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The following is an additional clarification to the 2012 NFHS Boys Lacrosse Rules Book:

The 2012 revision to rule 1-7-3 is stated as follows:

All hollow crosse handles must have their open end covered with a plastic or rubber end cap manufactured for a lacrosse stick.

When the rules committee adopted that language, it was believed that plastic and rubber were the only two materials used in the production of lacrosse end caps. It has since been determined that end caps are manufactured for use on a hollow stick using wood. As a result, the rule is further revised for the 2012 season as follows:

All hollow crosse handles must have their open end covered with an end cap manufactured for a lacrosse stick.

Jim Westbrook, one of the founding members of GLOA, was formally inducted into the 2011 Class of the Georgia Lacrosse Hall of Fame. Introduced by past president Damien Kavanagh, Jim spoke about his personal history of lacrosse, his experiences officiating, and his transition into coaching.

Jim, I believe every official associated with GLOA both past and present are extremely proud of your recognition but even more proud of your contributions to Georgia lacrosse. To view Jim’s speech please check out the video below.

Cheers,
Gordon

The Georgia Lacrosse Foundation Announces, the Georgia Lacrosse Hall of Fame – Class of 2011

Join us for a recognition ceremony as we welcome the newest Georgia Lacrosse Hall of Fame Inductees Lou Corsetti, Mike Flanagan, Curt Gary and Jim Westbrook.
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