The Czech Republic men's national box lacrosse team is governed by the Czech Lacrosse Union and draws its players mainly from the amateur National Box Lacrosse League (NBLL). The country has one of Europe's longest box lacrosse traditions - the first game was played in Prague in 1986. At the 2011 World Championship on home soil, the team reached the semi-finals as the top European side, and at the inaugural EBLC in 2017 they finished runners-up, losing the gold-medal game 7-8 to Israel. They placed 6th at the 2024 World Championship in Utica.
The 2026 European Boxing Lacrosse Championship (EBLC) will take place from June 25 to July 4 in Prague at three arenas - LCC Radotín, Sportovní hala Jižní Město, and TJ Malešice.
The Czech men's national team will compete at EBLC 2026 in a group with Germany, Italy, and Israel.
At the 2024 World Boxing Lacrosse Championship in Utica (USA), the Czech national team finished in 6th place.
In preparation for the 2024 World Championship, the Czech national team played a match against five-time world champion Canada, losing 4:18.
