The Warrior Anthem Pro Elite is a women's field lacrosse head made for offensive players, custom strung in-house by Sanderson Lacrosse in Orangeville. We take Warrior's elite-level Anthem Pro head in white and string it with a yellow mesh pocket, so it comes game-ready.
Key features
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Shooting-focused design: an aggressive control angle and maximum offset help generate faster shots and better ball control.
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Narrow face, curved scoop: a tight face and curved scoop give you control and accuracy on passes and shots.
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Scoop diffusers and V scoop: guide the ball into the pocket for quicker ground balls and funnel it to the centre of the head.
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Stiff, durable material: Warrior's high-performance blend for stiffness and consistency over time.
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Custom strung by Sanderson Lacrosse: strung by hand in our Orangeville shop with yellow mesh.
Specs
- Brand: Warrior
- Model: Anthem Pro head (Elite level of play)
- Position: offence / attack
- Offset: maximum offset
- Head colour: white
- Pocket: custom strung by Sanderson Lacrosse, yellow mesh
- Gender: women's and girls' field lacrosse
- Head only, no shaft included
- Legality: Classification 4 on the USA Lacrosse legal women's sticks list
Complete your stick
Pair this head with a women's shaft from our women's lacrosse heads and women's complete sticks range, or shop all women's lacrosse gear.
FAQ
Who strings this head?
It's custom strung in-house by Sanderson Lacrosse in Orangeville, Ontario.
What position is the Anthem Pro best for?
It's built for attackers and offensive midfielders who want a quick release and accurate shots.
Is the Anthem Pro legal for girls' and women's lacrosse?
Yes. USA Lacrosse lists the Warrior Anthem Pro as Classification 4, which means it meets all current women's stick specifications. Pockets are still subject to on-field stick checks, so keep yours maintained.
How is the Anthem Pro different from the Anthem DS?
The Anthem Pro has a narrower face and maximum offset aimed at shooting, while the Anthem DS adds sidewall inserts built for the draw.
