Show Us Your Battle Scar

We all know that lacrosse is hardcore but Lacrosse All Stars wants to see your photographic evidence of bad-assery. Gaudet has some photos to get us started so get ready and Show Us Your Battle Scar, Lax Nation!

MLL_Morris_ShoulderHow many times have you taken a beating on the field (knocked to the ground, slashed across the bicep, been pegged with a 90 mph crank shot), and immediately began wondering how awesome the damage looked?  “Pay the toll – go to the goal!” was a phrase an old coach of mine used to routinely shout at practice, and we here at Lacrosse All Stars are interested to see how hefty of a toll you’ve paid.

Lacrosse players are never short on opportunities to pick up a new battle wound, and the story that goes with it is often equally as impressive.  So show us a picture of your red badge of courage, couple it with a story, and we’ll share it with the rest of Lax Nation.

Send your photos along with a description to [email protected]

A couple of example shots from MLL championship weekend (courtesy of @smittylax):

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