On Friday, The 2024 World Lacrosse Box Championships will take center stage in Utica.
28 teams from around the world set to compete for gold. Canada's looking to remain king; they've won the title all five times since the inaugural tournament in 2003.Since 2003, the medal order every time has been Canada (Gold), Haudenosaunee (Silver), and USA (Bronze).
The Albany FireWolves have some players and coaches representing various teams, head coach Glenn Clark will lead team Canada. Clark was the head coach for Canada back in 2019 when they won gold.
Clark told me there's certainly pressure to win and that if he runs into some of his Albany players as opponents, it's still business as usual.
England fans can watch every game at the 2024 World Lacrosse Box Championships live or on-demand on World Lacrosse’s new direct-to-consumer streaming platform, WL TV.
The 133 Championship games, including every England game, will be streamed on WL TV with spectators able to purchase a World Lacrosse Box Championships package for $49.99 (about £38).
Alternatively, women’s box fans can watch that tournament’s pool stage and play-in games with one $12.99 (about £10) pass with play-off games from the quarter-finals to the medal games available with a separate pass at $17.99 (about £14).
Similarly in the men’s competition, viewers can watch the pool stage and play-in games in that Championship with one pass costing $19.99 (about £15) and the play-off games from quarter-finals to the medal games with another $19.99 pass.
Placement games in both Championships will be streamed on the platform for free.
Launched ahead of the 2024 World Lacrosse Women’s U20 Championship in Hong Kong, China last month, World Lacrosse TV has been designed as the “premier video platform dedicated exclusively to bringing you the very best of World Lacrosse championship content, both live and on-demand”.
Sign up to World Lacrosse TV and watch all the games HERE.
England Men’s Group A Fixtures (all times BST)
Saturday 21 September | Canada v England | 10:30pm
Sunday 22 September | England v USA | 6pm
Tuesday 24 September | Haudenosaunee v England | 9:30pm
England Women’s Pool A Fixtures (all times BST)
Friday 20 September | England v Hong Kong, China | 6:45pm
Sunday 22 September | England v Haudenosaunnee | 1:15am
Monday 23 September | Netherlands v England | 11:15pm
Tuesday 24 September | USA v England | 6pm
28 teams from around the world set to compete for gold. Canada's looking to remain king; they've won the title all five times since the inaugural tournament in 2003.Since 2003, the medal order every time has been Canada (Gold), Haudenosaunee (Silver), and USA (Bronze).
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The Albany FireWolves have some players and coaches representing various teams, head coach Glenn Clark will lead team Canada. Clark was the head coach for Canada back in 2019 when they won gold.
Clark told me there's certainly pressure to win and that if he runs into some of his Albany players as opponents, it's still business as usual.
England fans can watch every game at the 2024 World Lacrosse Box Championships live or on-demand on World Lacrosse’s new direct-to-consumer streaming platform, WL TV.
The 133 Championship games, including every England game, will be streamed on WL TV with spectators able to purchase a World Lacrosse Box Championships package for $49.99 (about £38).
Alternatively, women’s box fans can watch that tournament’s pool stage and play-in games with one $12.99 (about £10) pass with play-off games from the quarter-finals to the medal games available with a separate pass at $17.99 (about £14).
Similarly in the men’s competition, viewers can watch the pool stage and play-in games in that Championship with one pass costing $19.99 (about £15) and the play-off games from quarter-finals to the medal games with another $19.99 pass.
Placement games in both Championships will be streamed on the platform for free.
Launched ahead of the 2024 World Lacrosse Women’s U20 Championship in Hong Kong, China last month, World Lacrosse TV has been designed as the “premier video platform dedicated exclusively to bringing you the very best of World Lacrosse championship content, both live and on-demand”.
Sign up to World Lacrosse TV and watch all the games HERE.
England Men’s Group A Fixtures (all times BST)
Saturday 21 September | Canada v England | 10:30pm
Sunday 22 September | England v USA | 6pm
Tuesday 24 September | Haudenosaunee v England | 9:30pm
England Women’s Pool A Fixtures (all times BST)
Friday 20 September | England v Hong Kong, China | 6:45pm
Sunday 22 September | England v Haudenosaunnee | 1:15am
Monday 23 September | Netherlands v England | 11:15pm
Tuesday 24 September | USA v England | 6pm