After the visit of the Canadian Lacrosse team in 1907, the sterling silver cup was presented to the Victorian Lacrosse Association for competition between the states, the donors being Mr Richard Garland, formerly a Canadian lacrosse champion and President of the Toronto Lacrosse Association, and Mr Andrew McHarg, both residents of Melbourne. The Carnival matches were then originated, the first taking place in 1910 in Adelaide.

The deaf lacrosse team from Adult Deaf and Dumb Centre in Jolimont played against Coburg in a pennant competition under Victorian Lacrosse Association (late 1920s). The first team of the Adult Deaf and Dumb club had been promoted to the senior section in 1924. This cinema newsreel was taken in Melbourne, Australia in the late 1920s.

In 1959 a USA team comprising a combined "Washington & Lee" and "Virginia" Universities played Australia at the MCG. The last time an International team visited Australia was a Canada team back in 1907.

1960s Rothmans National Sport Foundation

1972 Australian Womens Touring Team

Played at the then Olympic Park at the 1974 World Lacrosse World series.

The is a news special done by the ABC for the 1974 Mens World Lacrosse Series played on what was one of the 1956 Olympic grounds in Melbourne.

1982 World Series Lacrosse Final Australia v USA played to a capacity crowd at the Johns Hopkins University, Homewood Field, Baltimore, USA.

Bronze medal play off between Australia and England in the 1986 World Lacrosse Series played in Toronto Canada

This was the Bronze Medal playoff between Australia and England in 1990 at the World Lacrosse Series played in Perth Australia.

1994 Australia v Canada semi final played at the world lacrosse series in Manchester England.

1994 Australia v USA played in the World Lacrosse Championships in Manchester, England.

1994 Highlights from the 1994 mens World Lacrosse Chanpionships played in Manchester, England

2002 Australia v England, World Lacrosse Championships played in Perth, Australia

2014 Australia v Israel Mens, played in Denver during World Lacrosse Championships.

Address by Glenn Meredith, 2018 Lacrosse Team Australian coach.