Crankshooter Pro/College/High School Game Goal.
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- Constructed with heavy duty 2.0" x 2mm steel pipe.
- W 3" x 3/8"-thick flat-steel ground bar with lacing rails allows for more goal stability.
- Mitered corners, reinforced welds.
- Meets NFHS & NCAA Specifications.
- Multiple-piece construction with 2" orange powder-coated, heavy-duty steel tubing.
- One-piece welded rail with mitered corners.
- Goal assembles in minutes.
- Includes the 6mm or 7mm triple stitched college lacrosse net. Hi-Tension Polyester, 110 ft of lacing cord, made by Crankshooter
- 6mm Net: For High School Boys and College Men's Teams
- 7mm Net: For Elite High School Teams, College Teams and Pro Teams
ITEM: Crankshooter Goal Frame + Net, 118 lbsGoal Material: 2.0"Steel Pipes, Mitered corners, reinforced bottom brackets, 3/8" flat iron base legs. 6ft x 6ft x 7ft NCAA Spec
Properties:Orange Powder Coating for weather resistance.
NET: 6mm or 7mm HeavyBlack net, 6x6x7, triple stitched, Hi-Tension Polyester, 100 lacing cord, made by Crankshooter
Weight: 118 lbs.
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PLEASE READ FOR SAFETY PURPOSES AS WELL AS MEETING NCAA SPECIFICATIONS
Why do we place our base lacing rails on the outside of the base goal legs…it makes our goals NCAA LEGAL and SAFE. Here’s why:
- Safety: Having a top rail on the flat iron base was/is causing injuries to players. As players are getting more aggressive and falling on the back of the nets due to being pushed or just tripping onto the net, the lacing rail on top of the base leg of the goal can cause injuries in the form of a broken bone or lacerations in some cases. So we decided to move the lacing rails to the outside of the base bar so it would lay down flat below the base bar profile to eliminate the hazard.
- Goals: It was also determined that the top lacing rail was not allowing the goal to capture the ball properly and balls were hitting the rail and bouncing out where a ref may not call a goal if he wasn’t positioned properly or close enough, to see the ball inside the goal before it bounced back out (thinking it just hit pipe and bounced out and was not a goal). According to Section 3 of the NCAA lacrosse specification document for goals, a top lacing rail on the base legs of a goal are illegal because it allows the ball to re-enter the field of play when a shot is deflected back into the field of play by the lacing rail. This is why we do not use metal tubes for the base bar as well at this level. See section 3 below with highlighted text for the NCAA language.
From the NCAA specifications for goals-section #3
"Lacrosse goals shall be constructed in a manner such that when a ball enters the goal mouth and is in fact a goal, it shall not reenter the field of play.
Flat-iron goal:Each vertical post shall be 6 feet in overall length and shall be attached to a piece of flat iron at the bottom. The two flat irons, each attached to a vertical post, shall meet at a point 7 feet back from the center of the goal. The maximum thickness of the flat iron shall be 1/2 inch with no part of the flat iron extending into the goal line."
High School/College Game Goal 6'x6'x7' by Crankshooter 118 lbs. Posts w/ Lacing Rails & Flat Iron Base, Heavy 6mm or 7mm Black Net Included - Free Shipping
