Lacrosse 2026!

The Games are On!

If you have a rules question be sure to reach out to Maddie, our Rules Interpreter at maddlax11@gmail.com

Also be sure to look at her Resource Page and the 2026 Handbook.  These are helpful tools through the season. 

Here's the Q & A Sheet for 2026

TOURNAMENT/BUSINESS MEETING SUNDAY, MAY 17, 7:00PM

Mark your calendars for May 17.  The purpose of the meeting will be to prepare for the tournament, clarify any rule questions and interpretations, and hold our annual elections.  Chad Davis is accepting nominations for the Secretary/Treasurer and 2 Directors at Large positions.  You can email him at coachdavis1733@gmail.com.  The Zoom invite will be emailed out closer to the meeting date.

Tournament dates are June 2, 4, 6 and 9.  Click HERE for the NHIAA  divisions and locations.

• Keep your Arbiter Calendar up to Date - It is important to do this throughout the season.

• Mike is looking for help on the following big dates 4/15 and 4/17  

Many games - 5/6  5/8 5/13  5/18  5/22 

• Be sure your phone and zip code are public on the Arbiter account.  See the slideshow to know how to do this. 

Click for the Slideshow from our Annual NHWLUA Meeting, Sunday, March 8.

In a separate update from the private school league, NEPSEC, will not be making any rule changes/adjustments in their league, as previously discussed this year.  They will continue to play by the NFHS rules.

NEXTGENREFS

Dedicated to recruiting, educating and supporting the next generation of sports officials, Next Gen Refs is hosting a special event Saturday, May 16, from 9:00-Noon at SNHU.  The topic is Navigating the Noise with Dr. Maggie Tieman.  The focus of the seminar is on communication with coaches and understanding communication styles.  For more information and free registration click HERE.

603 Notes from the Field 

Always Looking for New Officials!

Sign up for our next training by completing the New Official’s Form. 

Jackie Driscoll, our Training Chair, will reach out to you with information on how to become a lacrosse official. If you know of anyone interested in becoming an official, let them know how to sign up.

The cost of the training is $100, which covers training, a rule book, whistle, cards and a flag to get you started in the game, along with your NHWLUA membership.  

Officiating is a great way to stay in the game, keep in shape and get paid for doing a job you'll love doing.  You will find it to be an exciting way to give back to the game.   Jackie Driscoll, our Training Chair, will be contacting our new candidates and can be reached at jbdrisc@comcast.net.  

Other helpful resources from US Lacrosse can be found HERE.

Updated 5/2/26