BEL AIR, Md. – Dream big.

That’s the message from USA national team player Ellie Masera to the athletes competing at the USA Lacrosse Youth Nationals at Cedar Lane Regional Park. And she’s saying it specifically to the team she’s helping to coach – Igloo 2030 Arctic Blast in the 13U age group.

More than 700 girls’ lacrosse players from some of the top club programs in the country are competing in the two-day tournament in the 13U, 14U and 15U age brackets. 

What is “clipping?”

No, it’s not another lacrosse term like crease crank, yard sale or wheels — and it’s also not a phrase your enthusiastic parent will scream from the bleachers. There’s a new phenomenon taking the youth girls’ lacrosse space by storm, and it’s all about quietly spreading positivity.

SPARKS, Md. — The returning champs from a year ago headline the field at the 2025 USA Lacrosse Youth Nationals, which opens on July 15 at Cedar Lane Regional Park in Bel Air, Md. The two-day event features some of the top girls’ club lacrosse programs in the country competing in the 13U, 14U and 15U age divisions in this fully age-verified tournament.

SPARKS, Md. — The world’s top lacrosse powers are coming to USA Lacrosse headquarters this fall for The Atlas Cup, an international event showcasing the sixes format of the game that will be utilized for the LA28 Olympics. The United States will welcome top international lacrosse teams, including the men’s and women’s teams from Canada and the Haudenosaunee Nation, from Sept. 26-28 for three days of intense competition.

NEW YORK — Reciprocity was at the core of Wednesday night’s USA Lacrosse Foundation Gala at Gotham Hall. 

As the who’s who of lacrosse, dressed to the nines, funneled into the hall for an evening of food, drinks and camaraderie, distinguished honorees Dom Starsia and Kelly Amonte Hiller shared similar sentiments. 

The Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) welcomes 132 players to USA Lacrosse’s Tierney Field on Saturday, May 31 for the 2025 Senior All-Star games for Division I, II, and III. The players selected in each Division have been divided into two teams: Blue and White.

The Senior All-Star games will be played as a tripleheader at Tierney Field in Sparks,, Md., beginning with the Division II game at 10 am, followed by the Division III game at 12:30 pm. The Division I contest will cap the event with a 3 pm start.

AMHERST, Mass. — Playing on its home turf, the Massachusetts/Rhode Island continued its run of success at the USA Lacrosse Women’s National Tournament with all four of its entries winning their respective division, including bringing home the Val Walchak Trophy for capturing the top flight for the fifth time in the last seven years.

AMHERST, Mass. — The plan was solid for the Washington state team competing at the USA Lacrosse Women’s National Tournament. Fly across the country on Thursday, settle in and watch the semifinals of the NCAA Division I Women’s Lacrosse Championship on Friday in Foxborough, Mass., and then get ready to play on Saturday morning in their own games.

But the best of plans sometimes go awry.

The 92nd annual USA Lacrosse Women’s National Tournament will take place at the University of Massachusetts this weekend from May 24-25. The event features approximately 900 of the nation’s top high school girls’ lacrosse players competing on 45 teams, representing 28 states and the District of Columbia. Games will be streamed live on USA Lacrosse TV.

Back in mid-February, Boston College Club opened the 2025 season with trip south to play in Georgia’s Big Dawgs Tournament. The host Bulldogs handed the Eagles a season-opening 16-8 loss, one of 12 games this season in which Georgia’s high octane offense scored 15 goals or better.

Friday in Wichita, the teams met again in the national semifinals of the USA Lacrosse WCLA championship tournament, and this time, a suffocating BC defense limited Georgia to its lowest scoring output of the year as the Eagles prevailed, 9-6.