Lacrosse is more than just a game. For Indigenous peoples, it represents our cultural legacy, a tradition that was given to us by our Creator.

The 2028 Olympics will feature lacrosse as an official medaled event for the first time since 1908. Our dream is for the Iroquois Nationals team to take part in this opportunity to play traditional lacrosse on the world stage.

The Board of Directors of the Iroquois Nationals Development Group has put in years of work and sacrifice to sustain traditional lacrosse for Haudenosaunee and Indigenous players, preserving and promoting our culture as we share our game with the world.

Dave Bray: Seneca Nation

Freeman Bucktooth: Onondaga Nation

Oren Lyons: Member Chief of the Onondaga Council of Chiefs and the Grand Council of the Iroquois Confederacy

Rex Lyons: Onondaga Nation

Mark Martin: Akwesasne Mohawk Nation

Mike Mitchell: Mohawk Nation

Leo Nolan:  Akwesasne Mohawk Nation descent, raised on the Onondaga Nation

Vince Schiffert: Tuscarora, Turtle Clan, lives on the Tuscarora Nation

Curt Styres: Six Nations Mohawk