World Lacrosse chief executive Jim Scherr believes this weekend's Super Sixes tournament in the United States will "further showcase the sport on our journey to Olympic inclusion".

A strategic plan which includes strengthening Olympic ties and adding more member nations has been approved by the World Lacrosse General Assembly.

USA Lacrosse will host North America's first elite "Super Sixes" tournament next month in Maryland as World Lacrosse continues to develop the new version of the sport.

Poland recovered from a defeat in the group stage to win the final of the 2021 European Men's Lacrosse Challenge on home soil in Wrocław against the previously unbeaten Slovakia.

Slovakia will look to keep its 100 per cent win record tomorrow in the final of the 2021 European Lacrosse Challenge, where they face hosts Poland for the crown in Wrocław.

Slovakia beat hosts Poland to shoot to the top of the men's European Lacrosse Challenge standings in Wrocław.

Poland took charge of the men's European Lacrosse Challenge in Wrocław today, with two wins leaving them top of the table and the only side with three victories in total.

Hosts Poland made an emphatic start to the men's European Lacrosse Challenge in Wrocław, beating Luxembourg 14-0 on the opening day of competition.

Six International Federations (IFs) were granted full recognition at the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Session here today.

The World Lacrosse Board of Directors is considering proposed changes to the governing body's membership requirements and application process, following its most recent meeting via videoconference.

World Lacrosse has announced the seedings for next year's World Lacrosse Women's World Championship, with hosts the United States set to be the top seed for the competition.

World Lacrosse and the Limerick 2022 Organising Committee have announced that a record 23 teams will play at next year's Men's Under-21 World Championship.

World Lacrosse has officially launched a new six-a-side version of the sport with the ultimate goal of Olympic inclusion.

World Lacrosse chief executive Jim Scherr has expressed hope that the sport could have an opportunity to join programme for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.