World Lacrosse's membership has now risen to 85 after Benin, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Malta, Sierra Leone and Togo joined the International Federation.

The field for next year's World Lacrosse Men's Championship is set after Uganda won the final spot.

Uruguay has become World Lacrosse's 78th National Federation after joining as a member of the organisation.

I am fortunate to compete in lacrosse, in which a doping culture does not exist. The last 10 years of in and out-of-competition testing in the sport has resulted in zero adverse findings.

World Lacrosse has launched a campaign for inclusion in the Los Angeles Olympics of 2028 with a promotional video which is also intended to publicise the heritage of the sport.

The United States and Canada are set to compete for World Lacrosse Women's Championship glory after prevailing in the semi-finals at Towson University in Maryland.

Ireland inflicted Hong Kong's first defeat at the World Lacrosse Women's World Championship in Towson courtesy of a dramatic overtime victory.

The United States pulled off another resounding win at the World Lacrosse Women's Championships as they join Japan, New Zealand, and Israel as the only teams with three wins in Maryland.

Twenty nations were in action at the World Lacrosse Women's Championship today in the United States as the event completed its second day with a bumper 10-match schedule at Towson University in Maryland.

Defending champions and eight-time winners the United States will start as favourites with the 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship set to begin tomorrow at the Towson University in Maryland.

World Lacrosse has entered a partnership with the United States-based National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE), vowing to develop a trans-inclusive participation policy for the sport.

Nigeria and Rwanda have become the latest members of World Lacrosse, while the Africa Association of Lacrosse (AAL) has received full approval to join the worldwide governing body as its fourth Continental Federation.

World Lacrosse chief executive Jim Scherr has claimed that a new agreement with broadcaster ESPN covering World Championship events "provides a significant boost" to the sport's bid for inclusion at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.

World Lacrosse has hired three new staff members as it prepares for three major international competitions later this year.

Multiple non-Olympic International Federations (IFs) have joined in the condemnation of Russia and Belarus following the invasion of Ukraine, with many deciding to suspend the nations' memberships and ban their athletes from competition.