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Major Fouls Jeopardize the SAFETY of the game or threaten the Spirit of the Game Fouls by the Defense Handout Rule Reference Dangerous Use of the Crosse CHECK THROUGH THE SPHERE Check through the Sphere. Team/League. Date. LACROSSE . History. . Deemed . the fastest game on two feet, lacrosse has a . rich and storied history . that spans centuries and is the oldest sport native to the North American continent.. Conduct. Tony Dutton. September 2014. Unsportsmanlike. Acts. Specifically Include. Abusive, threatening, or obscene . language or gestures. Acts that . provoke ill will . or are demeaning. Pointing at an opponent. KLOA Clinic. February 28. th. , 2016. Scott Dede and Chris Cobb. Definition: Fouls called on players of opposing teams during:. A. a live ball. B. a dead ball when sequence cannot be determined. Penalty time will start on the next whistle resuming play and all common penalty time is non-releasable.. Correctable Errors & Simultaneous Fouls. April 20, 2016. Correctable Errors . Rule 7-13. Correctable Errors. Coach believes that there has been a misapplication of a rule by an official. Coach makes a request. Basketball. 2016 Season. Referee Course. Referee Course Trainer Jackson Dunkley. The two referee positions in basketball:. The LEAD official, who is in front of the play and on the baseline.. The TRAIL official, who follows the play up the court.. Presented . by . Z. . Nardone. October 17, 2016. Penalty Enforcement. A penalty is completed when it is accepted, declined or canceled by rule or when the choice is obvious to the . Referee.. When two or more live-ball fouls by the same team are reported, the offended team may elect only one of these penalties. SECTION . 9: PLAYER . EQUIPMENT. A. : B1 is not wearing shoulder pads, arm pads, . mouthpiece. or other mandatory protective . equipment. RULING: One minute, non-releasable personal foul, even if multiple violations are found.. Officials Association. 2015 Education Sessions. Oct 27 to Nov 24. Presented by . Paul D. Foster. Dr. Kraig Montalbetti. Joel Gobeil. SCHEDULE.  . Classroom Sessions (TRU Rm 219 – 7 to 9:00 pm – Tuesday). Fouls. The . 2 Types of Fouls. DFK Fouls. IFK Fouls. 2017. Indirect Free Kick Fouls. There are 7 IFK fouls. . . 4 IFK fouls must be committed by the goalkeeper. . 3 IFK of these fouls can be committed by any player. . Status of the ball – there are only two possibilities – it’s either a live ball foul or a dead ball foul. Unsportsmanlike fouls may occur while the ball is live or dead. Whatever the status of the ball, unsportsmanlike fouls are enforced as if they occurred after the play was over.. Fouls Overview. Law 12: Fouls Overview. 2017. FOULS – Definition . A foul is an infraction for which a Direct Free Kick (DFK) or an Indirect Free Kick (IFK) is awarded. . FOULS – Definition . There are the 4 Criteria required for a “foul” to occur.. Two teams each have five players on the court at one time. Each team tries to score by shooting the basketball through the hoop. The basketball is 29 inches around. This size is modified for younger players and girls competition.. U.S. Soccer . Federation Referee Program. Grade 9 Referee Course. Small Sided and Recreational Youth Training. Fouls – CRITICAL INFO. Committed by a player. Against the opposing team. On the field of play. Software. Official’s Interface. www.ArbiterSports.com. Logging on. Setting-up Your Account. Blocking Dates. Accepting Assignments. Self Assigning. Lists. www.ArbiterSports.com. Logging on. Setting-up Your Account.