Long Island Lacrosse Journal

Last week on Veterans Day the LILJ hosted the inaugural boys All-Long Island Games at the Susa sports complex for the classes of 2024-2026. All three of the games were live streamed on TME Sports Media starting with the 2026 game which began at 9 am. The 2025 game followed at 10:15 and the 2024

This past Saturday marked the annual fall Queen of the Island tournament, the largest youth tournament of the fall season. Across the different age groups which ranged from the classes of 2027-2032, there were a total of 19 different high level club programs that had teams playing in the tournament that put on a show

Tomorrow marks the 2022 fall Queen of the Island tournament! This all day affair will get started with the games getting underway at 7:15 am and the final games starting up at 6:30 pm. The tournament will include club teams from the classes of 2027-2032 that are from Long Island, Dutchess County, Rockland County, New

This past Sunday the LILJ wrapped up the inaugural Fall Exposure League which featured five 2028 girls teams. The five teams that participated in the league were Legacy Blue, YJ Kidd/Carannante, YJ Fey, FLG All LI, and 91 Fusion. The four week league included playoffs which took place on the final Sunday. All five teams

This past Sunday the LILJ and Revo hosted the first ever combine which featured top flight male and female athletes between the classes of 2024-2026. The combine got started with all athletes in groups completing a series of injury prevention tests. The injury prevention tests varied from testing of the mobility in the hips, spine,

This Sunday the LILJ and Revo are holding the first of its kind combine at Revolution Athletics in Bohemia. Revo is the number one school on Long Island for speed, strength and agility and trains the top athletes locally. The combine will feature male and female athletes from across the island ranging from the classes

So many games are won or lost because of what happens at the face-off X and who comes away with more possessions. While some of these players are truly a face-off get-off, some of them defy the term FOGO and can stay on the field as a true midfielder and make winning plays beyond just