Mission Founded in 1974, the International Lacrosse Federation (ILF) is the governing body of men's lacrosse. The ILF has as its mission to promote and develop the game of lacrosse throughout the world, to establish rules and regulations for international competition, and conduct world championships. Membership The ILF is comprised of 14 full member Nations and 6 affiliate member Nations. The 14 full member Nations include: Australia; Canada; Czech Republic; England; Germany; Ireland; Iroquois Nationals; Japan; Korea; New Zealand; Scotland; Sweden; United States; and, Wales. The affiliate member Nations include: Argentina; Denmark; Hong Kong; Finland; Italy; and, Tonga. Transition Board At the IFWLA and ILF meetings last summer it was agreed that the Transition Board would identify people to serve on the first Board of the new international organisation and to act as Chairs of the newly established Committees.
World Championship 2002 Stats and Standings
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