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According to the NCAA guidelines for 2013-14 there is no limit to the number of substitutes a team can have. The substitutes can take the place of any of the players in any situated area following the right method of substitution during the game.
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How many people are there on a mens lacrosse team?
approximately 20, 10 on the field at once
Does uga have lacrosse?
yes but not an NCAA one... its a club team in the MCLA (Mens Club Lacrosse Association)
Does Savannah college of art and design have a womens lacrosse team?
yes, it does. it also has a mens team
How many men are in mens lacrosse team?
The official rule for men's field lacrosse calls for 10 players on each team - 3 Attackman, 3 Middies, 3 Defensemen and 1 Goalie - on the field or 20 total players.
Is lacrosse globilized and how so?
lacrosse is "globilized" and there are even international tournaments in mens and womens lacrosse. Even though the United States is the dominant team in international play there are teams in Australia, Europe and Asia.
Do you have to wear a kilt in lacrosse?
A kilt is not a required article of clothing to wear when playing lacrosse. In the Mens game, team issued sport shorts and jerseys are worn. The Women wear team jerseys and either shorts or skirts in games.
What are the roles of 10 players on a mens lacrosse team?
10 1 goalie 3 defenders 3 middies 3 attackers
A mens lacrosse team is made up of how many players?
10 players total, 3 defence players, 3 attack players, three midfield players, and one goalie.
Who owns the Texas Heat Lacrosse team?
There are many different Texas Lacrosse teams, many with great owners. However, the Texas Heat Lacrosse team is actually an organization that has no owner.
Can a team go down by three players with penalies in mens lacrosse?
Yes, if you get four men sent to the penalty box then you have to forfeit the game.
How many substitutes are there on a team for water polo?
6 subsitutes
How many in a junior lacrosse team?
Usually 24 kids on one team.
