The Canadian Lacrosse Foundation is a charitable organization established as an initiative of the Canadian Lacrosse Association to address the long term health and growth of Lacrosse as Canada's National Summer Sport.

The Foundation's prime directive is to ensure that resources will be available for the CLA to continue to develop and assist in the development of programs for athletes, coaches, and officials, and to create innovative programs for the development of the sport in communities and schools across the country.  The Foundation's mandate also includes assisting in the celebration and  preservation of the history of Lacrosse.

http://www.lacrosse.ca

European Lacrosse Federation

Over the past few years lacrosse has grown from being played in just a few countries in Europe to now having teams and leagues in 18 countries, with others looking to start. Lacrosse is no longer just "the fastest game on two feet", it is also considered one of the fastest growing sports in the world.

The European Lacrosse Federation (ELF) is the organisational body for lacrosse played in Europe including women's and men's lacrosse.

http://www.europeanlacrosse.org

The International Federation of Women's Lacrosse Associations was formed in 1972 to promote and develop the game of women??s lacrosse throughout the world. Inaugural members were Australia, England, Scotland, Wales and the United States.

http://www.womenslacrosse.org

Irish Lacrosse Foundation

The Irish Lacrosse Foundation is committed to developing the sport of lacrosse in Ireland, to raise funds for the continuing development of the sport of lacrosse in Ireland, and to generally support, encourage, and promote the sport of lacrosse in Ireland.

The Irish Lacrosse Foundation will carry out this mission by:

• Increasing the participation levels of lacrosse throughout Ireland and by providing professionally managed courses, competition, leagues and services to the lacrosse public with the aim of improving the overall level of lacrosse in Ireland.
• Providing transportation for coaching staff and referees to present lacrosse clinics in the USA and Ireland and for support of Ireland Lacrosse in international competition.
• Hosting an awards ceremony to honor and recognize outstanding performance and support for Ireland Lacrosse.
• Promoting sportsmanship, friendship and encouraging cooperation in youth in Ireland through the game of lacrosse.
• Providing for cultural exchange between Irish Americans and Irish youth.

http://www.irishlacrossefoundation.org

New Zealand Lacrosse

The New Zealand Lacrosse was constituted in October 2000 and on the 10th December 2000 played the first men's lacrosse game in New Zealand for over 80 years, the Harbour Hawks defeating the Eastern Chiefz by 9 goals to 4.

The first season ended 4 months later when the College Rifles club beat the Harbour Hawks 9-3 to win the first league title since 1920.

The league expanded in 2001 from the 4 teams in 2000 to 6 teams in 2001 and in 2003 the first non Auckland team, Waikato based in Hamilton joined the league for its 4th season.

http://eteamz.active.com/nzla

Ontario Lacrosse Association (OLA)

Since 1897, the Ontario Lacrosse Association (OLA) has been recognized as the administrative governing body of all levels (youth, junior and senior) and disciplines (box, field and inter-lacrosse) of lacrosse in the province. Over time, the OLA has introduced and delivered programs and services to assist in the promotion and development of the sport provincially.

The mission of the O.LA. is to govern, improve, foster, and perpetuate the sport of lacrosse in Ontario. We are the umbrella organization for all lacrosse organizations in the province and direct the development of technical programs, supervision of competitions and provincial championships.

http://www.ontariolacrosse.com

Robbinsville Lacrosse Association

Welcome to the Robbinsville Lacrosse Association’s official web site. The RLA is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to teaching lacrosse, promoting fitness, sportsmanship and teamwork, and providing a safe and fun environment to kids in grades 3 to 8. Membership is open to residents of Washington Township and our friends in surrounding townships such as Allentown, Hamilton, and the Windsors. Lacrosse combines aspects of sports such as basketball, soccer, and hockey into an exciting field sport that provides non stop action. The boys and girls versions of lacrosse are different, but both demand hustle, quickness, agility, and speed. Great lacrosse players come in all sizes. Quick dodges, crisp passing, tough 1 on 1 play, and head shaking goalie saves are hallmarks of both games.

http://www.robbinsvillelax.com

The USILA, in partnership since 2004 with the College Officials Council (COC) of US Lacrosse, provides a full range of officiating services to all member institutions.

The USILA is an association of Institutions with varsity lacrosse programs in all three NCAA divisions, founded in 1885. In 2005, its membership was 213 schools.

http://www.usila.org