Lacrosse is the fastest growing game in the country! It is everywhere. To have a good all around knowledge on the sport, spend the time to go through these articles - 

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As a player, you should know and have read the guidebook many times - 

• Boys Guidebook - Youth Rules and Best Practices

• http://www.uslacrosse.org/portals/1/documents/pdf/participants/players/boys-youth-guidebook.pdf
   

• Girls Guidebook - Youth Rules and Best Practices

• http://www.uslacrosse.org/portals/1/documents/pdf/participants/players/girls-youth-guidebook.pdf

  
  As US Lacrosse members, you are sent a copy of these guidebooks on your first year of sign-up. It is very good book that includes the history, equipments, rules, difference between boys and girls games, official signals, etc... I still carry it with me everywhere I go. 
   

• HONING YOUR LACROSSE SKILLS - 
  • WALL BALLs 
    http://www.uslacrosse.org/multimedia-center/blog/postid/693/too-busy-for-wall-ball-these-pro-lacrosse-stars-arent.aspx

   

  • Good tips on shooting and form from an All-star player.
    • http://www.laxmagazine.com/tips/players/2013-14/news/083114_your_edge_justin_ward_hound_for_pound​ 
       

• MOVIE: Crooked Arrows - If you haven't watched this movie yet, find it in Netflix and Amazon and enjoy the exciting game of lacrosse. It also gives you a little history in the story. 

• 2014 FIL World Lacrosse Tournament (especially USA versus Canada)
  
   
• Major League Lacrosse 
   
• Duke v.s. Notre Dame college lacrosse games
   
• Syracuse vs Maryland | 2014 ACC Women's Lacrosse Championship Highlights​