2022 Hudl Games To Be Deleted, New Members Added to Hudl

For the past few years, game film has become a larger part of the game in lacrosse in Georgia. Most of the early focus was on addressing concerns raised by coaches.  All trainers, Assignors, and Observers have access to and are responsible for reviewing game film sent to us. As part of the GLOA’s on-going Read More …

Film Doesn’t Lie: How to watch game film and get better as a referee

Film review has always played an important role for me as an official.  But the reality is, the regular use of film by lacrosse officials is a very recent phenomena. Ten years ago, the only teams that routinely filmed games were colleges and big time high school programs.  If you were an up and coming Read More …

Good, Close or Dang! How to Conduct a Stick Check

Most players, coaches, fans and often times new officials, do not completely understand what the somewhat ominous gathering of officials at midfield conducting a series of experiments on players sticks is all about.  This post will address the requirements for a legal crosse, types of checks conducted, the mechanics of conducting a check, the types Read More …