U.S. Women's National Team Field Lacrosse

U.S. Women's National Team History

Field Lacrosse

<h5>The United States fielded its first women's national lacrosse team in 1933. Since international competition began in 1982, that program has won 10 of the 12 World Championships contested — including five in a row.</h5><blockquote><h3>"The 1975 U.S. team had one goal: return home undefeated from a 13-game tour of Great Britain. They did."</h3></blockquote>

1931–1975

Where It Started

1982–PRESENT

The Standard on the World Stage

Explore the Program

U.S. Women's Coaches

<p>Acacia Walker-Weinstein led the U.S. to a record fifth consecutive World Lacrosse Women's Championship in 2026. She became the first coach to lead a team to a championship after previously winning one as a player. </p>

All-Time Results

<p>The United States has dominated world championship play since the first recognized event in 1982, winning gold (10 times) or silver (twice) in every field team event held by World Lacrosse and its predecessors.</p>

Records

<p>Browse single game, tournament and career records for USA players in World Lacrosse competition.</p>

Honored Players

<p>Some of the true legends in women's lacrosse who have been recognized for their exploits during international championships.</p>

Team Rosters

<p>There is no higher honor in the sport than representing your country in international competition. A full listing of players that have represented the U.S. in international world championship play since 1967.</p>