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Alf Jacques demonstrating his wooden sticks to a crowd
11 Jan 2019

2019 Haudenosaunee Wooden Stick Festival & Randy Hall Memorial Tournament

by Adam DJ Brett | posted in: Lacrosse | 0

Saturday September 28-Sunday September 29, 2019. Onondaga Lake Park, Liverpool, New York in the heart of Onondaga Nation Territory

Haudenosaunee, indigenous peoples, Lacrosse, laxweekend, laxweekend19, sovereignty, wooden sticks

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