Sixteen teams set for final action in Hong Kong, China on day nine

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  New Zealand national team partners with David Baldacci ahead of Asia-Pacific Women’s Lacrosse Championship
  New Zealand is set to participate in the 2025 Asia-Pacific Women’s Lacrosse Championship in January in Queensland, Australia and the team helped to raise funds for the players by working with American novelist David Baldacci. The championship will crown the best women’s senior field team in the Asia-Pacific region, and the event also serves as… Read more: New Zealand national team partners with David Baldacci ahead of Asia-Pacific Women’s Lacrosse Championship
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  Ivory Coast set to hold first ever National Lacrosse Cup in December
  The Ivory Coast is hosting its first-ever National Lacrosse Cup on December 21 with six clubs from across the country. The nation become an associate member of World Lacrosse in 2023 and is one of 15 members in the Africa Association of Lacrosse under the governing body Federation Ivoirienne de Lacrosse. The goal of the… Read more: Ivory Coast set to hold first ever National Lacrosse Cup in December
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  Fast-paced, physical, and electric: My first NLL experience in Albany
  Michael Mawson of Vermont News and Media attended the Albany FireWolves’s 2024-25 NLL season opener in November and shared his thoughts on the experience in the Manchester Journal. Saturday night was my first-ever professional box lacrosse game. It won’t be my last. If you’re a fan of sport, I implore you to make the less… Read more: Fast-paced, physical, and electric: My first NLL experience in Albany
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  Jim Scherr and Bob DeMarco join Terry Foy on Inside Lacrosse Podcasts
  Jim Scherr, CEO of World Lacrosse, and Bob DeMarco, the organization’s newly appointed president, sat down with Terry Foy, the CEO of Inside Lacrosse, to discuss the remarkable growth and evolution of lacrosse on a global scale on an episode of Inside Lacrosse Podcasts. They explore how lacrosse has expanded to 92 member nations and… Read more: Jim Scherr and Bob DeMarco join Terry Foy on Inside Lacrosse Podcasts
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  Asia-Pacific Lacrosse Union awards hosting rights for three upcoming events
  The Asia-Pacific Lacrosse Union (APLU) announced the hosts for three upcoming events on the calendar The Asian Lacrosse Games will be held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from September 29 to October 6 in 2025. The event features men’s and women’s sixes competition and is in its second edition after Uzbekistan hosted in 2024. The Asia-Pacific… Read more: Asia-Pacific Lacrosse Union awards hosting rights for three upcoming events
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  China holds second national sixes tournament in 2024 in Chengdu in November
  Last weekend, China Lacrosse held its second national lacrosse tournament weekend of the year in Chengdu with over 30 teams participating in three different groups across men’s and women’s sixes competition. With events for U15, U18 and the senior level for men and women, 36 teams participated in total from multiple cities around the country… Read more: China holds second national sixes tournament in 2024 in Chengdu in November
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  Lacrosse Australia hosts inaugural Major League Sixes championship in Adelaide with an eye on 2028
  View this post on Instagram A post shared by World Lacrosse (@worldlacrosse) View this post on Instagram A post shared by World Lacrosse (@worldlacrosse) Lacrosse Australia is hosting its first ever national sixes competition this weekend with the launch of Major League Sixes in Adelaide, South Australia. Competition will take place from Thursday, November 21… Read more: Lacrosse Australia hosts inaugural Major League Sixes championship in Adelaide with an eye on 2028

A full slate of eight games is set for day nine at the 2024 World Lacrosse Women’s Championship in Hong Kong, China, with sixteen teams vying for their final placement in the standings.

The games should be as competitive as it gets, and placement play has already delivered a series of thrilling encounters.

Friday, August 23