A full slate set for day two at the Women’s U20 Championship

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  Olympic history at the IOC: Thomas Bach passes presidency to Kirsty Coventry
  Olympic history was written today in a highly symbolic and emotional ceremony at Olympic House in Lausanne, Switzerland, to mark the handover of the presidency of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) from Thomas Bach to Kirsty Coventry, which officially takes place tonight at midnight. Bach, an Olympic champion in… Read more: Olympic history at the IOC: Thomas Bach passes presidency to Kirsty Coventry
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  Let’s Move: Grab a ball, stick and your +1 for Olympic Day!
  World Lacrosse is excited to promote the #LetsMove message and special +1 theme for this Olympic Day on June 23 and calls on the global lacrosse community to support the theme together. WL is calling on its community to celebrate playing sport, sharing the lacrosse ball, and… Read more: Let’s Move: Grab a ball, stick and your +1 for Olympic Day!
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  Australia announces roster for The World Games 2025
  Australia announced its 12-player roster to compete at The World Games 2025 in Chengdu, China in August in women’s sixes competition. Head coach Katrina Dowd said: “We’re fired up for Chengdu. This team will be focused, motivated and ready to put it all out there. We’re not… Read more: Australia announces roster for The World Games 2025
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  Athletes to Watch in Jeju: Zenonas Schmidt
  Germany will make its sixth appearance at the World Lacrosse Men’s U20 Championship at the 2025 edition in Jeju, Korea in August. At the 2024 ELF Men’s U20 Lacrosse Championship in Wroclaw, Poland, Zenonas Schmidt emerged as a leader on Germany’s offense.  Schmidt led the team with… Read more: Athletes to Watch in Jeju: Zenonas Schmidt
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  How They Qualified for The World Games 2025: Czechia 
  Czechia entered the Women’s European Sixes Qualifier in March in Portugal, vying for one of the final two berths at The World Games 2025. At the event, 12 teams competed for the final spots, with only the top two finishers earning qualification.   Czechia opened the tournament with… Read more: How They Qualified for The World Games 2025: Czechia 
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  Japan announces roster for The World Games 2025
  Japan announced its 12-player roster to compete at The World Games 2025 in Chengdu, China in August in women’s sixes competition. Three players return from the Japan team that competed at The World Games 2022 in Birmingham, Alabama in Nene Kawai, Negai Nakazawa and Nozomi Tanaka. Negai… Read more: Japan announces roster for The World Games 2025
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  The World Games 2025 Roster Tracker
  The World Games 2025 is set for August 7-11 in Chengu, China, with eight teams competing in women’s sixes action. Rosters for the teams can be found below, and the schedule can be found here. Australia Great Britain Canada Ireland China Japan Czechia United States
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  United States announces roster for The World Games 2025
  The United States announced its 12-player roster to compete at The World Games 2025 in Chengdu, China in August in women’s sixes competition. Head coach Lindsey Munday and her staff selected the 12 players after a training camp last week at USA Lacrosse headquarters. The U.S. roster… Read more: United States announces roster for The World Games 2025

Sixteen teams are in action on day two of the 2024 World Lacrosse Women’s U20 Championship in Hong Kong, China across three venues.

Eight teams made their debut yesterday, and the remaining 12 teams will play their first games of the championship.

Action starts at 2 p.m. HKT with three games across the three venues, with two more windows of games at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m.

Australia and New Zealand open the packed slate with a rivalry matchup in Pool C. The Haudenosaunee also make their anticipated debut in the championship against Korea.

England and Puerto Rico play their first games in the next window, and Japan takes on Ireland in what should be a fascinating battle.

In the final window of the day, the two two heavyweight medal favorites United States and Canada start their championships against experienced European teams Germany and Wales.

All games can be streamed on WL TV at TV.WorldLacrosse.sport. A full championship pass costs $15 USD.

Live scores, standings and statistics can be found here.