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08.02.2009 - European teams preparing for the World Championships more »

04.02.2009 - ELF Supporting Women's Lacrosse in Turkey more »

20.01.2010 - The ELF wants YOU to help support lacrosse growth in Europe more »

08.01.2010 - European Lacrosse Federation - AGM more »

01.01.2010 - ELF President's New Year Message more »

31.12.2009 - New ELF VP Women's Lacrosse Appointed more »

20.12.2009 - ELF Supporting Women's Lacrosse in Belgium more »

19.12.2009 - Prague Preparing for World Indoor Lacrosse Championships 2011 more »

14.12.2009 - The Federation of International Lacrosse launches new website more »

11.12.2009 - The Netherlands welcome France for international friendly in Amsterdam more »

08.12.2009 - Lacrosse in Russia - dealing with harsh weather conditions more »

05.12.2009 - Latest News about the FIL 2010 World Championships more »

27.11.2009 - New Lacrosse Game for Xbox more »

24.11.2009 - Minutes - ELF AGM 2009 Available Online more »

14.11.2009 - Host Nation for European Championship 2012 Announcement more »

06.11.2009 - Lacrosse Camp in Leipzig a Success more »

22.10.2009 - European Lacrosse Champioships 2012 - Bids more »

15.10.2009 - Irish Lacrosse League Begins more »

11.10.2009 - Four Nations Cup in Belgium more »

21.09.2009 - Filthy Birds Tournament - Lund Wins it All more »

20.08.2009 - Celtic Cup - Scotland Takes the Title more »

15.08.2009 - Sucessful Lacrosse Camp in Bulgaria more »

30.07.2009 - ELF President Publishes New Book on Lacrosse more »

14.07.2009 - Birthday Greetings from around the World more »

02.07.2009 - Record number of European nations at FIL Women's World Cup in Prague more »

 

 

 

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Welcome To The European Lacrosse Federation

Opening Ceremony Euros 2004

Over the past few years lacrosse has grown from being played in just a few countries in Europe to now having teams and leagues in 22 countries, with others looking to start. Lacrosse is no longer just "the fastest game on two feet", it is also considered one of the fastest growing sports in the world.

The European Lacrosse Federation (ELF) is the organisational body for lacrosse played in Europe including women's and men's lacrosse. At the ELF website you can find:

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What is Lacrosse?

Watch the video below to learn about lacrosse - Europe's fastest growing sport and the fastest sport on two feet:

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