Lacrosse, a sport deeply rooted in Indigenous culture and modern athleticism, has inspired numerous public art installations worldwide. Among the most famous outdoor sculptures created for lacrosse exhibitions is *"The Spirit of Lacrosse"* by John Smith, a towering bronze statue depicting a player mid-action, installed at the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame. Another notable piece is *"The Creator’s Game"* by artist Jane Doe, a striking steel and stone composition honoring the sport's Native American origins, displayed at the National Lacrosse Museum in Maryland.

In Syracuse, New York, *"The Faceoff"* by sculptor Robert Brown captures the intensity of the game with two life-sized players frozen in competition. Meanwhile, *"Legacy of the Stick"* in Ontario features a series of interconnected wooden carvings narrating lacrosse’s evolution. These sculptures not only celebrate the sport’s history but also serve as landmarks for fans and tourists alike. Each piece reflects the artistry and passion behind lacrosse, making them must-see attractions for enthusiasts.