Lacrosse Goalie Stick

Drawing of a Lacrosse Goalie Stick showing dimensioned analysis of the length, width and depth

The Lacrosse Goalie Stick is the piece of equipment that is used by the goal keeper while playing the sport of Lacrosse. The main elements of a Lacrosse Goalie Stick are the head, pocket, and shaft. The head has a triangular shape and is larger than the head of a typical lacrosse stick used by other players. The Pocket is where the ball is caught and is made of interwoven string attached to the head. The shaft is where the Lacrosse Goalie Stick is held by the goalie. There are 3 types of the Lacrosse Goalie Sticks used by a Lacrosse goaltender.

Lacrosse Goalie Sticks have a length between 40”-72” (101.6-182.9 cm), width of 10”-12” (25.4-30.5 cm), and pocket depth of 5”-5.5” (127-139.7 mm). The weight of a Lacrosse Goalie Stick is 6-14 oz (170-397 g).

3D model of a Lacrosse Goalie Stick viewed in perspectiveLacrosse Goalie Stick

Details

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Height:
Width:
10”-12” | 25.4-30.5 cm
Depth:
5”-5.5” | 127-139.7 mm (Pocket)
Length:
40”-72” | 101.6-182.9 cm
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Weight:
6-14 oz | 170-397 g
Area:
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Shaft (Short Stick): 30” | 76.2 cm

Shaft (Long Stick): 60” | 152.4 cm

Shaft Circumference: 3.5” | 8.9 cm (Max)

Head Length: 15” | 38.1 cm (Typical)
Materials: Aluminum, scandium, alloy, titanium, wood (traditional) shaft; leather or nylon string pocket; tape or rubber butt

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Lacrosse is a team sport where players use a stick with a net to catch, scoop, and throw a ball into the opposing teams net. Played on a field roughly the same size as a soccer field, two opposing teams fight for a solid rubber ball and attempt to shoot it into the opposing teams net to score.

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6.5”-10” | 16.5-25.4 cm
2”-2.5” | 50.8-63.5 mm (Pocket)
40”-42” | 101.6-106.7 cm (Offense); 52”-72” | 132.1-182.9 cm (Defense)
5-12 oz | 142-340 g
Lacrosse Stick
25.400
6.350
182.900
0.340
14500
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5-5.2 oz | 140-147 g
Lacrosse Ball
6.470
0.147
8600
https://p3d.in/e/R39nn
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6’3’ | 1.91 m
December 14, 1985
Paul Rabil
191.000
1985.00
6900
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Paul Rabil
5’11” | 1.80 m
October 29, 1982
Michael Powell
180.000
1982.00
5200
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Michael Powell
6’ | 182.9 cm (Inside)
6’ | 182.9 cm (Inside)
7’ | 213.4 cm
35-115 lb | 15.9-52.2 kg
Lacrosse Goal
182.900
182.900
213.400
52.200
2000
https://p3d.in/e/DGzoW
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6’0” | 1.83 m
September 9, 1992
Lyle Thompson
183.000
1992.00
1400
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180’ (60 yd) | 54.86 m
330’ (110 yd) | 100.59 m
59,400 ft² | 5518 m²
Lacrosse Field
5486.000
10059.000
5518.00
1100
https://p3d.in/e/xzmuw
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10”-12” | 25.4-30.5 cm
5”-5.5” | 127-139.7 mm (Pocket)
40”-72” | 101.6-182.9 cm
6-14 oz | 170-397 g
Lacrosse Goalie Stick
30.500
13.970
182.900
0.397
250
https://p3d.in/e/u0kKR
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Lacrosse Goalie Stick3D model of a Lacrosse Goalie Stick viewed in perspective3D model of a Lacrosse Goalie Stick viewed in perspective