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The Superior, WI girl’s lacrosse program is joining the Wisconsin Lacrosse Federation effective this 2018 season as an independent club. Previously, the program was a member of a Minnesota association but restructuring in Minnesota lacrosse programs forced the move.     “One of our bigger challenges is our location so we’ll

The Wisconsin Lacrosse Federation announces the newest members elected to its Board of Directors.  Each position is a two year term and each year half of the board is up for reconsideration. Leading the WLF as President will be Erin Ennis.  Former Head Coach of the Arrowhead boy’s program, Ennis

WLF Board Nominations are Open The Wisconsin Lacrosse Federation is looking for nominations for its Board of Directors for the upcoming elections. This is an excellent opportunity to give back to the sport and have an impact on the governing body of lacrosse in Wisconsin.   The term for each

Boys D1 Championship 6-11-17 All Photos courtesy Dave Smith See more of his work Here All Photos courtesy DaveSmith See more of his work Here

Boys D2 Championship 6-11-17 All Photos courtesy Dave Smith See more of his work Here All Photos courtesy DaveSmith See more of his work Here

Check out the media coverage of the Boys D1  and Girls game. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Lake Country Now: Kettle Moraine boys and Arrowhead girls defend state titles CHECK OUT THE MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE BOYS D2 GAME. Wisconsin State Journal: Brigham Borseth ends his Waunakee career as a state runner-up The

By Brian Salgado Nothing beats the excitement of a boys lacrosse program’s first state championship, and Kettle Moraine got to experience that firsthand with a thrilling overtime victory in the Wisconsin Lacrosse Federation title game in 2016. But after the Lasers’ decisive 11-2 title defense over Waunakee Saturday night in

The Wisconsin Lacrosse Federation’s division 2 boys state championship game may have started yesterday afternoon, but the Sauk Prairie boys lacrosse team started its journey to Carroll University’s Schneider Stadium at the end of the 2016 season. That’s when the Eagles lost yet again to Stoughton in a semifinal playoff