GLOA - Georgia Lacrosse Officials Association

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Georgia Lacrosse Officials Association Gear Lacrosse continues to grow throughout Georgia, and with that growth comes an increasing demand for experienced officials who can manage fast-paced games at the youth, high school, club, and collegiate levels. Officials working within the Georgia Lacrosse Officials Association need equipment that supports mobility, comfort, professionalism, and performance throughout a demanding spring season. The GLOA collection at Honig’s is built specifically for active lacrosse officials who need dependable apparel, footwear, whistles, and accessories designed around the unique demands of lacrosse officiating. Whether you’re preparing for a new season, replacing worn equipment, working tournament weekends, or getting ready for playoff assignments, this collection includes the gear trusted by officials throughout Georgia. This collection includes: Lacrosse referee shirts Lacrosse officiating shorts Officials hats and apparel Field officiating footwear Whistles and lanyards Penalty cards Timing accessories Cold-weather and rain gear Tournament and travel essentials To learn more about the association, visit the Georgia Lacrosse Officials Association website. Lacrosse Officials Cover More Ground Than Most Sports Officials Lacrosse is one of the fastest sports officials work. Unlike basketball officials who remain on a court or baseball umpires who work defined positions, lacrosse officials are constantly moving up and down the field while maintaining proper angles and positioning. Over the course of a season, that creates significant demands on: Footwear Apparel Hydration management Comfort Endurance Many experienced officials consider footwear one of the most important equipment decisions they make all year. Officiating Lacrosse in Georgia Georgia’s lacrosse season brings unique environmental challenges. Officials frequently work games in: Warm spring temperatures High humidity Afternoon sun exposure Rain-delayed schedules Tournament week