Newton’s First Law..
A motionless object will remain motionless unless acted upon by an outside force. This is the case in lacrosse, in which both the ball and the stick are held in place in the net before a player can take action. The ball’s friction against by the net keeps the ball as in pocket as the stick accelerates all around player. Once the ball is released, it will travel in a straight line until it has been hit by another player’s stick or the force of gravity as it falls to the ground.
Newton’s Second Law.
Using Newton’s second law of motion, you can calculate the force of a player’s throw Force is the product of mass and velocity. Because the mass does not change during the throw, the force of the pass is solely determined by the acceleration applicable to a ball.
Newton’s Third Law.
There is an equal & opposite reaction to every action that one takes. The lacrosse ball’s motion and stretch there in netted pocket counteract the force of the stick swing. The ball is propelled forward as a result of the stick’s effort.