NCAA Lacrosse

NCAA lacrosse is a competitive college sport where teams of players use sticks with nets to catch, carry, pass, and shoot a small rubber ball into the opponent's goal, aiming to score points. It features two main formats: men's and women's lacrosse, with differences in rules, equipment, and playing style. The sport emphasizes speed, agility, teamwork, and strategic play. College teams compete within conferences, culminating in national championships. NCAA lacrosse serves as a platform for developing athletes and promoting the sport at the college level, fostering athleticism and sportsmanship across the United States.