Appendix B OFFICIALS SIGNALS - US Lacrosse

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Appendix BOFFICIALS SIGNALSSIGNALFOUL DESCRIPTIONALTERNATE POSSESSIONAlternate possession occurs for offsettingfouls or for other incidents as determinedby official’s when possession cannot bedetermined. Possession will then alternateand will be continuous through any overtimeperiod(s).BLOCKINGBlock opponent by moving into her path andgiving no chance to stop or change directionand contact occurs.MAJOR FOULCHECK TO THE HEADNo player’s stick may hit or cause heropponent’s stick to hit her own head.MANDATORY CARD - MAJOR FOULCOVERGuard a ground ball with her foot or crossewhen an opponent could play the ball. This callis only made at 10U, 12U and 14U.MINOR FOULCROSSE INTO/THROUGH SPHEREIt is illegal (and dangerous) for a player to holdher stick within the sphere around the face orthroat of an opponent. The sphere is a 7-inchspace around the head.MAJOR FOUL2017 US LACROSSE

SIGNALFOUL DESCRIPTIONDANGEROUS CONTACTIt is illegal to thrust or shove any player whois in a defenseless position including headdown,outside of visual field, in the air, This alsoincludes contact to the kidneys, back, neck orhead.MANDATORY CARD - MAJOR FOULDANGEROUS FOLLOW-THROUGH &DANGEROUS PROPELLINGFollowing through with her stick in adangerous or uncontrolled manner at any time.Propelling the ball in a dangerous oruncontrolled manner at any time.MANDATORY CARDS - MAJOR FOULDANGEROUS PLAYPlayer actions that are rough, threatening, and/or are without regard to player safety.MAJOR FOULDANGEROUS SHOTshooting dangerously or without controlat the goalkeeper: A dangerous shot is based on thecombination of distance, force andplacement. A shot can’t be directed at thegoalkeeper’s body, especially her head orneck. Doesn’t apply if she moves into thepath of the ball. A shot may be uncontrolled even if itmisses the goal.MAJOR FOULGIRLS’ YOUTH RULEBOOK 65

SIGNALFOUL DESCRIPTIONDIRECTION OF POSSESSION/HELD WHISTLEThe official will indicate a change in directionwhen a violation dictates or that an offenseshould play on during a held whistle after anattacking player has been fouled.EARLY ENTRY ON DRAWNo player may cross over the restraining lineprior to the official signaling possession off thedraw.MINOR FOULEMPTY CROSSE CHECKCheck or hold an opponent’s stick when it’snot in contact with the ball. Applies only ifthe opponent could have received or gainedpossession of the ball. Incidental contact whilemaking a play for the ball is not an emptycheck.MINOR FOULFORCING THROUGHWhile in possession of the ball, try to force herstick through an opponent’s stick.MAJOR FOULGOALThe official calls all goals and then points tocenter of field.GOAL CIRCLE FOULA field player must not have any part of her bodyor stick on-or-in the goal circle at any time.Ball can’t be returned to goal circle after aclear until it’s been played by another player.MINOR FOUL2017 US LACROSSE

SIGNALFOUL DESCRIPTIONHOLDINGHold an opponent at anytime by holding,detaining, restraining or pushing against herbody, clothing, or crosse with an arm, leg, bodyor crosse.MAJOR FOULILLEGAL BALL OFF THE BODYAllow any part of her body to deliberatelyimpede, accelerate or change the direction ofthe ball. However, if the goalkeeper blatantlyattempts to stop a shot on goal by playing theball off her body while outside the goal circle,a Major Foul will be called.MINOR FOULILLEGAL CRADLE INTO SPHEREHolding, with or without cradling, the headof her crosse in front of her face or herteammate’s face, within the sphere or close toher body, or her teammate’s body, making alegal or safe check impossible.MAJOR FOULILLEGAL CONTACTInitiate illegal crosse to body or body tocrosse contact. For example, a stick held in ahorizontal position that makes contact withan opponent’s body. A player pushing into anopponent’s body.MAJOR FOULMISCONDUCTRough dangerous, unsportsmanlike play;persistent or flagrant violation of rules; baitingof other players; abusive language; illegalreentry.MAJOR FOULGIRLS’ YOUTH RULEBOOK 67

