Mark your calendars!

The mandatory SWLL Annual Meeting will be 10/2 at Kennesaw State! Each team must have a representative present to be eligible to play.

          The Southeastern Women's Lacrosse League (SWLL) was created in January 1999 as a non-profit organization in Georgia  with the goal of encouraging growth and competition for women's lacrosse in the Southeast United States. 
          The SWLL began as the vision of Rena Whitehouse, who wanted to create an organizing body for women's lacrosse to facilitate communication between clubs.  
          The league's structure and bylaws were created in the fall of 1998 by Rena Whitehouse and Eric Rudolph. Several teams showed interest thus creating SWLL. Founding Members of the league were the Atlanta Women's Lacrosse Club, Auburn, Clemson, Emory, Georgia, Georgia Tech, and South Carolina. 
          SWLL also had an immediate emphasis on development of umpires for the sport. The league requires each team to have a team representative be a certified US Lacrosse Official, and places high standards to the talented officials assigned to all SWLL games.

          SWLL offers countless leadership opportunities to athletes who otherwise might not be involved with lacrosse after high school. The members of SWLL are excited about the growth of lacrosse in this region, and the growing recognition for their contribution to "the fastest game on two feet."