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Boys Lacrosse Rules Points of Interest Summary Review of the past 5 years NFHS Points of Emphasis Ed Cavaliere Review of the past 5 years NFHS Points of Emphasis Ed Cavaliere

2016 Rule clarifications Over-and-Back 1.Over-and-Back Restarts: restarts should always be on the awarded team’s offensive side, since by definition that is where the violation occurred 2.Since Over-and-Back is a potential Play-On, if the ball travels down the field toward the awarded team’s goal, the restart should start where the ball is when play is killed---always outside of the goal area attack box. 3.If a shot deflects off of ANY player (offensive or defensive) and the ball goes back over the midfield line while it is still a shot (ball hasn’t come to rest on the field or been possessed by either team) then it’s a free ball. No over-and back violation. New 20 or 10 second count when it gets possessed. 1.Over-and-Back Restarts: restarts should always be on the awarded team’s offensive side, since by definition that is where the violation occurred 2.Since Over-and-Back is a potential Play-On, if the ball travels down the field toward the awarded team’s goal, the restart should start where the ball is when play is killed---always outside of the goal area attack box. 3.If a shot deflects off of ANY player (offensive or defensive) and the ball goes back over the midfield line while it is still a shot (ball hasn’t come to rest on the field or been possessed by either team) then it’s a free ball. No over-and back violation. New 20 or 10 second count when it gets possessed. On a 20 second clear, it’s a violation as soon as the timer goes off. Restart it where the ball was when the timer goes off. In awarded team’s offensive half, Start with a 10-second count. Could be a potential Delay-of-Game if chucked way after whistle killing clear.

Emphasize Safety end of games During end of games, blow-outs including, don’t let teams down by a few hack away at the winning team. They feel they have nothing to lose, so they try to gain some satisfaction by beating up on the winners. Same goes for managing blow-outs when winning teams subs try to make a name for themselves by beating on loosing team players During end of games, blow-outs including, don’t let teams down by a few hack away at the winning team. They feel they have nothing to lose, so they try to gain some satisfaction by beating up on the winners. Same goes for managing blow-outs when winning teams subs try to make a name for themselves by beating on loosing team players We need to officiate the Full 48 or 40 minutes and do what we can to protect players. If it means throwing a dozen flags in the last two minutes, then that’s what it means. Makes it easier for winning team to keep it in!

2016 Season POE’s RECAP 3 & 4

2015 Season POE’s

CONTACT: HAS BEEN A POE in 3 of PAST 4 YEARS, 2016, 2015, 2013  Contact or Lack of allowed contact in all contact sports  Not only Boy’s Lacrosse or Just sports: CTE issue  In 2014 Contact with Stick, SLASHING was a POE  Contact or Lack of allowed contact in all contact sports  Not only Boy’s Lacrosse or Just sports: CTE issue  In 2014 Contact with Stick, SLASHING was a POE

CONTACT: BREAKING NEWS Ivy League coaches vote to ban tackling during in-season practices  Ivy league coaches voted unanimously to ban tackling during weekly football practices to protect brains of players  Started at Dartmouth in 2010  Practice with tackling pads and dummies only, not helmet contact  Reported in York Times March 1, 2016  Ivy league coaches voted unanimously to ban tackling during weekly football practices to protect brains of players  Started at Dartmouth in 2010  Practice with tackling pads and dummies only, not helmet contact  Reported in York Times March 1, 2016

CONTACT Bumping in bumper cars banned in the name of Health & Safety Not allowed to bump each other in bumping cars

CONTACT: DIFFERENT KINDS OF CONTACT INCIDENTALMARGINALLEGALILLEGALEXCESSIVE

INCIDENTAL  Players Bumping going for loose ball Running into someone ‘cause not looking Usually a No Call is the Right call  Players Bumping going for loose ball Running into someone ‘cause not looking Usually a No Call is the Right call

MARGINAL CONTACT WHERE MAKE OUR BONES Not Violent Technical in nature TPOAD must be used Includes Body & Stick Requires consistency Little pushes, tugs where they occur

