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Page 1: Rules Interpretation 2013 By KELLY STODTER/Elaine Knobloch

Rules Interpretation 2013

By KELLY STODTER/Elaine Knobloch

Page 2: Rules Interpretation 2013 By KELLY STODTER/Elaine Knobloch

Rules resources US Lacrosse 2014 Women’s Rule Book – youth rules

pages 84-92 US Lacrosse Women’s Game Officials 2014 Training

Manual US Lacrosse Youth Rules and Best Practices Guidebook for

Girls US Lacrosse Junior Officiating Supplement Free US Lacrosse Course going over the rules of the game

o Called Women's Game Officiating o Can be found in the online courses/E-learning portal of US Lacrosse

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Coaching Resources Become a member of US Lacrosse - www.uslacrosse.org Become a US Lacrosse Level I certified coach Online Level I course - this is free PCA course - PCA Double Goal Coach 1 course -

Coaching for Winning and Life Lessons• In person• Online - http://www.positivecoach.org/our-work/online-courses/

Level I in person - offered each year in DC in early February Background check by US Lacrosse US Lacrosse Mobile Coach www.uslmobilecoach.com/jkc-usl/USL/

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Coaching resource cont.

US Lacrosse Drill Archive On the US Lacrosse website under Resources

and then Coaching Resources Kudda - Video, drills, practice plans, etc.www.kudda.com

You tube

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Maryland Concussion Law

Each group must give parents a fact sheet about concussion awareness and have them acknowledge they received the information. The fact sheet can be found at: http://www.cdc.gov/concussion/headsup/pdf/Parent_Athlete_Info_Sheet-a.pdf

In addition it is highly recommended that all

coaches take a free online course about concussion awareness. It is located at: http://www.cdc.gov/concussion/HeadsUp/online_training.html

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Agenda 2014 New Rules

Equipment

MGLL Modifications: More Details

One Pass Rule

3-Second Good Defense

Obstruction of Free Space to Goal

Dangerous Checks

Communications with umpires

Division specific rules

Q & A

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2014 new rules Game balls must meet NOCSAE standards Field players may not wear a face mask Max. 3 players from each team allowed between the

restraining lines for draw Illegal contact includes horizontal stick position Free position set up for goal circle violations changed Fouls during and after the act of shooting will be penalized

regardless if goal is scored Penalty for red card is now 4 minutes G3/4 and 5/6 coaches can only be on bench side half of the

field

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USL 2014 Points of Emphasis

1. Illegal Contact, Illegal Use of the Crosse and Cross Checking• New emphasis on contact made with a horizontal stick

2. Body Contact • NO BODY CONTACT, unless deemed incidental, shall be allowed by any player on the field

3. Obstruction of Free Space to Goal• Consider whether or not the attack has the opportunity to shoot as the focus for making this call

4. Repetitive Fouls • Excessive, repetitive or intentional fouls

must be penalized

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Emphasis:Equipment & Uniform

STX Crux as manufactured – Legal

STX Crux Re-strung - Illegal

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Coil Stringing

Illegal (3 coils)

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Emphasis:Equipment & Uniforms

Professionalism, Responsibilities, Ethics

Knowledge & Judgment

Positioning, Field Coverage, and Fitness

Game Management, Penalty Administration , Mechanics

Comportment, Communication, Teamwork

Illegal mouth guards, they do not protect back molars

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Goal Circle Violation by Defense

•Clear the lane above the goal line

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MGLL: Modifications to USL Rules

– Grade based GK2/G34/G56/G78/G78FC

– Coaching Area-edge of sub box to end line.

– Uniforms- under garments can be different

– GK2 – Time: 4 10 min quarters

– Substantial advantage 4 - 6 goals (depends on grade) (USL is 4)

– Modified Field–offside will be played on a mod. field holding 2 players back behind midfield line

– Shooting net –not be allowed

– One – two pass rule (Depends on grade)

– Finish out 8m at end of each half

– GK2 – Can shoot on 8m free position if passes have been met

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Pass Rule After each draw control, one/two passes must be attempted

to a player in the offensive end of the field before her team may shoot. Failure to do so will result in a minor foul.

