These clinics are open to all apprentice and local rated officials. You'll be asked for your rating and, due to the tournament rules where these trainings are taking place, a limited number of apprentices can be accommodated. LEAD training is for the official who has at least one season under his/her belt, and wants to master the two-person game. This is also a great opportunity for officials who may not want to achieve a District rating, but who would like to participate in professional growth and development that is specific to the youth game and two-person mechanic officiating. Officials who want to move to District benefit greatly from first attending a LEAD clinic. Check the Training Opportunities section below for clinic dates.

US Lacrosse requires all National and International rated officials to perform national service at least once during their three-year rating term, or at least twice during a four-year rating term. Through officiating and/or rating at the National Tournament, May 25-26 at Lehigh University, this requirement can be fulfilled. Failure to fulfill this requirement may result in the loss of one’s National rating. District and some local rated officials should apply.

US Lacrosse, with sponsorship from the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA), today announced the 34 US Lacrosse Women's National Tournament Scholarship Program winners.

The scholarship program provides financial aid to officials working the 2013 US Lacrosse Women's National Tournament, May 25-26 at Lehigh...

All officials interested in working the Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) Turtle Island (Youth) Festival of Lacrosse, July 12-14, 2013, in Oshawa, Ontario, at the Civic Recreation Complex, please email Cheryl MacNeill at .

This is a great opportunity to be part of a very special event. Teams from the UK, USA and Canada have already registered to be part of this great event!