Do any miaa teams play more than 20 kids during xompetitive games?
Only to create a specific mis-match, or because of tough weather conditions (heat/dehydration), or because of in-game injuries.
This is not different from high level public school ball...public schools just have smaller rosters.
Lower level public school lacrosse (and private schools outside of the DC to Boston corridor), you do see a lot of substitutions, primarily because the players are not well conditioned, walk into dangerous double teams (in-game injury - hand sprains/breaks), have poor technique at specialist positions (G, FOGO - lots of back, hand, thumb injuries in-game), and are prone to throwing hospital passes (in-game head/neck injury).
