SPIRIT OF THE GAME
WWLOA believes in safe, fun and competitive play
WWLOA recognizes that women’s lacrosse players are allowed to play with passion, speed, and intensity. At the same time, WWLOA reminds players that their conduct on the field should comply with the rules and be consistent with the “spirit of the game”.
US Lacrosse has established a philosophy to maintain the “spirit of the game”. This philosophy is stated in the US Lacrosse Women’s Rule Book and states that “players…should observe the intent of the rules, making a sincere effort to observe them and not attempting to take advantage of them”. Also, “players…should be vigilant when…playing…so that the safety of all players and the integrity of the game are maintained”.
REGISTRAR
Education Co-Chair/Youth Official co-Chair
Education Co-Chair/Youth Official co-Chair
Amy Seachriest
Education Co-Chair/Youth Official co-Chair
Education Co-Chair/Youth Official co-Chair
Education Co-Chair/Youth Official co-Chair
Kaitlyn Thompson
WSLA Liaison
Education Co-Chair/Youth Official co-Chair
Education co-chair
Jeannette Wake
Education co-chair
Education co-chair
Education co-chair
Holly Whitman
Honors & Awards
WWLOA Officials recognized for achievements in 2024:
2024 AWARDS
WWLOA SCHOLARSHIPS
Junior Officials:
Lauren R. (University of Denver) and
Kate R. (Harvey Mudd College)
Adult Official:
Sarah Grube (University of Washington)
YOUTH ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Kate W.
YOUTH ROOKIE HONORABLE MENTIONS
Paityn F.
Isabel H.
ADULT ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Ann Penfield
ROAD WARRIOR AWARD
David Almond
Brian Jovag
Margaret Wright
OFFICIAL HONOR ROLL
Presented to Adult Officials who officiated 30 or more games.
Joe Bundick
Clelie Fielding
Jeff Gillard
Brittany Haber
Jessica Kast
Lyn Porterfield
Matt Saxon
Kaitlyn Thompson
Jamie Weaver
WHISTLE WARRIORS
Presented to Junior Officials who officiated 12 or more games
Morgan D.
Claire G.
Ava J.
Audrey P.
Lauren R.
Jonathan W.
Kate W.
LIFE SAVER AWARDS
Presented to adult officials who officiated 50 or more games.
David Almond
Brian Jovag
Edith Harris
LORRIE MCKAY SERVICE AWARD
Erin Massena- WSLA
Governing Bodies
USA Lacrosse is the sport's national governing body. They provide national leadership, training, structure and resources to fuel the growth of lacrosse and enrich the experience of participants. They primarily serve the youth and high school level of play.
The CWLOA is a professional organization representing all women’s collegiate lacrosse officials. The CWLOA is responsible for all aspects of officiating at the college level and is dedicated to promoting the interests of women’s lacrosse officials.
LEAGUES WE SERVE
Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association
Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association
Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association
WSLA, the Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association, is the governing body for girls’ youth and high school lacrosse in Washington state. WSLA organizes, develops and promotes girls’ high school and youth lacrosse by facilitating a safe environment to play lacrosse, promoting the growth of the sport and honoring the game.
Northwest Women’s Lacrosse League
Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association
Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association
NWWLL, the Northwest Women’s Lacrosse League, is a women’s collegiate club lacrosse association comprised of teams from the states of Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana. NWWLL is a member of the Women’s Collegiate Lacrosse Association (WCLA) of USA Lacrosse.
NCAA - NORTHWEST CONFERENCE
Pacific Northwest Lacrosse League
Pacific Northwest Lacrosse League
The NCAA is a non-profit association that regulates athletes and organizes athletic programs of many colleges and universities in the United States and Canada. The Division III organization provides for passionate participation in a competitive athletic environment in which student-athletes build upon their academic success.
Pacific Northwest Lacrosse League
Pacific Northwest Lacrosse League
Pacific Northwest Lacrosse League
PNWLL, the Pacific Northwest Lacrosse League, is a post-collegiate women’s lacrosse league comprised of teams in the Pacific Northwest including Seattle, Portland, and Vancouver.