Day two of the 2024 World Lacrosse Box Championships concluded after 16 games of action with 12 games in the men’s championship and four games in the women’s championship.
Defending gold medalist Canada opened its campaign in style, Japan impressed in its box debut, and Austria narrowly edged Italy to highlight the men’s action where box stalwarts largely reigned supreme.
The Netherlands claimed a dramatic win over Hong Kong in women’s box, and were joined on the day by Ireland, Canada and the United States.
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Scotland, Australia, Finland, Puerto Rico, Ireland, Germany, Hong Kong, Israel and Czechia also found victories on day two in the men’s box championship, with Australia and Germany pulling out close contests.
For recaps and galleries from each game, view the daily summaries of both championships:
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- ‘This game saved me’ – Germany’s Romina Erhardt shares the power of lacrosse on World Mental Health Day
- Haudenosaunee women’s box team calls bronze medal the first step to a new chapter
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Gallery: Best of day two action at WLBC
