Box lacrosse is a version of lacrosse played indoors, typically in a rink-like area called a "box." The game is played with six players on each team, including a goalie, and the objective is to score by shooting a small rubber ball into the opposing team's net. Players use a short-handled stick with a netted pocket to pass, carry, and shoot the ball while trying to avoid checks from defenders. The playing area is smaller than in field lacrosse, making the game faster and more physical. The team with the most goals at the end of the match wins.

Definición y significado de "box lacrosse"en inglés

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