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Are you interested in officiating lacrosse and being part of the game? Whether you’re a former player, coach, or just looking for a new challenge, we are always looking for dedicated individuals to join our officiating team. No prior experience is necessary—we provide all the training and resources you need to get started.
Why Become a Lacrosse Official?
- Stay involved in the game and contribute to its growth.
- Earn extra income by officiating at the youth, high school, and club levels.
- Flexible scheduling allows you to work around your availability.
- Develop leadership, decision-making, and communication skills.
- Help ensure games are played fairly and safely.
How to Get Started
Step 1: Reach Out to a Board Member
If you’re interested in officiating, the first step is to contact a board member who can provide details on the process, upcoming training sessions, and what to expect.
View Board Members & Contact Information
Step 2: Attend Training & Certification Courses
New officials must complete training sessions to learn officiating mechanics, rules, and positioning. Certification is required through USA Lacrosse and NFHS.
Training includes:
- Classroom instruction
- On-field training
- Rule interpretation sessions
- Officiating mechanics for two- and three-man crews
View Upcoming Training Sessions
Step 3: Get Your Uniform & Equipment
Before stepping on the field, you’ll need the proper uniform and officiating equipment. We provide guides to help you get everything you need at an affordable price.
Step 4: Get Assigned to Games
After training, officials receive game assignments through our assignor and use ArbiterSports to manage their schedule. Availability is flexible, and you can select games that fit your schedule.
Learn How to Get Assigned Games
Who Can Officiate?
- Must be at least 14 years old
- No prior experience required
- Officiate as many or as few games as you’d like
- A background in lacrosse is helpful but not required
Join Today
If you’re ready to get started or want to learn more, contact a board member for details. We look forward to seeing you on the field!