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2. Field lacrosse - Wikipedia

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   Field lacrosse is a full contact outdoor sport played with two opposing teams of 10 players each. ... lacrosse ball dimensions, lacrosse stick length, number of ...

3. Premier Lacrosse League Championship Series - Wikipedia

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   The typical major changes for Lacrosse Sixes are as follows: 6 against 6 rather than 9 against 9(excluding goalkeepers) 30 second shot-clock; 4, 8-minute quarters; Goalkeepers begin play when a goal is scored, face-offs only occur at the beginning of each quarter; Field size is 70 by 36 meters; Everyone plays on both sides of the field

4. Lacrosse - Wikipedia

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   Lacrosse stick and ball in addition to various body armor or pads. Different protective gear for different versions of the game: Venue: Outdoor lacrosse field or indoor lacrosse rink: Presence; Olympic: Men's field at the Summer Olympics in 1904 and 1908. Demonstrated in 1928, 1932 and 1948 Men's and women's sixes in 2028: World Games: Women's ...

5. Midfielder (lacrosse) - Wikipedia

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   LSM stands for Long Stick Midfielder. This position is a special type of defensive midfielder. They are special because they are the only midfielders allowed to use 6 foot poles. They play defense like a normal defensive midfielders. Each team is only allowed to have 4 long stick (6 feet sticks) players on the field at a time.

6. Lacrosse stick - Wikipedia

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   Field goalie's stick. For field players in men's lacrosse, the head of the stick must be 6 to 10 inches (15 to 25 cm) wide at its widest point under NCAA rules. In order to prevent the ball from being stuck in the crosse, the two sidewalls cannot be any closer than 3 inches at any point between 1.25 inches from the throat of the head, to 5 ...

7. Polocrosse - Wikipedia

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   Polocrosse is a team sport that is a combination of polo and lacrosse. It is played outside, on a field (the pitch), on horseback. Each rider uses a cane or fiberglass stick to which is attached a racquet head with a loose, thread net, in which the ball is carried. The ball is made of sponge rubber and is approximately four inches across.