The Taiwan Lacrosse Association (TWLA) has been granted full membership status in the Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL). Bob DeMarco, FIL’s new Director of Development, said that the board was unanimous in its decision.
"In a very short time the Taiwan Lacrosse Association has become a strong member of the Federation of International Lacrosse."
—Bob DeMarco, FIL Director of Development
"The Taiwan Lacrosse Association is built on a solid foundation," said DeMarco. "Every phase of their program is carefully planned with remarkable success. In a very short time, the Taiwan Lacrosse Association has become a strong member of the Federation of International Lacrosse."
"TWLA hopes to offer what we have learned and achieved and pay it forward to the world lacrosse community."
—Chris Wei, TWLA Executive Director
TWLA’s Executive Director Chris Wei was pleased with the FIL’s decision. "We are honored and thrilled to become a full member of the FIL family. With full member status and with Sarah [Sarah Lin - TWLA's Chairwoman] serving on the FIL’s Development Committee, TWLA hopes to offer what we have learned and achieved and pay it forward to the world lacrosse community. That includes any individual or organization that may find our experiences useful in helping to build a national lacrosse program."
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