| Head Rules Have Changed Again |
The NCAA Men's Lacrosse Rules Committee capped a year-long discussion
and study period by proposing changes to the dimensions of the lacrosse stick, effective January 1, 2010.
The rules proposed one year ago with four measurement points have been dropped in favor of a three measurement
point scheme, dropping the measurement at the 4-inch mark. The changes include the widening of the measurement at
the 1¼-inch mark from 2¾ inches to 3 inches for both the front and back of the crosse. At the 5-inch mark they
were rounded down from a front/back 4¼ inch requirement to 4 inches in front and 3½ inches in back. At the widest
point the meaurements stay the same with 6½ inches measured at the inside front of the crosse and a minimum of
6 inches on the back of the crosse.
Below is an illustration depicting how we interpreted the new specifications:
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