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NY Times · Oct 20, 2023

Lacrosse Is Coming to the Olympics. Will Its Inventors Be There?

A Native American team that has won medals at the world championships is not currently eligible for the 2028 Summer Games in Los Angeles because it does not represent a recognized nation.

Two lacrosse players, one in a purple jersey and one in a yellow jersey, face off on a field.At major lacrosse events, a team of Native Americans called the Haudenosaunee plays alongside countries like the United States, Canada and Australia. The team has been competitive, winning three bronze medals in the men’s competition at the world championships, including one this year.

And why not? Native Americans invented lacrosse centuries ago.

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