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Rick Catalano NILOA EMLOA official MBYLL Metro West Referee Coordinator What is a personal foul Personal fouls are those fouls of a serious nature The penalty for a personal foul shall be a time serving penalty ID: 289187

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Slide1

Personal & Technical Fouls

Rick Catalano

NILOA

,

EMLOA official, MBYLL

Metro West

Referee CoordinatorSlide2

What is a personal foul?

Personal fouls are those fouls of a serious nature.

The penalty for a personal foul shall be a time serving penalty.

Penalties shall be either one, two or three minutes depending on severity and

intent

of the foul.Slide3

Cross Check

A player may not check an opponent with the

crosse

.

Handle will be exposed between the hands and player will utilize a punching or thrusting motion to deliver check.

Look for broken sticks!Slide4

Illegal Body Check

A check above the shoulders or below the waist is illegal.

A check from behind is illegal.

A check delivered to a player while he is laying or kneeling down is illegal.

Spearing – leading with the top of the helmet – is at a minimum a one-minute, non-releasable foul.Slide5

Illegal Body Check (cont.)

If a player turns his back to, jumps or ducks as a check is coming in an attempt to draw illegal contact, no foul has been committed.Slide6

Slashing

Swinging a

crosse

at an opponent’s

crosse

or body with viciousness or reckless abandon, regardless of whether the opponent’s

crosse

or body is struck.

Striking an opponent on any part of the body in an attempt to dislodge the ball.

Checks must be stick on stick.

If player is shooting, passing or scooping ball, no slash occurs unless unnatural follow-through

.

MBYLL: No one-handed checks!Slide7

Tripping

May not trip opposing player with any part of body or

crosse

.

Can sell as a push when player makes contact with player from behind.Slide8

Unnecessary Roughness

Excessive in nature.

Running through screen/pick.

Late hit (illegal body check).

Good to use when players are pushing and shoving each other before fight breaks out

.

Defenseless players

MBYLL: mandatory locked-in penalty, 2-3 min.Slide9

Unsportsmanlike Conduct

Arguing with official.

Profanity (especially F-Bombs).

Calling undue attention to oneself.

Hiding player in special substitution area.

First

three are non-releasable fouls.Slide10

Illegal Crosse/Equipment

Deep pocket – one minute non-releasable. Stick can return to game if fixed.

Stick must be between 40-42 inches long and 6 ½ inches at widest point of head (inside measurement). Penalty is three minutes, non-releasable and stick is removed from game and placed on table.

Illegal gloves or shoulder pads are one-minute, non-releasable fouls.

Be proactive before game to notice equipment violations!Slide11

TECHNICAL FOULSSlide12

What is a technical foul?

Technical fouls are those of a less serious nature than personal fouls.

Include all violations of the rules of lacrosse except those specifically listed under personal fouls.

Time serving, 30 second penalty if ball was in possession of team that was offended.

Turnover if team with possession commits technical foul.

Award possession to offended team if ball was loose at time of foul (Play-on situation).Slide13

Crease Violation

Goalkeeper Interference

Interfering with goalie while defensive team possesses ball outside of crease (flag down, slow whistle).

Attack runs

through crease while defensive team possesses ball outside of crease (flag down, slow whistle).

Interference with goalie while ball is in

crease.

Possession

– play on – ball awarded at midfield if pass not

completed

No

possession – play on – ball awarded 20 yards lateral if no possession gained.Slide14

Holding

A player may not hold an opponent with his

crosse

.

A player may not step on the

crosse

of opponent.

A player may not hold with the free hand

.

A player man not hold with the shaft of his stick and hands apart (cross-check hold)

Reminders:

Equal

pressure from rear is not a

hold.

Crosse

against

crosse

is not a hold unless player is pinning

crosse

of his opponent against his opponent’s

body.

Both

hands must remain on stick when checking.Slide15

Illegal Offensive Screen

Player must be stationary when setting picks.

Stick should be straight up and down and within his body.

No leaning or stepping into player.Slide16

Conduct Foul

Coach/player entering field without permission or reason to do so.

Use of artificial aids (electronic devices, megaphones) to communicate with players.

Argue with officials.

Swearing

Taunting other players.Slide17

Interference

Interfering with the free movement of an opponent except when that opponent has the ball, or both players are within 5 yards

(3 for most youth) of

a loose ball or a ball in flight.

Occurs on loose balls when one player scoops ball and other player still engages opponent

Also occurs in front of crease in settled situations.Slide18

Offsides

No more than 6 players in a team’s offensive end or 7 in its defensive end, including players in the penalty area

Team in possession is

offsides

:

Turnover

.

Team without possession

offsides

:

Flag

down, slow whistle.

B1

goes

offsides

and returns to proper half of field, then goes

offsides

again.

RULING –

Same player

going

offsides

twice is only one technical foul.Slide19

Pushing

Player will not shove or thrust opponent from rear.

Not a violent blow.

Permitted from front or side as long as within 5 yards of loose ball

(3 yards in youth) or

opponent has possession.

Both hands must be on

crosse

.Slide20

Stalling

Team is

ahead

with under 2 minutes in game

.

Team is obviously keeping ball from play.

Only occurs in offensive attack box.

Violation is called when ball exits attack area or player steps out of attack area with ball.

Either team is entitled to retrieve ball if pass is deflected off defensive stick and ball exits attack area. Offensive team regains possession – they have 10 seconds to get it back in and stalling warning continues.Slide21

Warding Off

A player may not use his free hand, arm or

any part of his body

to gain advantage, push or control the direction of the movement of the

crosse

or body of the player applying the check.

A player may protect his

crosse

with his free hand provided he does not attempt to engage the

crosse

with his free hand.Slide22

Withholding Ball From Play

When a loose ball is on the ground, a player may not lie on the ball or trap it with his

crosse

longer than is necessary to pick it up.Slide23

Illegal Procedure

Section 6-5 (Page 39-40 of NFHS) covers

most technical foulsSlide24

Remaining subjects

Failure to advance – 20 seconds from defensive zone to zone 3 and 10 seconds from zone 3 to zone 4.

Substitution violation – players entering field early.

Delay of game – after goal scored or upon turnover, rolling/throwing ball away (falls under illegal procedure).