Intercrosse is a non-contact version of lacrosse, played with softer balls and beginner-friendly rules. It is typically played indoors, with teams of six players, and each player uses a short stick with a netted pocket. The objective is to score by shooting a soft ball into the opposing team's goal. Intercrosse focuses on skill development, teamwork, and safety, with less physical contact compared to traditional lacrosse. It is often used as an introduction to the sport and is played in schools or recreational leagues. The team with the most goals at the end of the game wins.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „intercrosse” po angielsku

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