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Game playing is a pastime enjoyed by most people. Native Americans are no exception. Games were played ceremonially to bring rain, ensure good harvests, cure illness, expel evil spirits, or give pleasure to the gods by demonstrating physical fitness. Native American games also helped develop skills necessary to be successful adults.

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Spirit of the Game -- Thompson Trio, Onondaga Lacrosse

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American Indian brothers dominate collegiate lacrosse. Their Ononodaga (Haudenosaunee) American Indian heritage and connection to Lacrosse makes them true warriors. The Thompson Trio (Miles, Lyle and Ty) dominated NCAA lacrosse this season. They play for the University of Albany, the trio led the nation in scoring.

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Even today, native games are played all over the world.

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2014 National Lacrosse League Promo [Box Highlights]

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Lacrosse in Pictures