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Exploring Our Roots: The Impact of Native American Culture on Local Lacrosse Traditions
The early history of lacrosse is closely linked to the Native American peoples, especially the Haudenosaunee Nations, which include the Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, and Mohawk. These groups have lived in the Geneva area for centuries and have significantly influenced the local culture, particularly in lacrosse. Originally called Tewaarathon, lacrosse was more than just a game; it was a spiritual practice intended to honor the Creator, heal the sick, and settle disputes among nations.
High Point Picks Up Win on the Road at Hobart
GENEVA, N.Y. – The High Point men's lacrosse team made the trip up to New York to take on the Statesmen of Hobart College for the second time in program history. In the Panthers first visit to David J. Urick Stadium, HPU picked up the win with an 11-10 victory.
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