S.L. Price's new book, "The American Game," delves into the cultural significance of lacrosse, moving beyond its stereotype as an elite sport. Drawing on his own experiences and interviews, Price emphasizes the game's Indigenous roots and the diverse communities it now represents, including female and working-class players. He seeks to unpack and challenge public perceptions, striving to present a fuller picture of the sport's history and its evolving identity in contemporary society.
Lacrosse is addictive; it's a beautiful game with incredible depth and magical stickwork, as S.L. Price highlights. Players find it deeply engaging.
The American Game presents a cultural history of lacrosse, challenging stereotypes, and exploring its roots and the diverse communities it now embraces.
Price aims to unpack the clichés surrounding lacrosse and show a broader, more inclusive narrative that highlights Indigenous, Black, and female players.
Lacrosse was invented by Native Americans a thousand years ago, and its evolution reflects the changing demographics of its players today.
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