Help Danish Lacrosse get to Worlds

The Danish National Lacrosse Team needs your support.
The time is now. We're working our way to the 2018 FIL World Lacrosse Championship in Netanya, Israel next July. But we can't do it alone. We need your help. Be part of our Viking Community. 

Who are we?
We are a dedicated group of amateur players working to grow the game of lacrosse in Denmark. A goal that isn't always easy. Not an officially recognized or even well-known sport in Denmark, Danish Lacrosse is truly a self-funded and self-created enterprise. 

Right now we're training, learning, teaching and developing in Denmark as players and as a team. We strive to play at an elite level on the world stage. But to do so takes funds. 


We're determined. We stand for a commitment to hard work and health connected to a strong team spirit. Community is key. We are the Vikings. 

Winners of 2017 Kiel Lacrosse Tournament
Recently, the evolving 2018 National Team made a strong first showing winning the Kiel Lacrosse Tournament this August. Bringing home a trophy for the red and white was a testament to the direction this Danish team is headed.



We're ready to put in the hard work.
Under the returning leadership of Coach Nick Ravenhall, the team is turning up the training and focus. Experienced at the international level, Nick knows what the team needs. He also knows what it costs. Our next training camp starts this weekend. And with it our request for assistance.
 
WHAT WE NEED:
We are looking for all levels of sponsorship and support, from personal to professional. Any and all contributions help bring us closer to our goal. Not only do we want to bring Danish lacrosse to the Worlds. We want to bring the world of lacrosse to Denmark.

At this time your contributions will allow us to buy much-needed equipment for the team, specifically helmets. 

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Be part of our Viking community. Help grow the game in Denmark. Skål!