Can my daughter wear jewelry, hair clips, eye black or a brace?

Q: Can my daughter wear jewelry, hair clips, eye black or a brace?

From the 2026 girls youth rules (Appendix B): Jewelry: not allowed. The only exceptions are a securely taped medic-alert medal with the information visible, and close-fitting cloth sweatbands. Anything else counts as jewelry. Barrettes and hair clips: allowed, as long as they don't endanger other players. Eye black: one solid stroke with no logos, numbers or letters. It can't extend past the width of the eye socket or below the cheekbone. Hard braces, casts and splints on the hand, wrist, forearm, elbow, upper arm or shoulder: allowed only if padded with closed-cell, slow-recovery foam at least 1/2 in. thick. Knee and ankle braces: if unaltered from the manufacturer's design, they need no extra padding. Close-fitting gloves may be worn. USA Lacrosse may approve reasonable accommodations for disability, religious or other individual circumstances, as long as they don't create risk or an unfair advantage.

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From the 2026 girls youth rules (Appendix B):

Jewelry: not allowed. The only exceptions are a securely taped medic-alert medal with the information visible, and close-fitting cloth sweatbands. Anything else counts as jewelry.
Barrettes and hair clips: allowed, as long as they don't endanger other players.
Eye black: one solid stroke with no logos, numbers or letters. It can't extend past the width of the eye socket or below the cheekbone.
Hard braces, casts and splints on the hand, wrist, forearm, elbow, upper arm or shoulder: allowed only if padded with closed-cell, slow-recovery foam at least 1/2 in. thick.
Knee and ankle braces: if unaltered from the manufacturer's design, they need no extra padding.
Close-fitting gloves may be worn.

USA Lacrosse may approve reasonable accommodations for disability, religious or other individual circumstances, as long as they don't create risk or an unfair advantage.