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International Indoor Junior Lacrosse (IIJL) was founded in 2016 by Member Nations Canada (Canadian Lacrosse League) and United States (US Indoor Lacrosse). As an independent international organization, meaning that IIJL Championships are not affiliated or associated with World Lacrosse, the IIJL established and administers the only international box (indoor) lacrosse championships for players twenty one (21) years of age and younger. Currently, the IIJL holds four (4) invitational championships annually; IIJL World Junior Lacrosse Championship, IIJL World U18 Lacrosse Championship, IIJL World U16 Lacrosse Championship, and IIJL Women's World Junior Lacrosse Championship.

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ROSTER ENTRY

Nations submit the names of the participating players at the first Championship Directorate.
The maximum number of players allowed on a Roster Registration Form is twenty three (23) as a combination of twenty (20) Runners and three (3) Goaltenders or twenty one (21) Runners and two (2) Goaltenders.
The minimum number of players allowed required prior to the beginning of the championship is sixteen (16) Runners and two (2) Goaltenders.
At the first Directorate meeting, the teams must name at least the minimum number of 16 Runners and 2 Goaltenders.
The remaining players up to the allowed maximum of 20 + 3 or 21 + 2 must be submitted for players' control seventy-two (72) hours before the first game of championship games.
If at the 23 Man Roster submission deadline a Nation has a number of players under the maximum allowed, players CAN NOT be added after the deadline nor throughout the tournament until the roster is full.
During a game a team may enter (dress) up to 18 runners and 2 goalkeepers on the Official Game Sheet, with the emergency goalkeeper standing by if both Goaltenders entered to the Official Game Sheet is unable to play.