Lacrosse has a long history in Canada and is enjoyed by many Canadians. It is a fast-paced game that involves a lot of running, as well as ball-handling skills. The player needs to have full control of the crosse (the Lacrosse stick) to scoop, catch, carry and pass the ball.

One arm amputee had a custom-device made to help him handle the crosse. It is a padded ring that holds the crosse and attaches onto a standard artificial arm (can be either screwed into the socket or use a quick disconnect wrist).

For those who play the contact version of Lacrosse, they will need to make sure their prosthetic device can be protected by a glove.