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The history of lacrosse is often confused with hockey, which is another popular ice sport that has a long history and origin. However lacrosse has a long standing history in America as well. In fact the game of lacrosse can be traced back to the early American Indians. The history of lacrosse is also uncertain, but it is widely believed that it was originated in the early forests of western New York state.

It is said that the first game of lacrosse may have been played sometime around the 1600s or early 1700s by Indians from the region now called the St. Lawrence River area of upstate New York. During this time period they used wooden sticks called "staves" to throw at each other. Another version of when the game of lacrosse may have begun is by European settlers. They used what was then known as "ragpickers" to paint their hands black and used them as part of their facial hair. This is the "ragpicker" theory of when the game of lacrosse might have begun.

Lacrosse has been played by indigenous peoples for centuries and is even mentioned in ancient Greek literature. One of the most famous games of lacrosse that has been preserved is the annual lacrosse game held during the fourth week of January in Ottawa, Canada. The origin of lacrosse as a sport's game is not clear. However, it was widely played by American Indians, settlers and even by members of the British Army during the days of the American revolution.