- 5,000 tickets printed
- 2,400 Lacrosse balls to be used during the 2018 FIL Men’s World Championship
- 1,058 is the maximum number of athletes to participate
- 1,000 officials will oversee this year’s World Championship
- 1,000 lacrosse athletes are in Israel
- 400 volunteers will be throughout Netanya in the operation of the World Championship
- 170 games to be played
- 160+ games will be streamed on the ESPN+ platform, the first-ever multi-sport, direct-to-consumer subscription streaming service from the Walt Disney Company Direct-to-Consumer and International group and ESPN.
- 46 teams to play in the World Championship, making this the largest ever
- 23 athletes maximum per team
- 16 games will be televised in Israel on Sport 5
- 15 pools with the Blue Division having 6 teams, and 14 with 3 teams each
- 14 games will be televised by ESPN2 and ESPNU during the 10 days of competition
- 12thFIL Men’s World Championship.
- 12 days of competition with Hong Kong vs. Luxembourg playing in the first game on July 11 and the final gold-medal game of the 2018 World Championship set for July 22
- 9 first-time countries participating. (Bulgaria, Chinese Tae Pei, Croatia, Greece, Haiti, Hungary, Jamaica, Luxembourg, Peru, Philippines, Puerto Rico)
- 9 World Championship gold medals won by the United States
- 7 competition fields will be used
- 5 countries have hosted the World Championship (Australia, Canada, England, Israel, United States). This is the first time Israel has hosted the FIL Men’s World Championship.
- 3 World Championship gold medals won by Canada
- 1 World Championship Trophy
