Our Mission
Diversity - Inclusion - Competition
The Mexican Lacrosse Association (AML) is a registered Non-Profit Organization focused on the growth and development of lacrosse in Mexico. For more than a decade, AML'S objective has been to inspire the participation and enrichment of Mexican players both at home and abroad while competing at the highest levels of the sport.
Mexico is the 35th fully sanctioned member of World Lacrosse and a founding member of the Pan-American Lacrosse Association (PALA). We have participated in more than a dozen internationally recognized tournaments and are currently setting conditions to compete in the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, California.
OUr main objectives:
Grow - Compete - Win
Major Cities with a growing Lacrosse Community
CDMX
Monterrey
Mexico City
Mexico City maintains the strongest lacrosse community in the country. More than a dozen collegiate and post-collegiate teams across various ages and genders routinely compete for championships.These teams have fostered a tight-knit community currently raising the next generation of Mexican Lacrosse Players. Youth programs are beginning to emerge as a result of the sport's surging popularity among athletes in parallel sports such as soccer.
Monterrey
Monterrey is setting conditions to become Mexico's next lacrosse hotbed. Against the backdrop of the beautiful Cerro de la Silla mountain range, the city successfully hosted its first post-collegiate tournament in 2022. More than 40 players across men's and women's teams competed in the new Olympic Sixes Lacrosse format.
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Youth
The growth of lacrosse in Mexico is best exemplified by the popularity of our youth programs. Each year we introduce the Creator's game to Mexico's future lacrosse community members.
The pinnacle of Mexico's lacrosse landscape, both men's and women's collegiate programs compete annually for a championship in Mexico City. Our collegiate programs are a breeding ground for players looking to compete at the next level on the world stage.
Masters
More than a dozen teams across both men's and women's programs compete in year-round masters lacrosse leagues intended to provide our community with playing opportunities after college.