After each change of possession in the defensive end of the field, one/two passes must be attempted to a player in the offensive end of the field before her team may shoot. Failure to do so will result in a minor foul. If incomplete or dropped but recovered by the offensive team -> will count as pass.

Pass cannot come from the goalie The pass count resets only after ball is outside offensive side

of restraining line

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One pass rule: scenarios A pass attempt is counted if it crosses midfield (pass

from defensive end and caught in offensive end). Pass count does not start again after shot recovered

by offense: (rebound, wide shot, or by interception of the goalie’s clearing pass)

If offense has made required pass attemps and defense gains possession but turns it back over to offense before clearing restraining area, then pass count not restarted for offense

Umpires will not tell players "they can shoot", because additional passes might be the right thing to do.

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Three second good defense• Player with the ball may not hold the ball for more than 3 seconds when: Closely guarded/marked The defense has both hands on her stick The defense is in position to check were checking not allowed (U13 and

below; U15 if criteria not met) (minor foul, change of possession at the spot)

Player with the ball takes her stick to the other side of her body or changes direction, stop count

Another teammate joins the defender and the 2nd defender is in position to check…do not stop count

Umpire – HOLD UP YOUR ARM! Audible and visible count (1-one thousand, 2-one thousand, whistle)

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Shooting space

• **Free Space to Goal: think of cone from ball to both sides of goal circle

Positioning applies to non-marking defenders when an attacker is looking to shoot

Not a foul - defender drawn into the free space to goal by an attacker (&within marking distance) : (be ready to call dangerous propelling)

Not a foul – defenders double or triple team attacker with the ball

Not a (shooting space) foul - defenders double or triple teaming a player without the ball (foul might be 3-seconds)

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Professionalism, Responsibilities, Ethics

Knowledge & Judgment

Positioning, Field Coverage, and Fitness

Game Management, Penalty Administration , Mechanics

Comportment, Communication, Teamwork

Emphasis: Major Foul –Three Second Violation and Obstruction of Free Space to Goal

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Mandatory Cards (4)

•Check to the headDefenseYouth- G78 Full Check = RED CARD

•Slashing• Offense and Defense

•Dangerous Follow ThroughOffense (shooting and passing)

•Dangerous Propelling• Offense (shooting and passing)

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Dangerous checks G78 FC- "player-initiated" check to the head is a mandatory RED card - player must sit

out her team’s next game Not red (maybe yellow) if contact from misplays (fighting for ground ball,

fighting for balls in air…)

Attacker runs through double and checks herself in head (no call or charge?)

All other levels – Any check to the head is a mandatory yellow card

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Communications Communication between umpires and coaches should be

respectful and professional Only the Head Coach or Captain(s) will communicate with

the umpires during play Questions vs. Comments If coach feels something is not being called or called

incorrectly, approach both umpires at half time along with a coach from the other team OR call a timeout and do the same

Misconduct Reporting Issues

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GK/2 Rule Reminders

Level C US Lacrosse rules No checking 7 v 7 on the field with no goalies 4, 10 minute quarters Midfield line is restraining line and 2 must stay back 2 pass rule 4 goal advantage rule 8m set up is a direct free position if pass attemps

complete

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G3/4 Rule Reminders

Level B US Lacrosse rules

No checking

2, 20 minute halves

2 pass rule

4 goal advantage rule

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G5/6 A and B Rules Reminders

Level A US Lacrosse rules

Modified checking (stick must be below the shoulders)

2, 25 minute halves

1 pass rule

5 goal advantage rule

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G7/8 B Rules Reminders

Level A US Lacrosse rules

Modified checking (stick must be below the shoulders)

2, 25 minute halves

1 pass rule

6 goal advantage rule

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G7/8 AA/A Rules Reminders Full Check US Lacrosse rules

Mandatory red card if check to head (not incidental)

2, 25 minute halves

1 pass rule – A only

No pass rule – AA only

6 goal advantage rule

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Questions ??