The Home of Wisconsin Lacrosse

There’s no question lacrosse has experienced meteoric growth throughout Wisconsin. The participation numbers on the boys’ and girls’ sides of the sport grow exponentially season to season, and new programs sprout every year at every age level. Geographically, lacrosse’s allure has touched just about every part of the Dairy State.

Marquette’s  5v5 Fright Fest is right around the corner! This year’s Fright Fest will be on Sunday October 28th and is open to 8th graders and up! You can expect lots of competition, costumes, tons of fun! You can sign up with a team or sign up as an individual

We need your  used Lax Equipment. Please look in your garages, equipment bags and closets.  Donated boys’ and girls’ used lacrosse equipment will be collected on  Saturday, September 15th 9:00 am to noon  1133 Quail Ct, Pewaukee  With the proud support of Milwaukee County, Milwaukee Police Department District 7 &

The Wisconsin Lacrosse Federation is looking for nominations for board positions.  The WLF Board is responsible for governing the US Lacrosse Chapter.  This year the positions up for election are  Vice President TreasurerGirls Director – 1 year term Boys Director Officials –  1 year termCoaches Communications/Marketing  WLF Board Descriptions  Nomination Form  Nomination process –   50%

The Wisconsin Lacrosse Federation has voted to restructure the governing board in order to create a slimlined, more responsive organization and clarify the nomination and election process. “Over the past year the a WLF subcommittee has been involved in an analysis for the best method and structure to serve the

US Lacrosse announced the creation of the Boys’ and Girls’ State Officials Coordinators. Randy Kohn is the new Boys’ Officials State Coordinator  and Jessica Ivory is the Girls’ Officials State Coordinator. US Lacrosse Officials Development State Coordinators will serve as the primary liaison for Wisconsin in connection with US Lacrosse. They

The Verona boys lacrosse team wasted no time in relishing the opportunity it had to play in this year’s state championship game against Waunakee. Just three days after taking out the top team in the state, Kettle Moraine, in the semifinal round of the playoffs, the Wildcats used a frenetic

This was supposed to be the Year of the Lasers. Kettle Moraine was getting plenty of press, traveling throughout the United States and Canada to play top-notch non-conference competition and returning to Wisconsin to rack up an undefeated in-state record. But then the Lasers encountered Verona in the state semifinals.