Redwoods players draw inspiration from the story of the first lacrosse game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 16, 2026, 9:00 PM
Last updated Jul 16, 2026
California Redwoods players reflect on the significance of the first lacrosse game, which featured a competition between four-legged and two-legged animals. In this story, smaller characters like the rat and squirrel take on roles despite their size. Players Ryder Garnsey and Andrew McAdorey emphasize the value of unique strengths in the game. They highlight that creativity and skills can define success in lacrosse, regardless of physical attributes. This summer, the Redwoods aim to apply these lessons as they continue their season.
- •The first lacrosse game featured diverse animal characters.
- •Ryder Garnsey emphasizes unique strengths in players.
- •Andrew McAdorey highlights creativity as key to success.
- •The Redwoods incorporate these lessons into their play.
- •Season aims focus on fostering teamwork and personal growth.
- 9:00 PMYahoo Sports — How the story of the first lacrosse game inspires Redwoods players
"The story of the first lacrosse game features the four-legged animals of the forest — such as the bear, the wolf and the deer — against the two-legged animals that...
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