Lacrosse

I am pretty sure it does because brine heads fit on warrior shafts, so they should be the same size

Sure! You'll have to get some paint that bonds to plastic. However, as soon as you check someone (metal object or another plastic object) the paint will chip off. Your best bet is dying the stick with stick dye (sold on many lacrosse websites). That is much more permanent.

This question is impossible to answer because women's lacrosse sticks are measured as an overall length (including the head). According to US Lacrosse and NCAA rules, a woman's lacrosse stick should measure between 35 1/2" to 43 1/4". These are overall lengths and NOT just shaft length.

In lacrosse you score one point by shooting the ball into the goal. Although the stick or body cannot cross the line of the crease, or the goal is taken away. At the professional level (Major League Lacrosse only) the rules differ to include a two-point goal line 16 yards (15 m) from each goal.

For the Mohawk Nation it was called Tewaaraton. For the Algonquin Nation it was called Bagataway.

Bob Knight has a men's NCAA Division I record 902* wins.

Pat Summit has a women's NCAA Division I record with 1,022** wins as of 1/26/10.

Pat Summit coached Tennessee for eight years under the AIWA and not the NCAA. As an NCAA coach her record is 820-137(as of 01-14-09) with an overall record of 995-185(as of 1-14-09)

*Retired in 2008

**Active coach. Subject to change.

the ball will bounce less, because the molecules are moving slower which causes the ball to move slower and bounce slower

I think it would be NHRA Top Fuel drag racing first and then Indy car second

Rolling Friction - Exampled by a ball rolling acroos the field.

Static Friction - Trying to body check a heavier player

Sliding Friction - Sliding after a fall

Fluid Friction - Running through air (Maybe?)

Hope this helped.

-Sg

If you've ever seen college lacrosse there's a circle around the goal that's the crease

Cradling, is a way of moving the ball from one side of the field to the other, like dribbling in basketball or dribbling with your feet in soccer. normally only girls cradle a lot in a game, boys don't as much.

The Native Americans used sticks(tree sticks), carved them, and used whatever kind of fur or resource they could use for a net.

Width = 6 feet

Height = 6 feet

Depth = 7 feet

Lacrosse was first played by Indians as war training. Later on, lacrosse started to be played on the East Coast. It then started spreading all over the U.S. and other countries.

YES! depending on how its hooking, if it is going very high, then you need to either move your bottom strings tighter to make the pocket smaller or bigger depending on how high it is throwing. If the ball is hitting the top of the stick and going down, then you need to add either another shooting string, move in the pocket or loosen your shotting strings.

Gold nuggets

The university that fielded the nation's first college lacrosse team was New York University.

kinda. it all depends on what position you play in lacrosse. lacrosse is faster because of the posistion of middie and attack they are the ones on the team that run notice how basketball players stop and dribble then shoot or pass lacrosse is always running cause of defence and the shots of lacrosse will beat bball anyday

New York has amazing lax. Some of the best laxers come from there. Maryland is also a decent lax machine too.

To be honest I didn't even know Nike made lacrosse sticks. if I were you I would stick to the good quality popular brands like STK, Brine, Harrow, Warrior, Maverick, etc.

Nike has the backing of STX, who have engineered and marketed the Nike lacrosse line. The heads & handles are made by STX (many of the Nike handle patterns bear a strong resemblance to current STX handles). Nike product warranties go through STX. We like the heads & handles but are not sold on the protective gear.

To clean a Lax head you take out all of the mesh and then bleach the head.

Syracuse Orange men's lacrosse was created in 1916.

Men's lacrosse heads can be strung a variety of ways. A men's lacrosse head is usually strung with 10 diamond hard mesh. A woman's lacrosse head is strung in a way called traditional. This type of stringing is required for regulation women's lacrosse. Men's heads can be strung traditional as well as long as the pocket meets the level of regulations such as NFHS or NCAA. Women's lacrosse heads have the ability to be strung with mesh, though it will not meet women's game regulations.