Limited knowledge of the sport as a whole 

• Especially women’s (very different than men’s)

Current Professional League structure isn’t popular (relative to other professional leagues)

• Can also be confusing, not played in ‘traditional’ lacrosse manner 

Investments in youth programs don’t see immediate return 

• Can take time to build strong programs from the ground up 

Regionally alientates Northeastern players in terms of recruitment 

• Arguably where the nations best players are located

Allows for women’s lacrosse to increase its popularity in the Southern U.S. 

• Encourages HS players to continue collegiately for the potential to one day ‘go pro’ 

Highlights the talents and skills of women’s lacrosse players 

Work in collaboration with local youth programs to grow the sport via a grassroots movement 

• Investing in youth programs helps increase scholarship availability for young women by garnering collegiate attention in areas where the sport is considered underdeveloped