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World Lacrosse adds Armenia as 93rd member

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World Lacrosse today welcomed Armenia as its first new member of 2025, and 93rd overall. Armenia will be a part of the European Lacrosse Federation, which now holds 36 members. World Lacrosse has added 20 members since the start of 2022. World Lacrosse CEO Jim Scherr said: “I am excited to welcome Armenia as the newest member of our global lacrosse family. I want to thank everyone involved in the rapidly growing lacrosse community in Armenia …

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World Lacrosse adds Armenia as 93rd member

World Lacrosse today welcomed Armenia as its first new member of 2025, and 93rd overall. Armenia will be a part of the European Lacrosse Federation, which now holds 36 members. World Lacrosse has added 20 members since the start of 2022. World Lacrosse CEO Jim Scherr said: “I am excited to welcome Armenia as the newest member of our global lacrosse family. I want to thank everyone involved in the rapidly growing lacrosse community in Armenia …

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