Australia, Japan set for double gold medal showdown at APSLC - World Lacrosse
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Australia and Japan will meet for gold in both the men’s and women’s draws after all four won their semifinals on day five of the 2026 Asia-Pacific Sixes Lacrosse Championships on Australia’s Sunshine Coast.
Australia was dominant on both sides. The men routed China 22-4 and the women beat Korea 15-4, with goalkeeper Elizabeth “Buzzy” Hinkes named MVP. The Japanese men were pushed hard by the Philippines before winning 14-10, while the Japan women were too strong for the Philippines, winning 23-5 to complete an Australia vs. Japan final on both sides.
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