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Canada World U18

As an International Indoor Junior Lacrosse (IIJL) Founding Member Nation, the Canadian Lacrosse League (CLL) represents Canada at the IIJL World U18 Lacrosse Championship and all IIJL events, while administering major junior box lacrosse domestically in Canada. 

Players are selected to compete with Canada at the IIJL World U18 Lacrosse Championship by attending Regional Combines. The Regional Combines provide players with the opportunity to compete in a controlled environment, work with Canada staff, and be evaluated prior to the start of the Summer Evaluation Period. The CLL understands that not all players who have interest in competing internationally with Canada at the IIJL World U18 Lacrosse Championship may have been able to attend a Regional Combine; either due to a scheduling conflict, injury, or attending post-secondary education. 

IMPORTANT NOTICE Players are only extended invitations to compete with Canada at the IIJL World U18 Lacrosse Championship once their minor lacrosse commitments and Junior A/B/C team has been mathematically eliminated from playoff contention in their respective league or eliminated from playoffs prior to the roster deadline for World U18s. To reiterate, a player's priority is with their minor association to win a Provincial Championship or with their Junior A/B/C team to win a National Championship. The IIJL World U18 Lacrosse Championship is an additional opportunity for players to play meaningful box lacrosse in October at the international level.

IIJL WORLD U18 LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIP

The first two iterations of the IIJL World U18 Lacrosse Championship were classified as U17. After deliberation, the IIJL Member Nations voted to amend the title of the championship to better reflect the age classification and eliminate confusion. The World U18 Lacrosse Championship is for players who are and will remain under eighteen years old (U18) for the calendar year in which the championship is played. 

The history of the IIJL World U18 Lacrosse Championship dates back to 2016. First played at the 2016 IIJL World Junior Lacrosse Championship as a challenge series between Canada and Haudenosaunee, with Haudenosaunee winning the Gold Medal, it was called the U-17 World Lacrosse Challenge. The tournament made its formal return with the 2021 IIJL World U17 Lacrosse Championship which took place November 11-14, 2021 at the St. Lawrence Centre Sports Complex in Massena, NY. The Haudenosaunee won the gold medal again over Canada (sliver), with the United States finishing with bronze. 

Regional Combine Application

Regional Combines

COST $132.00

  • 2023 WORLD JUNIOR – male players born in 2003, 2004, and 2005
  • 2023 WORLD U18 – male players born in 2006 and 2007
  • 2023 WORLD U16 – male players born in 2008
  • 2023 WOMEN'S WORLD JUNIOR – female players born in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008

Personal

This email will be added to a Player Profile and should be the player's personal email, NOT a parent/guardian's email.

This phone number will be added to a Player Profile and should be the player's personal phone number, NOT a parent/guardian's phone number.

Please ensure you are selecting the correct year of birth.

Lacrosse

Please double-check the Regional Combine location that you are selecting. Players can participate in any Regional Combine.

Please select the appropriate session based on player age during the calendar year of 2023. In some cases players may be asked to play in a different session than expressed.

Height is measured in feet (') and inches (").

Weight is measured in pounds (lbs).

Please list the team(s) that you played for in 2022, and will play for in 2023, specifically your box lacrosse team(s) and experience.

Additional

Submission of this Interest to Participate for does not serve as a reservation nor guarantee a prospective player a spot at a Regional Combine, nor does it serve as registration. Once an Interest to Participate form is submitted using this form Canada staff members will contact qualified prospective players with a Regional Combine Registration Package and payment instructions. Qualified prospective players are encouraged to respond to staff immediately, then complete/return the Regional Combine Registration Package, and provide payment to secure a spot at the requested Regional Combine. 

Payment

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THANK YOU 

Your application has been received. Each Regional Combine is broken down into three sessions, WORLD JUNIOR, WORLD U18 & U16, and WOMEN'S WORLD JUNIOR. Players will take part in athletic testing and a full scrimmage. Each session is limited to forty (40) players; thirty six (36) runners and four (4) goaltenders. 

A staff member from the CLL will be following up with you in the next few days. 

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