INDIANA LACROSSE

The Indiana High School Lacrosse Association (IHSLA) is a non-profit organization run by volunteers devoted to the support of boys high school lacrosse. The IHSLA is directed by a code of by-laws, voted on by its membership, which gives it the power to govern high school lacrosse in the state of Indiana by providing common policies and rules for each season.

The Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) is the voluntary, not-for-profit governing body that oversees and regulates high school athletics in Indiana. It was established in 1903 to ensure academics are prioritized while providing structure and a positive experience for student-athletes in sports ranging from basketball to track and field, culminating in state championships.

Indiana boy's lacrosse is not currently sanctioned by the Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA). However, girl's lacrosse was recently announced as an "emerging sport" with the IHSAA.

Southern Indiana Select Lacrosse (SISL)'s mission is to engage as many kids as possible in the game of lacrosse. They serve as an information hub for the Southern Indiana area lacrosse community and provide clinics, learn to play sessions, host tournaments, and other opportunities for lacrosse!