A college lacrosse player dismissed because no headphones go to his head

An outstanding university lacrosse player has trouble finding a helmet that goes to his head.
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An outstanding lacrosse keeper in a Massachusetts college has a problem: he has been sidelined because there is no helmet that goes to his head.

Alex Chu, Wheaton College's first-year goaltender, is six feet tall, weighs 265 pounds and has a head circumference of just over 25 inches, according to reports.

"My head is wide," he said to Turn at ten o'clock. "Looking at me, I do not think anyone says," Wow, he's got a big head. "Usually, it's like" that's a big guy in general. "

The helmet problem was not a problem in high school because it used two helmet parts, but college officials do not approve of this type of helmet, reported the local CBS.

He told the station that he had asked the helmet makers to make one that would suit him perfectly but which has not yet been completed. He did not name the company, but one manufacturer made a helmet for another even bigger player, but who plays in a better known school.

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He should try a specially designed helmet later this week.

"It's frustrating, it's hard to see something that I like to feel like I'm getting away from myself, I really like lacrosse and it matters so much to me," he said. said Chu at 10 years old.