The post Arc Lacrosse Shafts: A brand of details first appeared on Stringers Society Lacrosse and is written by Nick Bonsignore.

Arc Lacrosse shafts are made to stand up, but also to then stand out. You want a product that serves a purpose, and you're always looking for one that goes beyond the call of duty. Arc Lacrosse shafts are here to surpass your expectations in a subtle and specific manner.

The post NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Rule Change: The Crease Dive is Back first appeared on Stringers Society Lacrosse and is written by Nick Bonsignore.

An NCAA Men's lacrosse rule change for the 2019 season will hopefully be bringing back the crease dive. Often regarded as 'the most exciting play in lacrosse', the crease dive is not for the faint of heart. Many attackmen will be practicing this skill in the offseason in hopes of adding a few highlights to their resume. While the crease dive is a very thrilling play to watch, it does return with some cause for concern.

The post 2019 NCAA Men’s College Lacrosse Shot Clock first appeared on Stringers Society Lacrosse and is written by Paul Warren.

The time has finally come in NCAA men's college lacrosse for regulated time in a shot clock. After many years, and many rumors, the shot clock will be making its way into men's collegiate lacrosse.

The post Women’s Summer Lacrosse Leagues, Tournaments, and Camps first appeared on Stringers Society Lacrosse and is written by Mary Manos.

Playing women's summer lacrosse is how you really take the leap to become a better player. Women's lacrosse tournaments, camps, and leagues are very popular and plenty of fun. This is also the best way to interact with college women's lacrosse players and coaches.

Playing women's summer lacrosse is how you really take the leap to become a better player. Women's lacrosse tournaments, camps, and leagues are very popular and plenty of fun. This is also the best way to interact with college women's lacrosse players and coaches.

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The post Maxwell Kelsey – The Miikana to the Master first appeared on Stringers Society Lacrosse and is written by Nick Bonsignore.

Maxwell Kelsey is an expert Ojibwe traditional lacrosse stick maker, but he still is on a journey to learn more. Growing as a stick maker and meeting a hero of his at LaxCon 2018 helped him on the way.

The post Women’s College Lacrosse: Playing at The Highest Level first appeared on Stringers Society Lacrosse and is written by Mary Manos.

Playing women's college lacrosse at any level is a challenge, every situation is different. Each program has their own way of running things, and the level of dedication at each will depend on the coach and team. The three girls in this interview have all played at competitive schools in their respective division. If you want to truly play the game at a high level, you should expect experiences like these.

The post StringKing Type 4 Performance Mesh Review first appeared on Stringers Society Lacrosse and is written by Matthew Rode.

StringKing brought the heat with Type 4 and the new Tri-Twist technology that has reduced the weight of their mesh while increasing the strength. You also get a 6-month warranty on this mesh, so you know that they trust the durability and performance in Type 4 over all other meshes they have created.

The post 2018 FIL Lacrosse World Cup Preview first appeared on Stringers Society Lacrosse and is written by Paul Warren.

Don't miss the biggest lacrosse event of the summer when 48 nations will celebrate the creator's game in Israel during the largest international lacrosse tournament in history.

The post College Lacrosse Recruiting Tips: Education Matters Most first appeared on Stringers Society Lacrosse and is written by Nick Bonsignore.

College lacrosse recruiting can come down to high school academics and how hard you work inside the classroom. Effort on the books can be just as important as effort on the field.