The mark consists of a stylized representation of a lacrosse player engaged in a motion of a lacrosse trick above the outline of the bold word "POWLAX". The figure is illustrated in a simplified line-drawing style, emphasizing movement and control of the lacrosse stick and ball The player is shown in profile from behind, facing to the left of the image, with the lacrosse stick extended with one arm and held vertically upside down. The stick is maneuvered under the left arm, which is extended outward from the body, creating a sense of dynamic action that is keeping the ball on the side of the lacrosse head. The head of the lacrosse stick is positioned below the player's arm, with the shaft extending downward and tilted gently toward the left of the image. A lacrosse ball is balanced on the sidewall of the stick's head. The depiction of the ball on the sidewall, rather than in the pocket, suggests a skilled maneuver being performed. The player's form is suggested with minimal detail, focusing on the athletic posture and position rather than individual features. The figure wears a helmet, shorts, and barefoot, which are indicative of the play for fun based lacrosse attire. The helmet is rounded with no visible detail, and the shorts are depicted with simple lines to indicate their form. The legs are shown in a stance that suggests movement, with one leg forward and the other trailing behind, capturing the essence of motion. The image is rendered in black and white, with shading used sparingly to add depth and contour to the player's clothing and the lacrosse stick. The background is plain and does not form part of the trademark design.