We have a collection of NLL and Canadian league box jerseys and assorted other items of stash, available to bid for in a silent auction. All funds raised goes towards the costs of competing in the 2026 Euro Box Championships, reducing the personal cost incurred by every player.

Many of the jerseys are game worn and some are signed.

Congratulations to the 23 men and women selected for the England squads for the 2026 European Box Championships, this June/July in Prague.

See the official squad announcement from England Lacrosse.

England Men

Allsop, Ollie
Allsop, William
Bascom, George
Blaymires, Michael
Bracegirdle, Tom
Brindle, Jacob (G)
Buchanan, Ben
Bucknell, Jack
Edwards, Nathan
Gignac, Zackery
Hallam, Tom
Krommenhoek, Jude
Lee-Whitehead, Albert
MacLeod, Cameron (G)
Martin, Ryan
Prescott, Will
Rawlins, Billy
Robinson, Jack
Roche, Tom (C)
Roper, Tom
Tatton, Matthew
Trinh, Ming
Whitehead, Tom

Staff

Head Coach: Walt Christianson
General Manager: Rob Gooch
Defensive Coach: Chris Wainer
Offensive Coach: Rob Ingham Clark
Assistant Coach: Pete Wilson
Assistant Coach: Cai Jefferies
Assistant: Merrisa Heraldson
Student Physio: Olivia Downs-Haskell
Social Media: Lauren Noble
Equipment Manager: Ben Stowe

England Women

Will be published soon…

Game results from the 2026 E-Box / SHE-Box invitational box lacrosse event held annually in Prague. Both the England men and women used this year’s competition as the final opportunity to make squad selections for the 2026 Euros.

England Men

See all the PointBench game stats.

England 10-16 Germany (3-4, 2-3, 3-3, 2-6)

A tough opening game against the ever-improving Germany team. At times England struggled to match the speed and intensity of the German play. For most in the England team, the last high-intensity box game as this time last year at E-Box. For many of the German team, they are fresh off the NBLL season where they play the best Czech club teams and those from neighbouring countries. Errors crept into the England offence and the Germans finished strongly for a well deserved win.

England 5-12 Czechia (0-4, 4-5, 0-2, 1-1)

The Czechia team are always really tough opposition on their home floor at Radotin. They started at full speed and England were then always chasing the game. The performance was improved from the Germany game, especially in defence, ignoring the slow start in the 1st period. Few teams hold Czechia to only 12 goals when playing in Radotin. The focus for game three is to get the offence singing.

England 17-11 Tokyo (3-2, 5-3, 4-2, 5-4)

As per 2025, we finished E-Box with a win over the Tokyo team, a mix of Tokyo players, local Czech club players and a couple of guest players from North America. England always held the lead but Tokyo kept pace. Russell Farrer scored twice, his first goals for England. Noah Arnison replaced Jacob Brindle in goal early in the second half, making his England Box debut. His first shot faced alas found the next but from then on Noah had a great game with a 78% save ratio, not far behind Jacob’s 83% first half.

England Women

See all the PointBench game stats.

England 18-3 Hong Kong, China (3-0, 5-0, 6-2, 4-1)

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England 16-8 Germany (3-2, 3-5, 3-0, 7-1)

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England 16-4 Netherlands (8-0, 3-2, 3-0, 2-2)

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England 18-7 Tokyo (5-2, 5-2, 5-1, 3-2)

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The draw for the groups for the European Box Lacrosse Championships 2026 was conducted on Monday 23rd February.

Women’s Competition

No draw as such as all seven nations will be playing a round robin format. The top four teams will progress to the semi-finals. The bottom three teams will have placing games. England, as the top seeds, based on 2024 Worlds placings, will be seeking a spot in the Semi Finals.

Men’s Competition

A new format for this championships sees the top 8 ranked teams from the 2024 Worlds placings drawn into two groups, Blue and Red. England, as top seeds, have been drawn to play Ireland, Finland and Netherlands in the group stage. The top two teams will progress to the Quarter Finals. The bottom two teams will have an additional ‘play-in’ game against a team from the Green and Yellow groups.

The 10 remaining lower ranked teams have been drawn in two groups, Green and Yellow. This includes Scotland and a first time appearance from Wales. Both these groups should be very competitive. The top two teams will face the bottom two teams from the Blue and Red groups in a play-in game to progress to the Quarter Finals.