World Lacrosse

The official lacrosse ball must be solid rubber. Per World Lacrosse specifications: Circumference: Not less than 19.7 cm (7¾ inches) and not more than 20.3 cm (8 inches); Weight: Not less than 142 g (5 oz) and not more than 149 g (5¼ oz); Color: White, yellow, or orange for men's field; yellow or...

The crosse is the primary implement used by players to carry, pass, and shoot the ball. It consists of a handle (shaft) and a head, which contains a mesh or leather pocket.

The following equipment is mandatory for all players in men's field lacrosse: Helmet: Must be a lacrosse-specific helmet meeting NOCSAE (National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment) or equivalent World Lacrosse-approved standard. Must have a face mask and chin strap securely ...

Eyewear/Goggles: Mandatory for all field players. Must meet ASTM F803 or equivalent standard.; Mouthguard: Mandatory; must be a color other than white or clear.; Gloves: Optional for field players.

Each team must wear matching jerseys of a contrasting color to the opposing team. Jersey numbers are required and must be clearly visible.

The men's lacrosse field is a rectangular grass or artificial turf surface with the following official dimensions per World Lacrosse Men's Field Rules:

Length: 110 yards (100.6 m) recommended; minimum 90 yards (82.3 m); Width: 60–70 yards (54.9–64.0 m); A center circle of 9.1 m (10 yards) diameter is marked at midfield.

Goal posts: 1.83 m (6 feet) apart, inside measurement; Crossbar height: 1.83 m (6 feet) from the ground to the underside of the crossbar; The goal is positioned 15 yards (13.72 m) from the end line.

Goal posts: 1.83 m (6 feet) apart, inside measurement; Crossbar height: 1.83 m (6 feet) from the ground; The goal is positioned 15 yards (13.72 m) from the end line.

, 30 yards from each end line). " During a face-off, all players other than the two taking the face-off and the goalkeepers must remain in the wing areas or beyond the restraining line until possession is gained or the ball crosses the restraining line.