Lacrosse

you check the head of the stick fast and quick to create a release of the ball and take it while it's in the air or ground. Be careful not to hit them though so no slashing. :)

Every day walk around your house wih lacrosse stick and a tennis ball, and just find a comfortable way to cradle with your left hand

15 pounds

a lacrosse ball is a ball made out of solid rubber. therefor it is very hard. you are very smart for asking this question

jack lenox

There was not enough money to allow the teams to by players and premote the league

Imo, type is more boffo than it is best

Spring

They don't...

They are like caterpilars, they eat leaves

no, if you are talking about the original k18 the k18 2 came out and is used on a straight shaft

Attack:

1st,2nd,3rd home,

left/right Attack

Center

Defence:

Point/coverpoint,

3rd man,

left/right defence

goalie

so, 12!

most definitely

goal to the last person it touched and assist to the person who threw it

It was first played in 1876 by native Americans.

He was born in Elkton, Marland.

downtown baltimore

Syracuse, Virginia, North Carolina, Duke, Stony Brook, Umass, Harvard, Navy, Princeton, Army, Towson, Notre Dame, Maryland, Umbc, Johns Hopkins, Cornell, Ohio State, Hofstra, Yale, and Villanova.

Jeff Dowdy in 1998 as a part of his heritage. His native name is "small chiefness" but has achieved great things.

Put the ball in your stick, make your stick eye level. & see if you can see some of the ball over the head of your lacrosse stick. Meaning, that the whole ball is not completely inside the whole stick. If it is inside the whole head of your stick, you need to tighten your netting.

An isolation or "iso" is when the ball is worked around on offense until the attacking team gets the most favorable match-up (usually with a short pole defender).

The rest of the team will usually clear out of the dodgers way so he's got a clearer path to the goal.

Iso's can be done from the top of the restraining box, the sideline (or goalline extended) or behind the cage (or X).

Playing the goalie position for any sport can be a danger. However, in a seven year old league, the likeliness of a child getting hurt is moderate. Most kids, if they can get the ball to the goal at this age, will probably take a more "wild" shot and not really care how the ball enters the goal, as long as it does. Whenever you play goalie in a sport, there is always the possibility of getting hit. However a seven year old probably couldn't really cause any damage due to their newness to the game and the undeveloped shooting skills they would have.

It depends... if the seven year old is playing in a seven year old league, then probably not, although if they get hit by the ball, it will probably really hurt them. If the seven year old is playing with older kids, then he/she will probably end up getting hurt though, unless the person has good accuracy and can avoid the goalie.

Dura mesh fells like a broken in hard mesh. Also it wont change as much as a hard mesh when it gets wet.

Well..... Honestly, I hate baseball and love lacrosse... but I think it's because lacrosse is very fast-paced and baseball can drag on slowly. Also, if you're into contact sports, it's obvious to see that lacrosse is mainly whacking people and baseball rarely has any contact and hitting. Anyways, although baseball is more popular, lacrosse, (in some people, such as me, have opinions) that lacrosse is way better.

They were founded in 2004

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