Lacrosse
Before 1800
1400 - The North American Indians created the game of lacrosse along with the lacrosse stick.
1800's
1834 - The first modern Lacrosse game was played.
1886 - The first known women's lacrosse game was played.
1900's
1975 - The US women's lacrosse team beat the British team for the first time in lacrosse history in England.
1982 - The NCAA added lacrosse as one of the nine women's
national collegiate championships.
2000's
2001 - Jen Adams, broke the NCAA collegiate women’s lacrosse scoring record with eleven points.
2001 - Team USA head coach Sue Stahl became the first
coach to earn four IFWLA titles.
2004 - Kelly Albin, a lacrosse player was selected as
the NCAA Woman of the Year for her excellence in academics, athletics
and community service.