Compare And Contrast Lacrosse And High School

Is there even a difference between High School and College lacrosse? That is a question a lot of players tend to ask, but one not a lot seem to know. Although they are the same sport, College and High school largely vary in the way they condition, and how the run practices. Comparatively, the two different levels often tend to deviate in size. Additionally, High School often has trouble finding opponents compared to College lacrosse. Although both levels may play the same sport, the two levels of lacrosse tend to differentiate in many ways. In most occasions, High School and College lacrosse hold practices and condition there players very differently. At the College level, players spend most of their time practicing and staying fit. In

This mainly affects the High school level. Consequently, teams are often left with not much help at the lower levels. Often times teams struggle with getting players interested and wanting to come out and try the sport. In many situations, teams are left without enough players to have depth off the sidelines to have a successful team. In contrast, College teams have a much greater mass when it comes to the size of the team. At the College level, coaches and school representatives are allowed to go out and recruit. Teams can go out of state, stay in the state, or even go out of the country to find the best players to make their team the best it can be. Referring back to the article 4 years of D1 lax the other side of the story by laxpower.com, the article states that “There are approximately 2400 D1 roster spots . Every kid playing is probably one of the best in their area and started every game since youth.”. With that being said, in College, the interest is already there. In comparison to High School lacrosse, teams have to motivate kids to get them to try lacrosse. Conversely, all College teams have to do is go get the