16 October 2023
Official statement from Lacrosse Scotland.
Lacrosse Scotland is thrilled on this historic occasion that will forever shape the future of our sport.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has officially granted lacrosse a place in the Olympic Games, marking an extraordinary milestone in our history. This recognition is a testament to the unwavering commitment, dedication, and passion of athletes, coaches, officials, and supporters world wide who have propelled lacrosse to this prestigious global stage.
Lacrosse Scotland takes immense pride in the IOC’s decision, which not only validates the significance of lacrosse but also highlights the values of teamwork, inclusivity, and excellence that our sport represents.
As we look forward to the Olympic Games, we are excited to witness our athletes competing at the highest level, embodying the spirit of sportsmanship, and inspiring future generations of lacrosse enthusiasts.
This momentous occasion marks the beginning of an exciting chapter for Lacrosse Scotland, and we invite our entire community to join us in celebrating this remarkable achievement.
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