Eye Protection
SECTION 25. For the 2017 season (through 12/31/17), manufacturer certification to the F3077 ASTM standard will be legal. As of 1/1/18, only SEI certified ASTM F3077 eye protectors will be legal for play.
SECTION 26. All eye protection must be third party certified through SEI as of 1/1/18. Eye protection that has been SEI certified will be listed on the SEI and US Lacrosse web sites and considered legal for play in girl’s youth lacrosse.
Mouthpiece
All players must properly wear a professionally manufactured intra- oral mouthpiece that fully covers the teeth. The mouthpiece shall be of any readily visible color other than clear or white and must not have graphics of white teeth. It shall include occlusal (protecting and separating the biting surfaces) and labial (protecting the teeth and supporting structures) portions and shall cover the posterior teeth with adequate thickness. There may be no protruding tabs for field players.
Other Personal Equipment
SECTION 27. Headgear and close-fitting gloves may be worn by all field players. Effective January 1, 2017 any field player choosing to wear headgear will only be allowed to wear headgear that has been tested by the manufacturer and meets the ASTM F3137 standard for women’s lacrosse headgear. As of 1/1/18, field players choosing to wear headgear shall only wear headgear that is third-party certified through SEI to the most current edition of ASTM F3137. The headgear shall be listed on the US Lacrosse website in order to be considered legal for play. Face masks are not allowed. Further protective devices necessitated on genuine medical grounds may be used by players, providing that the officials agree that they do not endanger other players.
Note: No equipment, including protective devices, may be used unless it complies with the rules and manufacturers’ specification and is deemed not dangerous to other players by the officials.
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