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Lacrosse balls are designed to meet precise standards for size, weight, material, and performance. Below is a detailed breakdown of lacrosse ball specifications based on official regulations:
Official lacrosse balls must meet the following regulations depending on the league:
League | Certifications Required | Standardfarbe |
NCAA (College Lacrosse) | NOCSAE-approved, NCAA Certified | White (Men), Yellow (Women) |
NFHS (High School Lacrosse) | NOCSAE-approved, NFHS Certified | White (Men), Yellow (Women) |
USA Lacrosse (Club/Amateur) | NOCSAE-approved, USA Lacrosse Certified | Various Colors |
World Lacrosse (International) | NOCSAE-approved, World Lacrosse Certified | Weiß |
Box Lacrosse (NLL, CLA) | NOCSAE-approved, Box Lacrosse Standards | Orange |
Lacrosse balls come in different colors based on the league and playing conditions:
Farbe | Use Case |
Weiß | Standard for men’s field lacrosse (outdoor) |
Yellow | Standard for women’s field lacrosse |
Orange | Used in box lacrosse (indoor) |
Green, Blue, Red, Purple | Used for practice or training |
Pink | Used for awareness campaigns or training |
Schwarz | Often used for indoor play or special training purposes |
There are different types of lacrosse balls designed for training, therapy, and skill development:
Typ | Zweck |
Standard Game Ball | Official NOCSAE-certified ball for games |
Grease-Free Ball | Made with advanced materials to prevent slickness over time |
Soft Lacrosse Ball | Great for beginners, youth players, and indoor use |
Weighted Lacrosse Ball (6–10 oz.) | Used for strength and shot power training |
Textured or Grip Ball | Enhanced grip for better control and accuracy |
Massage Ball | Used for muscle recovery and myofascial release |