What is another word for box lacrosse?
Pronunciation: [bˈɒks lˈakɹɒs] (IPA) 
Box lacrosse is a fast-paced, physical, and exciting sport that originated in Canada. It is also referred to as "indoor lacrosse" due to the fact that it is played in a specially designed arena with boards that enclose the playing area. Other terms used to describe this sport include "boxla," "box lac," "box," "indoor field lacrosse," and "indoor box lacrosse." Despite the various names, the gameplay remains the same, with two teams of six players each battling it out with lacrosse sticks to score goals against the opposition. Box lacrosse is a truly thrilling experience that showcases the best of lacrosse skills and athleticism.
