The GLOA Observation program was implemented in 2013 and serves the Association in three primary ways. It improves the GLOA’s training program, ensures that all members meet the high standards set by the Association, and is as a key component of the Officials Classification Program. Since 2013, 83 of the 129 eligible members (83%) have Read More …
Faceoff are one of the most important parts of the game today. With a few exceptions, every period begins with a face off. Teams that win more faceoffs typically have the ball on offense longer and therefore generate more scoring opportunities which usually leads to wins. You must be proficient in your face off mechanics, have Read More …
All GLOA youth lacrosse officials (18 and under, still in high school) as well as all adult officials who have not taken the 2019 GHSA test are required to complete the annual NFHS boys lacrosse rules exam with US Lacrosse BE SURE TO COMPLETE THESE TESTS BEFORE THIS WEEKEND! US Lacrosse Rules Exam In order Read More …