Baltimore, MD (January 27, 2026) — Corrigan Sports Enterprises is proud to announce that Shootout for Soldiers, the nationally recognized nonprofit dedicated to honoring and supporting U.S. veterans and their families, has been named the official charity partner of the Fivestar College Lacrosse Live Series. This new partnership aligns two organizations committed to using the game of lacrosse as a powerful platform to engage the community, its people and make an impact.

As part of the partnership, fans attending Fivestar College Lacrosse Live Series events will have the opportunity to donate directly to Shootout for Soldiers, helping support critical veteran programs while enjoying some of the best collegiate lacrosse in the country. In addition, Corrigan Sports Enterprises will once again feature a “Veteran of the Game” at each matchup, honoring local heroes on the field and sharing their stories with the lacrosse community. This recognition will highlight the courage, sacrifice, and service of those who have given so much to our country.

“Partnering with Shootout for Soldiers allows us to give back in a meaningful way while creating an unforgettable game-day experience,” said Corrigan Sports Enterprises President Lee Corrigan. “College Lacrosse Live is about more than just great competition—and honoring a Veteran of the Game at each event is a powerful reminder of what truly matters.”

Shootout for Soldiers has raised millions of dollars for veteran-focused causes through its signature 24-hour lacrosse events and community-driven initiatives across the country. By teaming up with the Fivestar College Lacrosse Live Series, the organization will extend its reach to thousands of passionate fans, student-athletes, and families, further amplifying its mission of supporting those who have served. 

“This partnership is incredibly special for Shootout for Soldiers,” said Erik Mineo, Executive Director of Shootout for Soldiers. “To join forces with the Fivestar College Lacrosse Live Series allows us to unite elite competition with a deeper purpose—honoring our veterans, engaging the lacrosse community, and turning passion for the game into meaningful impact. We’re thrilled to stand alongside Corrigan Sports Enterprises to celebrate the sport we love while giving back to those who have sacrificed so much for our country.”

The Fivestar College Lacrosse Live Series features premier NCAA matchups played at elite neutral-site venues, delivering a festival-like atmosphere for fans and families. With Shootout for Soldiers as its official charity partner, the series now adds a deeper purpose—giving the lacrosse community an easy and meaningful way to give back while celebrating the game they love.

For more information on tickets and the entire College Lacrosse Live series, please visit www.CollegeLacrosseLive.com.

About Corrigan Sports Enterprises, Inc.

Corrigan Sports Enterprises has earned its national reputation by creating and operating some of the finest events in the Lacrosse and Endurance space. Founded in 2001, CSE owns and/or operates marquee endurance events such as the Baltimore Running Festival, Frederick Running Festival, Baltimore 10-Miler, Annapolis Running Festival and the Bay Bridge Run. CSE has been a leader in presenting lacrosse with high-profile events that include the Future Champions Tournament, the Champion National Cup and most notably the New Balance All-America Lacrosse Classic. For more information, please visit www.CorriganSports.com.

About Shootout for Soldiers

Shootout for Soldiers is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to honoring and supporting U.S. service members, veterans, and their families through the game of lacrosse. Founded in 2012, the organization is best known for its signature 24-hour lacrosse events held in communities across the country, which bring together players, coaches, and supporters to raise funds and awareness for veteran-focused programs. Through these events and its year-round initiatives, Shootout for Soldiers has raised millions of dollars to support critical needs such as mental health services, adaptive sports, and family assistance, using the power of sport to give back to those who have sacrificed so much.