Lacrosse

Lacrosse is a sport that originated with Native American tribes in North America. It is performed with a small rubber ball and a protracted-treated stick called a crosse or lacrosse stick. The goal of the sport is to attain points by way of shooting the ball into the opposing crew’s goal.

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The game is performed on a discipline that is one hundred ten yards lengthy and 60 yards wide. Each group has 10 players on the sphere. The sport starts off with a face-off inside the middle of the sphere, and players use their sticks to pass, catch, and bring the ball around the field.

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A person also plays the goalie with hockey-style protection. Professional goalies over time have decorated their helmets to represent their team.

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Lacrosse is a popular sport in North America, particularly in the United States and Canada. It is also performed in other components of the arena, consisting of Europe, Asia, and Australia. The sport has different versions, which include subject lacrosse, box lacrosse, and women’s lacrosse, each with its personal set of rules and equipment.

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