LEGAL CHECKS Rule 4 Section 15  Good contact > More Violent Collisions  To be Legal: on a player in possession or within 5 yards of a loose ball or ball in flight  Front or side, above waist & below neck Both hands remain on stick Not deliberate or excessively violent (UR)  Good contact > More Violent Collisions  To be Legal: on a player in possession or within 5 yards of a loose ball or ball in flight  Front or side, above waist & below neck Both hands remain on stick Not deliberate or excessively violent (UR)

ILLEGAL Rule 5 Sections 3 & 4 Checking a player not in possession or within 5 yards From Rear or at / below waist Player with any body part on the ground If about to be checked player turns back OK if unavoidable Targets a player in defenseless position, blind, head down, buddy pass Contact to Head / Neck includes Spearing 2-3 Minute Locked-in or possible EJECTION Foul BODY & STICK CHECKS

EXCESSIVE Unnecessarily Rough though could be Legal just not needed Includes intimidation checks DEFENSELESS HEAD DOWN BUDDY PASS NOT IN PLAY MULTI MINUTE LOCKED-IN POSSIBLE EJECTIONS

THE OTHER KIND OF CONTACT CHEAP DIRTY INTENT TO INJURE TAKE OUT BEST PLAYER UNSPORTSMANSHIP LIKE

PRE-GAME DISCUSSION  RIVALRY GAME  PREVIOUS BAD BLOOD OR DISLIKE  STYLES OF PLAY: ONE TEAM PLAYS MORE PHYSICAL VS, SKILLED  WHERE TO SET THE THERMOSTAT  TEMPERATURE YOU ARE GOING TO ALLOW  ADJUST EITHER WAY AS GAME IS PLAYED  PLAYERS TO LOOK FOR WHO USUALLY PLAYS ON EDGE (LEGAL -ILLEGAL)  LOOKS TO SEE IF YOU WILL MAKE THE CALLS ON ROUGH PLAY  NEED TO HAVE THE INTERNAL INTESTICAL FORTITUDE TO MAKE CALLS ON CONTROLLING ROUGH PLAY  RIVALRY GAME  PREVIOUS BAD BLOOD OR DISLIKE  STYLES OF PLAY: ONE TEAM PLAYS MORE PHYSICAL VS, SKILLED  WHERE TO SET THE THERMOSTAT  TEMPERATURE YOU ARE GOING TO ALLOW  ADJUST EITHER WAY AS GAME IS PLAYED  PLAYERS TO LOOK FOR WHO USUALLY PLAYS ON EDGE (LEGAL -ILLEGAL)  LOOKS TO SEE IF YOU WILL MAKE THE CALLS ON ROUGH PLAY  NEED TO HAVE THE INTERNAL INTESTICAL FORTITUDE TO MAKE CALLS ON CONTROLLING ROUGH PLAY

INTERNAL FORTITUDE IN OTHER WORDS “INTESTICAL” FORTITUDE COURAGE GET TOGETHER TO HELP MAKE RIGHT PENALTY ENFORCEMENT PENALIZE ACCORDINGLY MULTI-MINUTE LOCKED-IN EJECTION IF WARRANTED IN OTHER WORDS “INTESTICAL” FORTITUDE COURAGE GET TOGETHER TO HELP MAKE RIGHT PENALTY ENFORCEMENT PENALIZE ACCORDINGLY MULTI-MINUTE LOCKED-IN EJECTION IF WARRANTED

2014 SEASON POI’S

2013 SEASON POI’s

2012 SEASON POI’s Players Calling Attention to Themselves After a Goal – The unsportsmanlike conduct rule states that a player may not call undue attention to himself Deliberately Grabbing the Ball with the Hand on the Faceoff – The faceoff technique of playing the ball with the fingers or hand is illegal touching and should be penalized Officials are reminded that it is unnecessary roughness to deliver a gloved hand(s) check with a punching blow. Also, when a check is delivered with both hands on the crosse, the contact cannot be with the portion of the handle of the crosse that is between the player’s hands (cross check). Both techniques are being increasingly used, especially by short stick defenders ILLEGAL CHECKS EQUIPMENT INSPECTIONS

2011 SEASON