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GRAYSON LACROSSE

GRAYSON LACROSSE. VARSITY 2010 Girls. GRAYSON LACROSSE. Coaches Information: Erin Wilder – Head Coach erin_wilder@gwinnett.k12.ga.us Kathleen Brook – Lay Coach brook@bellsouth.net Carrie Richards – Asst. Coach carrie.richards@prudential.com

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GRAYSON LACROSSE

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  1. GRAYSON LACROSSE VARSITY 2010 Girls

  2. GRAYSON LACROSSE • Coaches Information: Erin Wilder – Head Coach erin_wilder@gwinnett.k12.ga.us Kathleen Brook – Lay Coach brook@bellsouth.net Carrie Richards – Asst. Coach carrie.richards@prudential.com • High School: Grayson High School, Grayson GA • League: GHSA • Season schedule: Feb 1st -   • Team color(s): Green and White  • Field location: Grayson High School • Equipment Supplier: LAXWORLD 770-640-1200 (Special Start-up Packages, just say your with Grayson Lacrosse)

  3. PLAYING OF THE GAME: (Girls) The rules of women's lacrosse differ significantly from men's lacrosse and are specifically designed to allow less physical contact between players. As a result of the lack of contact, the only protective equipment required is eyewear, a mouthguard, and gloves (optional)  Although these are the only protective equipment, there are still many injuries due to accidental checks to the head and the overall aggressiveness of the sport. The pockets of women's sticks are shallower than those of the men, making the ball harder to catch and more difficult to shoot at high speed. Women play with three attackers (or "homes"), five midfielders (or "middies"), three defenders (starting from the back, called "point", "cover point", and "third man or girl"), and one goalie.  Seven players play attack at one time and seven defenders are present. There is a restraining line that keeps the other four players (plus the goalie) from going into the attack. If those players cross the line, they are considered offsides and a penalty is given

  4. THE PLAYING FIELDS - Girls Attack Middies Defense Table Team A Team B Twelve Players on the field per Team: 1 First Home (FH) 1 Second Home (SH) 1 Third Home (TH) 2 Right & Left Attack Wings (RAW & LAW) 1 Center (C) 2 Right & Left Defensive Wings (RDW & RDW) 1 Third Girl (TG) 1 Cover Point (CP) 1 Point (P) 1 Goaltender (G) LDW LAW 60 G P CP TG C TH SH FH RDW RAW TEAM B Goal Half of Field TEAM B Defensive Half of Field

  5. EQUIPMENT – Girls • The goal keeper must wear: • Helmet with face mask • Mouth guard • Throat Guard • Chest Protector • Thigh and Shin pads • Padded Gloves Girl players excluding the goal keeper must wear: NO Helmet Mouth guard Protective eye guards Gloves

  6. PLAYING OF THE GAME: Girls Penalties for women's lacrosse are assessed with the following cards: Green Card, given to the team captain, is for a delay of game. Yellow Card, is for a first-time penalty and results in the player being removed from the field for three minutes. Red Card, is the result either of two yellow cards or one unsportsmanlike behavior ruling, and causes the player to be ejected from the game. If the red card is for unsportsmanlike behavior, the player is also not permitted to play in the following game.

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