SIGNALFOUL DESCRIPTIONNO GOALGoals that are scored illegally are quicklyreversed by the official. Possession is awardedto the defending team.OBSTRUCTION OF FREE SPACE TOGOAL:Obstructing free space outside the goal circlewith any part of her body which denies theattack the opportunity to shoot safely andencourages shooting at a player.In effect when ball is within the critical scoringarea and above the goal line extended. Positioningapplies only if initiated by the defender and notif she is drawn into the free space to goal byan attacking player, or when a defender’s notmarking a player within a stick’s length.MAJOR FOULOFFENSIVE FOULCall used when an attack player fouls thedefender, such as backing into, charging, illegalpick or pushing off.MAJOR FOULOFFSIDE:For full field play, a team must not have morethan 7 players on-or-over the restraining line intheir offensive end or have more than 8 playerson-or-over the restraining line in.MAJOR FOULPOSSESSIONThe official will indicate that one of the teamshas gained possession of the ball and that theplayers are now released.2017 US LACROSSE

SIGNALFOUL DESCRIPTIONPUSHING OR BODY CONTACTTo push an opponent with the hand or body.This motion could also apply to other fouls thatentail pushing.MAJOR FOULREDRAWDue to any number of illegal procedureviolations, draws must be done again. A minorfoul may be called if either player draws toosoon, movement of the crosse is not up, playertaking the draw moves before official’s whistle,a player step into center circle or crosses therestraining line before the whistle.ROUGH CHECK/ILLEGAL CHECK ONBODY:Roughly or recklessly check another player’sstick. It is illegal to use the stick in a dangerousor intimidating manner, such as directly pokingor waving a stick near opponent’s face, asweeping check from behind, lowering stick’shead to make stick-to-body contact, or anyother action with the stick that the officialdeems dangerous or intimidating.MAJOR FOULSLASHA reckless and/or dangerous swing of thecrosse at an opponent’s crosse or body,whether or not the opponent’s crosse or bodyis struck.MANDATORY CARD - MAJOR FOULTHREE-SECOND RULEDefenders within the 8 meter arc, remain inthat area more than 3 seconds unless one ismarking an opponent within a stick’s length.The 3-second rule is in effect when the teamwith the ball crosses over the restraining lineinto their attacking end of the field.MAJOR FOULGIRLS’ YOUTH RULEBOOK 69

SIGNALFOUL DESCRIPTIONTIME INAfter legal team and injury timeouts or thestart of play, the official will indicate when playresumes and the clock should start again.TIMEOUTThe official will alert the timekeeper when tostop the clock. Although games use runningtime, certain conditions like legal timeouts,injury timeouts, carding, and equipment checkswill require the clock to be stopped.TRIPA player may not at any time trip an opponent,deliberately or otherwiseMAJOR FOULWARDINGIf one hand is removed from the crosse, thefree hand may not be used to ward off anopponent with or without contact. Elbowscan’t be used to protect stick.MINOR FOUL10-SECOND GOAL CIRCLE COUNTThe goalkeeper must not allow the ballto remain in the goal circle longer than 10seconds, reach beyond the goal circle to playthe ball with her hand, draw the ball into goalcircle if any part of her is outside, step backinto the goal circle with ball, throw any part ofher equipment to another player.MINOR FOUL2017 US LACROSSE

DANGEROUS FOLLOW-THROUGH & DANGEROUS PROPELLING Following through with her stick in a dangerous or uncontrolled manner at any time. Propelling the ball in a dangerous or uncontrolled manner at any time. MANDATORY CARDS - MAJOR FOUL DANGEROUS PLAY Player actions that are rough, threatening, and/ or are without regard to player safety. MAJOR FOUL

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