnakes (2019, 2020)
  • PLL Longstick Midfielder of the Year (2019, 2020)
  • Two-Time USILA All-American at Maryland (2013, 2014)
  • MLL All-Star with Charlotte (2016,
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#4 Marie McCool

An electric midfielder, Marie McCool was one of the youngest players on the 2017 U.S. world championship team. She scored 12 goals to help the U.S. to a gold medal in England. She followed that up by earning All-World honors in leading the U.S. to another gold medal in 2022. McCool was second on the U.S. team with 20 goals in the championship in addition to her dominant play in the midfield. McCool was MVP of the 2025 World Games, leading the U.S. to a sixes world championship.

Fast Facts

  • MVP of The World Games 2025
  • All-World at 2022 World Lacrosse championship
  • Previously won gold medals in 2017 at World Lacrosse championship and the World Games
  • Three-time first team All-American at North Carolina and was twice named the ACC Midfielder of the Year
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National Team Development Program

Launched in 2019, the National Team Development Program is the pipeline to the U.S. National Teams. The multi-step program is designed for middle and high school players.

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Our national teams players are the ultimate ambassadors for the sport. Our donors help them fulfill that role. Discover how you can help fuel their passion to inspire the next generation to chase their dreams.

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U.S. National Team Official Partners

Capelli Sport
Gait Lacrosse
MedStar Health
STX
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