SALT LAKE CITY — A high school lacrosse match between rival schools in Salt Lake City and Wasatch County is the subject of an investigation after an alleged use of a racial slur by at least one of the players. The incident occurred near the end of Friday's match between Highland and Wasatch, which the Wasps won 13-5. With about 10 seconds left, a player from Wasatch dived into the crease to score a goal and was denied by two Highland defenders, who tumbled to the ground with him. After struggling to break free of the players' grasp, two of the players began arguing in an altercation that turned physical while the two referees — down from the usual three that traditionally officiate lacrosse due to a statewide shortage in refs — attempted to break up the fracas.