Essay On Lacrosse

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Lacrosse is a team sport that may have originated as early as 1100 AD. It is generally a contact sport with a significant amount of body and stick checking and therefore requires padding. The game is played using a small rubber ball and a long handled stick called a crosse with the head of the stick being laced loosely with mesh designed to catch the ball. The object of the game is to score by shooting the rubber ball into the opponent’s goal using the crosse to catch, pass and carry the ball. Lacrosse is mainly played in the US and Canada although there has been documentation of lacrosse throughout European history as well. In Native Canadian Lacrosse teams consisted of more than 100 players per team and lasted from sunrise to sunset.…show more content…
Attackers typically carry a short stick measuring between 40 and 42 inches long. Defenders usually use long sticks measuring between 52 and 72 inches. Only 4 players may carry a long stick. The goaltender’s stick is between is between 40 to 72 inches long and the head may measure up to 12 inches wide. The field is 110 yards long and 60 yards wide. The goals measure 6 feet by 6 feet and the goaltenders wear massive padding. Most penalties are 30 seconds long an end when a goal is scored by the non-offending team. Offsides occurs when more than 7 defensive players are on the defensive end of the field and is usually a 30 second penalty. Play is started and re-started with a face-off. Women’s Lacrosse uses little protective equipment and therefore contact is limited. Primarily a face guard, mouth guard and thin gloves are the only protective equipment used. Stick checking is permitted but body checking is not. Women’s Lacrosse is primarily played in Australia and British girl’s schools. Each team has 12 players with 3 attackers, 5 midfielders, 3 defenders and a goalie. The pockets of the stick are much shallower than men’s sticks making it more difficult to catch and cradle the ball. Typically women’s games are played in two 30 minute

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