What does NLF mean in LACROSSE

The National Lacrosse Federation is governed by a Board of Directors who consists of members from both the U.S. and Canada. The executive committee consists of top volunteers from both countries as well as player representatives from each division.

The NLF operates with three main goals in mind - to promote lacrosse, develop players, and encourage participation across all levels. They provide regulation on international play, facilitate new opportunities for players to compete or work within the sport, and offer resources such as coach training materials to help foster a positive experience for players of all ages.

No, while NLF's primary focus is on North American teams they also oversee teams playing at international tournaments outside of North America at various times throughout the year.

There are many ways to become involved with NLF, whether it be through coaching or officiating at sanctioned events or volunteering with one of their committees.

Yes! As an official member you would receive exclusive discounts on merchandise, access to partner programs & special events, discounted hotel rates, early access to membership renewals & more!