The Rules
Shot clocks, boards, and five runners — the indoor rule set decoded.
The Canadian school of stick skills
Box lacrosse rules, skills, and culture — and what the tight indoor game teaches that open field play never will.
Coverage
World Indoor Lacrosse covers the box game: its rules and rhythms, the skills the small floor forces, and the case for why every field player should log indoor winters.
Shot clocks, boards, and five runners — the indoor rule set decoded.
Tight-space stick work, picks, and the goalie's different geometry.
What indoor winters build — and why the pros credit them.
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Can U.S. Minors Play for Ontario Lacrosse Clubs?
A minor whose primary residence is in the U.S. may apply to a club of their choice, but approval does not guarantee eligibility for every event.
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2026 NLL Dispersal Draft Results: Every Pick, Pick by Pick
Full 43-slot board from the Sept. 15, 2026 NLL dispersal draft, the seven traded picks and what each club gave up, plus a filterable club-by-club lookup.
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How to Tape a Lacrosse Stick From the Butt End
Fit a proper butt-end cap, bridge it to the shaft, wrap upward with slight overlap, finish with a flat band, then test hand movement in gloves.
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Wooden Box Lacrosse Stick Rules for 2026
There is no universal rule: wood is legal in some 2026 competitions and prohibited in others, depending on governing body, division and event terms.
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NLL Goalie Pad Size Limits: What Rule 35 Establishes
Rule 35 caps NLL shin pads at 8 inches at the knee and 5½ at the ankle, with set limits for pants, gloves and arm pads, enforced by Rule 88 inspections.
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Box Goalie Stick Width: How to Measure It
Under World Lacrosse rules, use the frame’s outside edges, with a 13-inch maximum—not the inside opening—and verify your competition’s code.