England men's national lacrosse team

Association	English Lacrosse Association
Head coach	Tom Wenham
Best result	4th

England men's national lacrosse team

Medal record
European Lacrosse Championships
	1995
	1996
	1997
	1999 Manchester
	2000 Glasgow
	2001 Cardiff
	2004 Prague
	2008 Lahti
	2012 Amsterdam
	2016 Budapest

The England men's national lacrosse team represents England at men's field lacrosse events. They are one of the premier national teams in Europe and the world having competed at every World Lacrosse Championship since its inception in 1967^[1] and having won all but one of the European Lacrosse Championships. Currently the team is ranked 5th in the world.^[2] They are governed by the English Lacrosse Association and are a full member of the Federation of International Lacrosse.^[3]

Roster

as of 28-May-2014^[4]

No. Position Player num G Nick Anderton (Cheadle LC) num G Ben McAllister (Stockport LC) num D Andrew Baxter (Stockport LC) num D Max Bonsall (Siena) num D Tommy Kirkland (Sheffield University) num D Kyle Standiford (Dade LC - Amherst) num D Sam Patterson (Stockport LC) num D Jak Wawrzyniak (Heaton Mersey LC - Providence) num D Tom Williamson (Stockport LC) M Mike Amstrong (Timperley LC) M Chris Brady (Cheadle LC) M Jack Brook (Timperley LC)

No. Position Player M Alix Davidson (Poynton LC) M Tom Gallon (Manchester LC) M Tom Gosnay (Stockport LC) M Glen Humphries (Cheadle LC) M Sam Russell (Poynton LC - Whittier) M Aaron Prosser (LXM Pro - Drexel) M Matthew Sexton (Penn State) A Adrian Bennett (Cheadle LC) A Colin Clive (Siena) A Josh Roden (Timperley LC - Chico State) A Nick Watson (Heaton Mersey LC - Adelphi) ALT Tim Blower (Timperley LC) ALT Sam Dexter (Cheadle LC) ALT Bill Fisher (Poynton LC)

References

1. History of World Lacrosse Championship
2. Federation of International Lacrosse World Rankings
3. http://filacrosse.com/members-by-type/
4. "England Finalizes 23-Man Roster for Championship". press release. Retrieved 14 July 2014.