England men's box World Championship training squad whittled down to 32 players

England Lacrosse is excited to announce that the England men's box World Championship training squad has been whittled down from 37 players to 32 following winter training camps and the completion of the Southern Box Lacrosse (SBL) Winter Box League.

In March, the squad will be further reduced down to a squad of 24 players (two goal-keepers and 22 runners) that will compete in the annual E-Box tournament in Prague, Czechia in April.

Following the E-Box tournament, the final 19-player domestic roster will be announced comprising one goal-keeper and 18 runners.; that squad will be joined by four North American-based players to make up the final 23-player World Championship roster.

The 2024 World Lacrosse Box Championship is taking place in Utica, NY, USA from 20-28 September and will see 28 teams compete to be crowned the best in the world.

At the last World Championship in 2019, England finished fourth after a narrow defeat to USA in the bronze medal game.

Goalie

Jacob Brindle
Eliot Pugh
Ben Stowe

Defense

Will Allsop
George Bascom
Tom Bracegirdle
George Dury
Tom Hallam
Taylor Harrison
Kyle MacQueen
Luke Mills-Doig
Billy Rawlins
Tom Roche
Oliver Rogerson
Matt Tatton
Ming Trinh
Albert Whitehead

Offense

Ollie Allsop
Ben Buchanan
Silas Burke
Ben Collins
Nathan Edwards
Dave Groves
Jude Krommenhoek
Eliott Leonard
Matt Marsh
Ben Page-Laycock
Sam Perry
Jamie Powell
Tom Roper
Andy Thomas
Dan Watson