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Lacrosse Media Credential Information

State Tournament Media Credential Information

 
Two Ways to Apply:
  • Option 1: Print the 2025 Lacrosse Credential Application and submit per the instructions at the top of the form.
  • Option 2: Copy and paste the following text into an email message, fill in the information and sent to [email protected].
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2025 OHSAA Lacrosse Credential Application
Must be submitted by editor or assigner. Deadline: Thursday, June 5 at noon
No parents of state qualifiers permitted. Confirmation email will be sent with details and instructions including parking. Media must show photo ID to pick-up credential.
 
Name and Title:
Media Outlet:
Street Address:
City, State and Zip:
Phone:
Email:
Schools, Divisions or Areas Covering:
Names of Media Attending:
 
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The following information has been prepared to assist you with your coverage of the upcoming OHSAA lacrosse state championship games. Please contact Tim Stried ([email protected] or 614-267-2502, ext. 124) at the OHSAA office should you have additional questions.
 
Confirmation Email and List
Upon processing a credential application, the OHSAA will send a confirmation email to the media outlet that contains important information regarding parking, credential pick-up entrance, etc. A list of approved media outlets will be posted on the News & Media page at OHSAA.org. Denied requests will be notified by email.
 
Broadcasts
The broadcast booth on the west side of Historic Crew Stadium is available. A reminder that live video broadcasting of the lacrosse state championships is only permitted by the NFHS Network. All other broadcasts can be live audio or tape-delayed video. WiFi is available. Broadcast media outlets that need an internet line connection shall notify the OHSAA when applying for credentials.  The media outlet will be responsible for any fees assessed by the venue. 
 
Photography Reminder
A reminder that photos from OHSAA state tournaments cannot be sold except by traditional newspapers through the newspapers’ website or office. 
 
Coverage, Media Types and Number of Credentials
The number of credentials granted depends on space, the type of coverage being provided and other factors. See Section 5 of the OHSAA Media Regulations for details.
 
Media Work Areas 
Media members are permitted to remain in the press box after each contest, or work in the Champions Lounge, located field level in the southwest corner of the stadium. Photographers can work in those two designated spaces, as well. There are approximately 20 seats available for media in the press box. 
 
Postgame Interviews 
There is a postgame press conference after each game in the Champions Lounge, located field level in the southwest corner of the stadium.  
 
Schedule
 Saturday, June 7
   4 p.m. - Division I Girls
   7 p.m. - Division II Girls
Sunday, June 8
   1 p.m. - Division I Boys
   4 p.m. - Division II Boys