High School Lacrosse Brawl

hahaha that was dope, fucking crazy canadians. My favorite part was halfway through when the ref starts blowing the whistle as if they give a shit.
 
One time, at my soccer game, two kids got in a fight after two kids on the other team started elbowing one kid on my team. Then a kid on my team punched one of the other kids, but it was nothing like this.
 
the one dickhead with the loud whistle. theres always the one dickhead with the loud whistle. they think just cause they can shove their fingers in their mouth and blow wind harder than a 747 everyone is gonna stop and pay attention to them, like its some magical ocarina of power. but all it does is hurt people ears and make you look like the dickhead with the loud whistle. i hate that guy.
 
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Gotta love the drunk mom at the end. Also love how the refs were breaking up the fair fights while other kids were getting tag teamed. This is what makes Lacrosse sick to watch though haha lots of good tillys all the time.
 
I like the 9/10 year old hockey fight better. I think those kids even landed better punches. Too lazy to look for that video though
 
Haha, why does crazy shit always happen in Nanaimo? Anyone remember this guy?

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on phone, soz for double post but even in nfl theyre all padded up. man up, play rugby or something real. inb4 shitstorm and -k
 
lol@mom towards the end "the officials have absolutely no control" the benches were cleared- 4 guys couldn't have stopped that.
 
Dunno why everyone's hating. Also love how people say as soon as people are fighting they think there tony tough guy or something. Most lacrosse players I know are the nicest people off the rink shit gets heated and fights solve it. 10 times better then almost all other sports besides hockey were people just throw cheap shots when there mad cause nobody is going to fight them. People just hate cause they can't handle it.
 
Last time I checked, getting hit with a 6 foot metal pole without any sort of padding would just be fucking stupid. The level of intensity is very high too, and as a matter of fact we have had a few players on my team out for about a month because of concussions.
 
I'll never really understand the level of hate towards lacrosse. The amount of skill/training it takes to be at least decent is insane...

Then again now that I think about it it's more of the culture that ruins the sport. I've never been a fan of bros myself and I've played for 8 years.
 
lacrosse is awesome actually. When the right people play it it's the most fun sport to play ever--not only does it require mad physical agility, but also both individual and team skills: when a team clicks and the plays work it's fucking incredible. Seriously no better high when your play works against a worthy opponent.

With that said, there is a worthy argument for the 'lacrosse steriotype'. What you have to know is that lacrosse is, presently, a largely upper-middleclass-and-above white boy sport originating in the northeast and similar neighborhoods throughout the US, so obviously there is a slightly superior feeling amongst players, as comes for some with such status.

However, lacrosse was started by native americans in the northeast as a form of war, played across multi-mile long fields with a rock as a ball, as a non-padding malicious shitshow that actually had a winner worthy of the win.....no guns, bombs, or whatever; just dudes fighting/playing for the win, whoever won won.

In the end, these kids went beyond the fact that it's just a game--when competition turns unfriendly it's not worth it if you can't handle the loss. Obviously it hurts sometimes, but it's something you have to realize is a learning experience, and something to congratulate the other team on, as along as they're worthy of the win.

Don't stereotype lacrosse as a sport for stuckup frat faggotbros, because, while it's full of those types, the sport itself is incredibly beautiful when played right, for the thrill of competition rather than for a bunch of arrogant jocks. Truthfully, I cared deeply when we lost the state championship my senior year, but honestly, the other team deserved it because we fucked up in the second half. I didn't cry like many of the other kids on the team because, in the scale of life, it wasn't worth it--it was a blast either way.

In the end, it's not gay, even if you're australian :)
 
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