Girls Equipment
Official Equipment Guide
Girls' lacrosse players need just three pieces of required equipment: a lacrosse stick, mouthguard, and protective eyewear. Because girls' lacrosse is a non-contact sport, the equipment list is much shorter than in other versions of the game. Some players choose to wear approved headgear or gloves, but those items are optional.
Goalkeepers in both games wear specialized equipment, including a helmet, throat protector, chest protector, and padded gloves.
Women's Lacrosse Sticks
Protective Eyewear
Points of Emphasis
- Protective eyewear use is required in girls' and women's lacrosse.
- Protective eyewear equipment must meet the current ASTM standard.
- All women’s headgear products that include integrated eyewear must also meet the ASTM eyewear standard, F3077, in addition to the ASTM headgear standard, F3137.
- All protective eyewear that has been certified by SEI and is legal for play is listed on the SEI website.
- There must be marking on both the packaging and product that states that the eyewear conforms to ASTM standard F3077.
- Questions regarding the compliance of specific headgear models that include integrated eyewear should be directed to the manufacturers. The primary manufacturers of integrated headgear are: Cascade (1-800-537-1702) and Hummingbird (1-888-501-1590).
- For U14 players who need to wear personal corrective eyewear, please email girlsequipment@usalacrosse.com for guidance on options.