Nine Wildcats showcased their talents at the 2026 World Lacrosse Women鈥檚 Championship, winning six medals across various nations. The highlight was Team USA鈥檚 gold medal victory, led by Tewaaraton winners Madison Taylor and Izzy Scane, who went unbeaten with a 6-0 record. Team Canada, featuring Annabel Child and Megan Kinna, secured silver, while Kendall Halpern and Julie Krupnick helped Team Israel clinch the bronze, marking their first medal at this championship.

By the Numbers
  • Team USA went 6-0, winning its fifth consecutive championship and extending its tournament winning streak to 36 games since 2009.
  • Madison Taylor scored 16 goals and accumulated 23 points, leading Team USA throughout the tournament.
State of Play
  • Team Canada finished with a strong 5-1 record, claiming silver for the fourth consecutive time.
  • Team Israel recorded their first-ever medal with a 5-1 mark, showcasing significant growth in women's lacrosse.
What's Next

The success of the Wildcats and their respective teams may lead to increased interest and support for women's lacrosse globally, potentially influencing future tournaments and sponsorships.

Bottom Line

This championship not only highlighted the dominance of Team USA but also marked a pivotal moment for Team Israel and the continued growth of women's lacrosse on the international stage.