Championship Series
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The PLL returns to The St. James in Springfield, VA for the 2025 Championship Series. Date to be announced soon.
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Introducing: The Women's Lacrosse League
The PLL has launched the Women’s Lacrosse League (WLL), a new women’s professional league set to debut at the 2025 Championship Series, featuring the best lacrosse players in the world. The WLL will initially feature four teams, playing in the Olympic Sixes format, competing for the inaugural WLL Championship Series trophy. The four teams’ home cities will be announced at a later date.
Olympic Style Lacrosse
In October of 2023 the IOC announced that lacrosse will return to the Olympics in 2028 in a new 6-on-6 game format. In "Sixes," all runners carry short-sticks and move as midfielders, navigating the full length of the 70x36 meter field. Experience Sixes Lacrosse at the 2025 Championship Series.
No Shot Backup
When a shot goes out of bounds in a traditional field lacrosse game, the ball is awarded to the player closest to where and when it goes out of bounds.
In Sixes, a missed shot that sails out of bounds belongs to the defense, regardless of who is closest where and when it goes out.
:30-Second Shot Clock
The :30-second shot clock is the fastest in lacrosse – down from a full-field PLL game (:52), NCAA men’s (:80), NCAA women’s (:90), and the international game (no shot clock).
Quick Restarts After Goals
Sixes lacrosse emphasizes tempo by encouraging quick restarts. After a goal is scored, the goalie initiates play. Faceoffs only occur at the beginning of each quarter.