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Revision as of 20:31, 12 July 2022

The lacrosse competition at the 2022 World Games took place at PNC Field on the campus of the University of Alabama at Birmingham. The men's tournament was held as an invitational event from July 8 to July 12, and the women's tournament was played as official event from July 12 to July 16. This was the first time, both men's and women's field lacrosse was played in a six-a-side format at the World Games.

Qualification

Qualification for the men's tournament was based primarily on final placement at the 2018 World Lacrosse Championship. The Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) team were initially disqualified as the Haudenosaunee does not have a National Olympic Committee. This disqualification was ultimately overturned, and Ireland vacated their place in the tournament to allow the Haudenosaunee to compete at the World Games. This was significant as lacrosse was invented by Indigenous nations including the Iroquois or Haudenosaunee peoples.

For the women's tournament, the 2021 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship was supposed to be the basis for qualification; however. this tournament was postponed. Like their men's counterpart, the Haudenosaunee women's national lacrosse team qualified.

Qualified teams

Men's teams Women's teams
Australia
Canada
Germany
Great Britain
Haudenosaunee
Israel
Japan
United States
Australia
Canada
Czech Republic
Great Britain
Haudenosaunee
Israel
Japan
United States

Medalists

Lacrosse medalists
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Country Team members Country Team members Country Team members
Men's tournament Japan Yuki Fukushima
Hiroki Kanaya
Yuto Komatsu
Seiya Natsume
Kazuki Obana
Kiyoshi Sano
Dai Sato
Kinori Sugihara
Junichi Suzuki
Shinya Tateishi
Soya Tokumasu
Tomoki Umehara
Women's tournament

External links

References

2022 World Games
Venues Avondale Park · Barber Motorsports Park · Birmingham CrossPlex · BJCC · Bill Battle Coliseum · Bill Harris Arena · Boutwell Auditorium · Bessie Estell Park · Goldfarb Field · Hoover Metropolitan Stadium · John Carroll Catholic High School · Legacy Arena · Legion Field · Oak Mountain State Park · PNC Field · Powell Steam Plant · Protective Stadium · Railroad Park · Sheraton Birmingham Hotel · Sloss Furnaces · UAB Campus Recreation Center · UAB Track and Field Complex
Events Acrobatic gymnastics · Aerobic gymnastics · Air sports · Archery · Artistic roller skating · Beach handball · Billiards · Boules sports · Bowling · Canoe polo · Canoe marathon · Dancesport · Duathlon · Finswimming · Fistball · Flag football · Floorball · Flying disc · Inline hockey · Ju-jitsu · Karate · Kickboxing · Korfball · Lacrosse · Lifesaving · Muaythai · Orienteering · Parkour · Powerlifting · Racquetball · Rhythmic gymnastics · Road speed skating · Softball · Sport climbing · Squash · Sumo · Track speed skating · Trampoline gymnastics · Tug of war · Water skiing · Wheelchair rugby · Wushu
Other Birmingham Organizing Committee · Medals · Opening ceremony · Closing ceremony ·Ride the Line · Vulcan and Vesta