Netherlands vs USVI: 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).
The women’s box championship pool play and play-in games are available with one pass that costs US $12.99, while the playoff games from the quarterfinals to the medal games are available with one pass that costs US $17.99.
The men’s box championship pool play and play-in games are available with one pass that costs US $19.99, while the playoff games from the first round to the medal games are available with one pass that costs US $19.99.
Placement games in both championships will be streamed for free.
Based on their performances at the 2019 World Lacrosse Box Championships, all four teams in men’s group A will automatically advance to the playoffs, including defending champions Canada. Their prowess has been well documented, winning gold in each of the five iterations of the World Lacrosse Box Championships, and this group is the favorite to repeat once again.
Dhane Smith, Dillon Ward, Challen Rogers, Graeme Hossack and Shayne Jackson are all returning from the 2019 championship-winning team. The Canadians have also added new talent with the likes of Jeff Teat, Josh Byrne, Ian Mackay, and Latrell Harris making their World Lacrosse Box Championships debuts. Byrne specifically was most recently named the Most Valuable Player of the 2023-24 season in the National Lacrosse League.
Formerly known as the Iroquois Nationals, the Haudenosaunee nationals have been runners-up in all five World Lacrosse Box Championships and are looking to finally get over the hump in 2024. Randy Staats and Cody Jamieson were both pivotal members of the 2019 team while both Tehoka Nanticoke and Brendan Bomberry will bring over valuable NLL experience. Eli McLaughlin and Travis Longboat also provide an important combination of skill and experience.
“We are proud to bring together a team of 23 well-rounded lacrosse players who embodied leadership with a hungry young presence that is ready to make its mark on the world,” said Haudenosaunee general manager Landon Miller. “These athletes represent our nations with honour and dignity, and every one of them has shown a willingness to do whatever it takes for the team and each other. We can’t wait to get started. This journey is just the beginning.”
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The 107 games streamed on WL TV (and all 133 games outside of the U.S. and Canada) are available to stream with one box championships package, which costs US $49.99.The women’s box championship pool play and play-in games are available with one pass that costs US $12.99, while the playoff games from the quarterfinals to the medal games are available with one pass that costs US $17.99.
The men’s box championship pool play and play-in games are available with one pass that costs US $19.99, while the playoff games from the first round to the medal games are available with one pass that costs US $19.99.
Placement games in both championships will be streamed for free.
Based on their performances at the 2019 World Lacrosse Box Championships, all four teams in men’s group A will automatically advance to the playoffs, including defending champions Canada. Their prowess has been well documented, winning gold in each of the five iterations of the World Lacrosse Box Championships, and this group is the favorite to repeat once again.
Dhane Smith, Dillon Ward, Challen Rogers, Graeme Hossack and Shayne Jackson are all returning from the 2019 championship-winning team. The Canadians have also added new talent with the likes of Jeff Teat, Josh Byrne, Ian Mackay, and Latrell Harris making their World Lacrosse Box Championships debuts. Byrne specifically was most recently named the Most Valuable Player of the 2023-24 season in the National Lacrosse League.
Formerly known as the Iroquois Nationals, the Haudenosaunee nationals have been runners-up in all five World Lacrosse Box Championships and are looking to finally get over the hump in 2024. Randy Staats and Cody Jamieson were both pivotal members of the 2019 team while both Tehoka Nanticoke and Brendan Bomberry will bring over valuable NLL experience. Eli McLaughlin and Travis Longboat also provide an important combination of skill and experience.
“We are proud to bring together a team of 23 well-rounded lacrosse players who embodied leadership with a hungry young presence that is ready to make its mark on the world,” said Haudenosaunee general manager Landon Miller. “These athletes represent our nations with honour and dignity, and every one of them has shown a willingness to do whatever it takes for the team and each other. We can’t wait to get started. This journey is just the beginning.”