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Whats the deal with lacrosse head specs?

I am just a little confused with lacrosse head specs for high school, NCAA only and universal, what is the difference between them and what was the most recent rule change regarding? Thanks
Also i was wondering, i play in high school and obviously i cant use NCAA heads, but what about universal and high school only heads. Which of the two are better to use at the high school level?

NCAA Heads are harder to handle with and the sides have to be a certain length apart so you can’t hold on to the ball with out it coming out, High school rules are more lenient and you definitely want to go with a no NCAA head, depending on your style of play.

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