MLOA - Maine Lacrosse Officials Association

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Maine Lacrosse Officials Association Gear Lacrosse continues to grow throughout Maine, creating opportunities for officials at the youth, high school, club, and collegiate levels. Officials working within the Maine Lacrosse Officials Association understand that successful officiating requires preparation, conditioning, and equipment that can perform throughout a demanding spring season. The MLOA collection at Honig’s is built specifically for active lacrosse officials who need dependable uniforms, footwear, whistles, and accessories for every level of competition. Whether you’re preparing for the upcoming season, replacing worn equipment, working tournament weekends, or preparing for playoff assignments, this collection provides the gear trusted by lacrosse officials throughout New England. 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 apparel Rain gear and layering essentials To learn more about the association, visit the Maine Lacrosse Officials Association official website. Officiating Lacrosse in Maine Brings Unique Challenges Unlike officials in warmer climates, Maine lacrosse officials often begin their season working games in unpredictable spring weather. Early-season assignments frequently include: Cold temperatures Wind Rain Wet field conditions Rapid weather changes By mid-season, officials may be working multiple games per week, tournament schedules, and postseason contests across the state. The ability to adapt to changing conditions is one reason experienced officials place a high value on quality equipment. What Lacrosse Officials Replace Most Often Field Shoes Lacrosse officials spend the entire game moving, transitioning, and maintaining proper positioning. Footwear is commonly replaced because of: Loss of traction Cushion breakdown Reduced support Heavy seasonal use Many officials consider footwear