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High School Lacrosse

A sport on the move.

Lacrosse has been one of the fastest-growing sports at the high school level over the last few decades, and there is still room for much more growth. Lacrosse is an officially sanctioned state championship sport for both boys and girls in 24 states with Ohio (2017), Illinois (2018), Utah (2021), Wisconsin (2024) and Tennessee (2025)  the most recent states to add the sport to their championship lineup.

Although the sport is only sanctioned in 24 states, high school lacrosse is played in almost every state in the country by both varsity and club programs. USA Lacrosse works to support high school athletes, both through their scholastic programs and by working with community and club programs around the country.

 

Resources

Awards

USA Lacrosse honors high school athletes through All-America and All-Academic programs and select scholarships and programs.

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NTDP

The National Team Development Program is a pipeline to the U.S. national teams for high school players.

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National Tournament

A premier recruiting event for high school girls players.

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Recruiting

Lacrosse has one of the highest percentage of high school players moving on to play at the collegiate level. Tips on the recruiting process.

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