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| - Lacrosse was a Terran sport, originating in Native American culture. The game is played with long racquets with loose netting, called a lacrosse sticks, which are used to carry or hurl a ball across the field of play and into the opposing team's goal. Lacrosse was a popular spectator sport throughout the Sol system in the late 23rd century, with teams on Mars, Venus, and Triton. Glynis, a young girl Leonard McCoy met in Tranquility Park in 2269, wore a jersey of one of the intersystem champion lacrosse teams. (TOS novel: Prime Directive)
- Lacrosse sport which one plays instead of playing pussy sports in the spring like tennis or Baseball. The main goal of the sport is unclear except to lay people out, but the primary aspects of it include men chasing after each other with lethal butterfly nets. The only people who gave a shit about Lacrosse are WASPs, white people, Ivy League colleges, Canadians who are transplanted far south or far west (Scottsdale, Arizona), and former ice hockey fans who lost interest in the NHL.
- Rakuro Motoka (楽路(らくろ) 素華(もとか)), also known as Lacrosse (ラクロス), is a scout character.
- Lacrosse is a team sport played between two teams using a lacrosse stick and a lacrosse ball. Players use the head of the lacrosse stick to carry (called cradling), pass, and catch the ball to score by shooting the ball into the opponent's goal. The sport is rarely mentioned in Big Nate.
- Lacrosse is an Iroquois Big Button technology in Age of Empires III: The WarChiefs. It can be researched at the War Hut once the Colonial Age is reached. Lacrosse gives infantry units +2 range and +2 LOS, making them more powerful in battle.
- Lacrosse is a sport invented by America's Indians who used French words to try and impress everyone. Little did they know that the word they used to name their new game, lacrosse was not as manly as they thought. Though the name is not manly, Lacrosse is an extremely manly sport in which men ruthlessly beat each other with metal sticks. The fastest game on two feet is played on 120 yd. field where men run to hit the other team to cause the ball to pop out. Concussions run rampant, along with loss of hair and loss of virginity.
- During the first two seasons of ENT, Jonathan Archer actor Scott Bakula tried to persuade the writers to feature lacrosse in the series, as a second sport of Archer's interest, additional to water polo. [1](X) In an ultimately omitted scene from the final draft script of ENT: "Stigma", Travis Mayweather referred to a sport played by the Dekendi as "sort of a combination of bullfighting and lacrosse." [2]
- thumb|Spektakulärer Schuss auf das Tor Lacrosse ist eine Ballsportart, bei der zwei Mannschaften mit je zehn Spielern bzw. zwölf Spielerinnen gegeneinander antreten und versuchen, mit einem Netzschläger den Ball in das gegnerische Tor zu befördern. Lacrosse war bei den Olympischen Spielen 1904 in St. Louis und bei den Spielen 1908 in London Wettkampfdisziplin, bei den Spielen 1928 in Amsterdam, 1932 in Los Angeles und 1948 in London Demonstrationssport, verlor danach aber stark an Bedeutung. Lacrosse gilt neben Eishockey als kanadischer Nationalsport.
- thumb|Lacrossefeld der Männer Lacrosse (zur Unterscheidung von Boxlacrosse auch Feldlacrosse oder outdoor lacrosse) ist ein Mannschaftssport, der auf einem Rasen- oder Kunstrasenplatz gespielt wird. Ziel des Spiels ist es, den Ball mit mit dem Schläger (”Stick”) in das gegnerische Tor zu schleudern. Die quadratischen Tore (1,83 m Seitenlänge) sind dabei, ähnlich wie beim Eishockey, auf das Spielfeld eingerückt. Auf dem Spielfeld befinden sich bei Damenlacrosse 2 x 12 Spielerinnen (fünf Angreifer, fünf Verteidiger, ein Center und ein Torwart) und beim Herrenlacrosse 2 x 10 Spieler (ein Torwart und je drei Verteidiger, Mittelfeldspieler und Angreifer). Die dabei benutzten Schläger haben eine Länge von etwa 1 m (Angriff/Mittelfeld) bzw. 1,8 m (Verteidigung) und bestehen aus Aluminium oder Hol
- In 1888, the O.R. & N Railroad finished a line between Riparia and LaCross. George Dawson and his wife built a shack constructed using leftover railroad ties. The town of “LaCrosse”, Washington had its first post office name changed to “Dunlor,” the name coming from the first three letters of “Dunphy” (an engineer on the railroad) and the last three from “Taylor”, the first postmaster. This was not a popular choice name. A copy of the official petition to adopt the name of “Dunlor” is dated August 14, 1889, and signed by Mr. Taylor. “LaCrosse” is marked out and “Dunlor” is written in. The application also showed the town population as 12 and a service area of 25 families. By 1896, Washington DC responded back on the application and had the name as LaCrosse.
- Lacrosse is a team sport of Native American origin played using a small rubber ball and a long-handled stick called a crosse or lacrosse stick. It is a contact sport which requires padding such as shoulder pads, gloves, helmets, elbow pads, and sometimes even rib guards. The head of the lacrosse stick is strung with loose mesh designed to catch and hold the lacrosse ball and can also be strung with hard mesh. There are many different styles like Canadian mesh, rocket pocket and normal mesh. Offensively, the objective of the game is to score by shooting the ball into an opponent's goal, using the lacrosse stick to catch, carry, and pass the ball to do so. Defensively, the objective is to keep the opposing team from scoring and to dispossess them of the ball through the use of stick checking
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