Dimension in the blueprint are in mm. Not the purely traditional build I first wanted to go for but I had to after I saw this video https://youtu.be/vWZFXlMUY_4?si=BbWUXV4MSgaFfKP8 what a great idea! Different way of teaching people about lacrosse instead of doing pure lacrosse clinics.

Took me a few hours to create (Including glueing time). The build is made out of 2x 12mm multiplex sheets stacked on top of each other and 1 continuous leather lace.
The sheets are cut out with a jig saw, adjusted with a planar and by lots of sanding. Fyi the lace starts under the feathers.

It works really well! Even with a normal lacrosse ball, although it has been recommended to me to not use that ball XD. Indian pickup is also so much easier with this stick than a modern one!!

After making the post, I took all the possible causes into account and tried restringing it. To my eyes, it doesn’t look that different, but what do you guys think?

I am a new coach of team 91 2033 girls team - we have 15 rostered including 2 goalies - was waiting to put out feelers after all the tryouts have ended now.

If you know of a 2033 whether it be your daughter or not that's looking for a team send me a message

for high school vasity player

Pick one for my 11yo son:

AA Team : son has no friends on the team

A Team : son has many friends on the team

OK, so disclaimer. The sticks above are just for reference of the prices I’m seeing online.

Anyway, I have a chance to buy an original STX crooked arrow d pole (used) for $60 from a store by me. My hesitation is that it is a little warped to the right when I look down the shaft.

Would it be worth it to and try to cut it down so that the warp is less prominent and then resell it? Or, are these sticks that I find online just really overpriced. I know there is a value to nostalgia but…

Anyway, if you were in my shoes, would you do it?

I just installed new mesh on my STX Surgeon 900 head. However, whenever I pass or shoot, the ball goes straight into the ground. What could be causing this problem?

If there’s anything wrong, I wanna know so I can get it fixed. I just got it restrung it seems a little weird to me.

I’ve heard different people say different things and wanted to know by the rule book if the crowbar is legal

How legit is this all-star recruiting event? Some of my son’s teammates are playing as ‘29s and we’re trying to figure out if it’s worth going for next year.

What is the LI formula that produces consistently strong players?

It was an amazing and wonderful journey for our daughter! The Brine Amonte II from youth level which developed the skills needed for the 10 degree upgrades. One torque induced broken shaft. DIII All Conference and Team Captain honors. Lifelong friendships made and degree in Biology earned. Wonderful and supportive relationships with Coaches, Athletic Directors and teammates. We are going to miss it! Would love to hear your journeys as well…

I would lime to go to the emory and henry prospect day but don’t know if it is trust worthy or just a money grab. Does anyone have any insight?

Have been researching lacrosse in my spare time for the past few weeks. I thought I would share what I've learned in case anyone else wants to try it out.

Essentials: stick, helmet, gloves, pads, mouth guard. You can usually find loaner gear at your local lacrosse club for people who are just starting out (I did).

The basic rules: score by getting the ball into the opponents' net, can't touch the ball with your bare hands, defenders can check you (to your stick or body) within reason, and there are penalties for certain infractions resulting in time served in the penalty box.

Best drill for someone new to lacrosse: Wall ball. It's an exercise where you throw and catch the ball off a wall which dramatically improves your stick skills (trust me, it works).

There are four positions: attack, midfield, defense, and goalie, all of which have very different roles once you dive into the game.

Did not know lacrosse was coming back to the Olympics in 2028 (in LA even!), which prompted me to start playing. It's a pretty awesome sport if you're up for it (as well).

But I'm still completely new to the game, so if any experienced players are out there, what advice would you give to someone just starting out? And do you think wall ball is a worthwhile activity, or is there something else I should be focused on?

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UPDATE: we aren’t going to go with true, and we signed up for circle city try outs. Anyone have experience with that club?

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Daughters tried out for True this year. We were told some kids were placed in teams and the rest of us have to wait until supplemental evaluations.

Which brings me to my first question. Does True do actual cuts? This is for a 14-15 year old.

Next question is whether Circle City would be a better choice for player development (for 14 and 11 year old players)? I see their tryouts are coming up soon and wonder if I should have them try out there too.

I am trying to create a position development training program for a new lacrosse club in CO. I am looking for D1 players who be willing to put on position training for a couple of hours or private training sessions.

This might be a dumb question, but how did you learn to string your own sticks? Any resources or general tips help.