Invented by the American Indians, Lacrosse is now played by two teams whose players use long-handled racquets, with a pouch on one end, to catch, carry and throw a ball into the opponent's goal.
Recommended Resources
Find out about the Alberta Summer Games, Team Alberta and other aspects of this provinces lacrosse programme.
http://www.cla-alberta.pointstreaksites.com/view/cla-alberta/
Find out how to start a girls field lacrosse programme, auctions to raise money to support the organization and sport, upcoming field tournaments and more.
http://www.bclacrosse.com/
Inside Lacrosse is a sports website dedicated to the team sport of lacrosse. You can read articles, view videos and also find out which lacrosse teams are winning all on this website. You can also subscribe to Inside Lacrosse magazine here.
http://www.insidelacrosse.com
The Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association offers a centralized place where coaches can get information.
http://www.iwlca.org/
Lacrosse Forums is a community website where fans can come together to discuss lacrosse, a team sport somewhat like hockey. There are differ forums for women's and men's lacrosse. You can also find discussion of international and high school level lacrosse here. The website is very active with more than three hundred thousand posts.
http://www.lacrosseforums.com
Canadian Lacrosse Association website. Find out about the association, the game of lacrosse, sectors, teams, events and more.
http://www.lacrosse.ca/
Information for sports, fans, coaches and officials about the sport in America, including rules of the game, getting involved in a local chapter, national hall of fame, starting a team and more.
http://www.uslacrosse.org/
