Native American stickball is a traditional team sport played by various Indigenous tribes in North America. The game is similar to lacrosse and involves two teams using long sticks with nets to hit a small ball. Players aim to score points by getting the ball into the opposing team's goal, often marked by trees or other natural landmarks. Stickball has deep cultural significance and is often played during community gatherings and celebrations. The game emphasizes teamwork, skill, and strategy, and it serves as a way to strengthen community bonds and preserve Native American traditions and heritage.