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MORE NATIVE YOUTH PLAYING LACROSSE

Welcome to Pacific Northwest Native Lacrosse

Camps/

CLINICS

Our camps and clinics in Tribal communities teach lacrosse skills and honor its Indigenous roots, empowering Native youth and growing the game.

ABOUT PNWNL

Pacific Northwest Native Lacrosse was founded with the mission to reconnect Native youth with the Creator's Game. Our programs are designed to honor the cultural heritage of lacrosse, foster youth empowerment, and engage deeply with tribal communities. We offer camps and clinics, develop all-Native travel teams, and advocate for the game's origins and accessibility. Our vision is to see Native youth thriving in lacrosse, celebrating their cultural identity, and leading the future of the sport.

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Our GOals

At Pacific Northwest Native Lacrosse, our mission is to see more Native youth playing lacrosse, a historically Indigenous game. We strive to create opportunities that celebrate cultural identity, foster community, and promote the benefits of this sport. Our efforts are focused on three primary goals: Camps/Clinics in Tribal Communities, All Native Travel Teams, and Advocacy.

Camps/Clinics in Tribal Communities

We bring lacrosse directly to Native youth by hosting camps and clinics in tribal communities. These events teach the fundamentals of lacrosse, provide cultural education, and foster a sense of unity and pride among participants.

All Native Travel Teams

Our All Native Travel Teams offer Native youth the opportunity to compete at a high level while representing their heritage. These teams not only showcase the talent and resilience of Native athletes but also build camaraderie and lifelong connections among players from different tribes.

Advocacy

We advocate for the recognition and preservation of lacrosse’s Indigenous origins and work to make the game more accessible to Native youth. Through education, partnerships, and community engagement, we aim to ensure that the true spirit of the Medicine Game is honored and celebrated.

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