There are 4 traditional positions in Lacrosse, but as it got more evolved into changed into 5 with some people only specializing in one thing.
These are the traditional positions-
Attack
Midfield
Defense
Goalie
Extra positions that were added-
Long Stick Midfielder
Faceoff specialist
Defensive/Offensive midfielder
Many more
Okay this answer is for women's lacrosse. Men's I'm not too sure about although I'm sure they have to be similar.
There are 12 players on the field for one team at a time including the goalie. There are four defense players, two low defense and two high defense. There are three midfielders, and four attack players (two high, two low). High and low refer to the position of the players when behind the restraining line. Some teams make one defender and one attacker, a "defensive wing" or "attacking wing". The theory behind this is that the wing player would act as a sort of midfielder. In reality all four defense and attack players must stay behind the restraining line, so no midfield for them. Although the position of wings in some cases refers to the player who would cross the restraining line should a midfielder not be able to.
Hope this helps!
Relize that Mens and Womens lacrosse are 2 different sports
Here is the answer for Mens Lacrosse
there are 4 main positions, and three specialty positions
10 Players from each team play at one time making a total of 20 players on the field
Main Positions
Goalie-One goalie on field at a time. most teams have 2 goalies one as a back-up
Defense-3 defenders help to protect the goalie and wield a 6 foot shaft. Guard opposing attackmen.
Midfield-3 people on field at one time. midfielders can traverse to both sides of the field. Alot of running required. Most teams have more Midfielders then the other positions as it is very tireing to play.
Attack- 3 people on field at time. Goalscorers. Stay on opposeing side of field where they can get in close to the goalies usally played by people with exellent shooting, dodgeing, and cradeling(stickhandeling) skills.
Specialty Positions
Long Stick Middie (LSM) - You are allowed to run 4 long poles at a time, so teams will typically sub a fourth on for an offensive midfielder during transition.
FOGO - This is short for "face off go off". These players take face offs after goals, or at the star of a quarter, and then get off the field as soon as their team has positions.
Defensive Middie - These are midfielders that sub on the fly, like the LSM, and do not play offense.
There are 4 different positions in men's lacrosse. starting from the bottom of the field there is 1 goalie, then you have 3 defensive players with long poles, then there are 3 midfielders and one take the face off, then last but not least there are 3 attack men. So the positions are 1 goalie, 3 defense, 3 midfielders, 3 attack.
French pioneers saw native americans playing the game and noted the lacrosse stick looked like the bishop's crosse so they named the game lacrosse
a lacrosse stick
Yes lacrosse was invented and used by the native americans.
This became Canada's notions sport for womans lacrosse on July 1st 1867.
lacrossemonkey.com or there is this lacrosse website that shows you how to play lax and what the positions are.
attack, midfield, defense, and goalie
They are grouped into positions. Those positions are called attack (offensive half) defense midi (both offensive and defensive players).
There are 4 different positions in men's lacrosse. starting from the bottom of the field there is 1 goalie, then you have 3 defensive players with long poles, then there are 3 midfielders and one take the face off, then last but not least there are 3 attack men. So the positions are 1 goalie, 3 defense, 3 midfielders, 3 attack.
Go the the link below, which is the NASA site for the "J-Track" real-time satellite animation. It will show the up-to-the-minute positions of hundreds of satellites, including the Lacrosse satellite.
Yes it is good for defensive use but not very for other positions
Soccer and lacrosse are alike in some ways: the field length, the object to put the ball in the net. The general positions and objectives of the positions are very similar with offense, defense, midfield and a goalie. Both are team sports that require conditioning, strategy, and communication.
The normal set up is: 3 forwards 2 offensive midfielders 2 defensive midfielders 1 center 3 defense
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With a lacrosse stick and a lacrosse ball
To play girls lacrosse, you need lacrosse goggles,a girl's lacrosse stick, and a mouthguard.