SECTION 4. Sidewall stringing holes: Pockets must be attached to/ anchored along the bottom rail of the head through stringing holes. The top of the stringing hole shall not be more than 1.0 cm from the bottom of the sidewall. Pockets must be attached in one of the following ways. The pocket must be anchored along the bottom of the bottom rail of the sidewall of the head, or the pocket nylon cord must run through the stringing holes parallel to the top and bottom of the bottom rail of the sidewall, i.e. similar to sewing stitches. Decorative holes/spaces, between the top and bottom sidewalls that give structure to the sidewalls and the head, may not be used as stringing holes. Each attachment to the sidewall shall be no more than 1.5 inches from its adjacent attachment when measured in a straight line from hole to hole (measured from the inside edges of each hole).
Wooden Field Crosse
SECTION 5. The head of a wooden field crosse is defined to consist of four parts: the bridge, the wooden sidewall, the guard and the scoop. (Diagram #) The bridge is the woven ball stop of a wooden crosse.
SECTION 6. The head shall be triangular. The inside width between the sidewalls of the head must continually increase as measured from the center of the bridge to the widest point at the top of the head.
Plastic/Molded Head Field Crosse
SECTION 7. The head of the plastic/molded head field crosse is defined to consist of four areas: the throat, the ball stop, the sidewall and the scoop. The ball stop is the center inside curved plastic wall of the head at the throat.
SECTION 8. There may be no protrusions or outcroppings on the inside surface of the sidewalls that interfere with the free movement of the ball or affect ball retention. Minor protrusions or outcroppings added for design or strengthening purposes will be allowed. The legality of these protrusions/outcroppings will be determined by the Rules Committee upon submission of the crosse by the manufacturer.
SECTION 9. The head of the crosse shall be triangular in concept, with the exact allowable distances between the sidewalls determined by the specific measurements outlined in the full Appendix B, found online at
USLacrosse.org.
2017 US LACROSSE
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