England beat China 18-9 in their early morning Last 16 contest to advance to the Championship quarter-finals.

England completed a superb 10-9 win against old rivals Australia in their final Pool Game at the U19 World Championship.

England were beaten 18-8 by Canada in their opening fixture at the 2019 Under 19 Women’s World Championships.

England begin their Under 19 World Championship campaign later this evening (1am UK) against hosts and reigning champions, Canada.

England Lacrosse is looking to appoint an Officiating & Competitions Coordinator based at the Head Office in Manchester.

England retained their European title with a brilliant 10-7 win against hosts Israel in the Gold Medal match in Netanya.

England produced a brilliant second-half performance to see off a skilled Czech Republic 16-10 and book a place in the European Championship final.

England saw off a resilient Wales to continue the winning streak at the European Championship recording an 11-6 win.

England completed a 9-0 second-half shutout as part of an impressive 16-2 win against Germany in Game 2 at the Women’s European Championships.

Steve Lydon has appointed two additional staff members to join his team in preparation for the 2020 European Championships and for the 2022 World Championship.

In addition Antony Thorton has been appointed as Team Manager for the Men's National Team. Antony has been the Chair of the Reading Lacrosse Club and has worked as an Event Coordinator for SEMLA. Antony brings a wealth of experience as an administrator and in the development of Lacrosse across the UK.

England began their European Championship campaign with a solid 14-5 win against Ireland in Netanya, Israel.

England Senior Women begin the defence of their title as Europe’s no.1 at the 2019 Women’s European Championship tomorrow against Ireland.

England Lacrosse are pleased to announce NeedleSmart as team sponsor of Team England during the Women’s European Lacrosse Championship 2019, Israel.

The deal will provide significant support to the squad as they start their defence of the European title.

England, who defeated Wales in both the 2012 and 2015 European finals, are aiming to become 7-time European champions at the event in Netanya, Israel between 15-25 July 2019.