SPARKS, Md. — Single day tickets for the 2022 World Lacrosse Women's Championship, which will be held from June 29 through July 9 at Towson (Md.) University, are now on sale.
The single day tickets begin at $19.95 and include full-day access to the multiple fields being used at Towson University, usually up to 12 games per day. There is also an option for a "Five Pack" each day, providing up to five tickets for a single day for a total cost of just $80 — a savings of just under $20.
The World Lacrosse Women's Championship, originally scheduled for 2021 before being postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, will feature a record 30 nations competing during the 11-day event which is being held in the United States for the first time since 2005. Teams from six continents will be competing, including Uganda becoming the first team to represent Africa in the senior women's world championship.
Full-event passes, including access to the opening ceremony, closing ceremony, more than 110 games and all of the pageantry of the world championship, are also on sale for $130. Group tickets for 10 or more people are also on sale for $13 per day, per ticket.
The United States is the reigning world champion in women's lacrosse, having defeated Canada in the 2017 final in Guildford, England. This year's U.S. roster features returning All-World selections Taylor Cummings, Meg Douty and Kayla Treanor along with 2021 Tewaaraton winner and NCAA champion Charlotte North. International stars include 2008 and 2009 Tewaaraton winner Hannah Nielsen (Australia), three-time All-World honoree Dana Dobbie (Canada) and All-World midfielder Laura Merrifield (England).
The pool play schedule and general championship bracket schedule follows:
Wednesday, June 29
7 pm – United States vs. Canada
Thursday, June 30
10 am – Mexico vs. Sweden
11 am – Czech Republic vs. Italy
12 pm – Switzerland vs. China
1 pm – Netherlands vs. Puerto Rico
2 pm – Japan vs. Haudenosaunee
3 pm – Hong Kong vs. Spain
4 pm – New Zealand vs. Ireland
5 pm – Israel vs. Korea
6 pm – Latvia vs. Uganda
7 pm – Wales vs. Germany
8 pm – England vs. Australia
Friday, July 1
9 am – Sweden vs. Italy
10 am – Spain vs. Ireland
11 am – Austria vs. New Zealand
12 pm – Colombia vs. Czech Republic
1 pm – China vs. Haudenosaunee
2 pm – Uganda vs. Germany
3 pm – Argentina vs. Japan
4 pm – Norway vs. Israel
5 pm – Canada vs. Australia
6 pm – Puerto Rico vs. Korea
7 pm – Jamaica vs. Wales
8 pm – Scotland vs. United States
Saturday, July 2
9 am – Japan vs. China
10 am – Austria vs. Hong Kong
11 am – Norway vs. Netherlands
12 pm – Italy vs. Mexico
1 pm – Jamaica vs. Latvia
2 pm – Israel vs. Puerto Rico
3 pm – Sweden vs. Colombia
4 pm – Argentina vs. Switzerland
5 pm – England vs. Scotland
6 pm – Wales vs. Uganda
7 pm – New Zealand vs. Spain
8 pm – Australia vs. United States
Sunday, July 3
9 am – Germany vs. Latvia
10 am – Puerto Rico vs. Norway
11 am – Ireland vs. Hong Kong
12 pm – Mexico vs. Czech Republic
1 pm – Uganda vs. Jamaica
2 pm – China vs. Argentina
3 pm – Spain vs. Austria
4 pm – Italy vs. Colombia
5 pm – Australia vs. Scotland
6 pm – Korea vs. Netherlands
7 pm – Haudenosaunee vs. Switzerland
8 pm – Canada vs. England
Monday, July 4
9 am – Hong Kong vs. New Zealand
10 am – Czech Republic vs. Sweden
11 am – Colombia vs. Mexico
12 pm – Ireland vs. Austria
1 pm – Korea vs. Norway
2 pm – Latvia vs. Wales
3 pm – Netherlands vs. Israel
4 pm – Germany vs. Jamaica
5 pm – United States vs. England
6 pm – Haudenosaunee vs. Argentina
7 pm – Switzerland vs. Japan
8 pm – Scotland vs. Canada
Tuesday, July 5
Championship Bracket 1st round games
Platinum Bracket 1st round games
Wednesday, July 6
Championship Bracket quarterfinals
Platinum Bracket quarterfinals
Championship and Platinum Bracket consolation games
Thursday, July 7
Championship Bracket semifinals, 7 and 9 pm
Platinum Bracket semifinals, 11 am and 2 pm
Championship and Platinum Bracket consolation games
Friday, July 8
Placement games, 9th through 30th place
Championship Bracket consolation games
Saturday, July 9
7th place Game, 9 a.m.
Bronze Medal Game, 10 a.m.
5th place Game, 11 a.m.
Championship Game, 12 p.m.
