Lacrosse review

Women's lacrosse was attempted in 1914 at _______, but it didn't work out. 

Lacrosse came from a Native America religious ceremony  called ____ ("little brother of war").

_______ are done to start a men's lacrosse game or after a goal is scored. 

French missionaries named the sport lacrosse due to the shape of the stick looking like a "__."

When a player's stick viciously hits another player anywhere but his stick or gloves, it is _.

The difficult skill that uses centrifugal force to keep the ball in the stick is  _____.

T or F?: There are 3 attackers (offensive players) on the field for a men's team. 

What is this skill called? 

What is the skill shown? 

Who uses this crosse? 

 T or F?: Besides 1 goalie, there are 3 defenders on the field for a men's lacrosse team. 

The first women's team was established in 1926 at the Bryn Mawr School in _______, Maryland. 

Most high school games are _______ minutes long with four quarters. 

T or F?: Women's lacrosse includes body checks and other contact between players. 

The part of the crosse where the ball stays is called the _____.

Who originally played lacrosse?

Today's World Lacrosse Championships occur every ________ years. 

Canada declared lacrosse it's national sport in ___.

The lacrosse stick is called a _______. 

Attackers may not enter the _______; it's the area around the goal. 

T or F?: There are 4 midfielders (wings) on the field for a men's team. 

When a player uses his stick handle between his hands horizontally to hit an opponent. (a foul)