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The 2024 World Lacrosse Box Championships continue with 14 games on day nine, headlined by the two bronze medal clashes.
There are two games of women’s placement play as well as 10 additional games of men’s placement play.
Both of the bronze medal games will be on ESPN+. Placement play is available to stream for free on WL TV.
Saturday, September 28
| M/W/# | Team | Team | Time | Venue | Round |
| M88 | China (#21) | Italy (#16) | 9:30 a.m. | Nexus 3 | Placement (M) |
| W31 | Hong Kong, China | Finland | 10 a.m. | ADK | 9th Place (W) |
| M89 | Slovakia (#14) | U.S. Virgin Islands (#23) | 10:45 a.m. | Nexus 2 | Placement (M) |
| M84 | Finland (#11) | Germany (#13) | 11:30 a.m. | Nexus 1 | 9th Place (M) |
| M92 | Switzerland (#22) | Greece (#25) | 12:15 p.m. | Nexus 3 | Placement (M) |
| W33 | England | Germany | 1 p.m. | ADK | 5th Place (W) |
| M83 | Netherlands (#9) | Australia (#10) | 1:45 p.m. | Nexus 2 | 11th Place (M) |
| M85 | Ireland (#7) | Japan (#8) | 2:30 p.m. | Nexus 1 | 7th Place (M) |
| M94 | Austria (#19) | Chinese Taipei (#28) | 3:15 p.m. | Nexus 3 | 19th Place (M) |
| W34 | Australia | Haudenosaunee | 4 p.m. | ADK | Bronze Medal (W) |
| M93 | Hong Kong, China (#12) | Jamaica (#18) | 4:45 p.m. | Nexus 2 | 21st Place (M) |
| M86 | Czechia (#5) | Israel (#6) | 5:30 p.m. | Nexus 1 | 5th Place (M) |
| M87 | Haudenosaunee (#3) | England (#4) | 7:15 p.m. | ADK | Bronze Medal (M) |
| M91 | Puerto Rico (#17) | Mexico (#27) | 7:45 p.m. | Nexus 2 | 25th Place (M) |
The headlining games of the day are the bronze medal matches, with Australia taking on the Haudenosaunee for the right to secure the first-ever medal awarded at the women’s box championship. In the men’s box championship, the Haudenosaunee will look to continue their medal streak in the event against England.
In men’s placement play, the bracket towards 13th place continues with two matches in the morning, while outright spots will be determined for fifth place, ninth place and 11th place in exciting contests between playoff teams.
19th place, 21st place and 25th place are also up for grabs.
In women’s placement, England and Germany will battle for fifth place while Hong Kong, China and Finland will fight for ninth place.
Live statistics throughout the day for the women’s championship can be found here and for the men’s championship here.
