Two-Person Mechanics. Mission of our Mechanics Mechanics put officials in the best position to make the calls that allow us to keep the game safe and.

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Two-Person Mechanics

Mission of our Mechanics Mechanics put officials in the best position to make the calls that allow us to keep the game safe and fair by using methods that are easily applied in a consistent manner

Major Definitions  Referee and Umpire – Crew is equal, but the R settles all disputes  Lead Official – Goal and end line  Trail Official – Near top of box, watches shooter  Face-Off Official – Conducts the face  Wing Official – Sets the field Manual Page 10

The Field of Play Manual Page 11 Wing Area Sideline Alleys End Line Goal Crease Goal Crease Table Restraining Line Midfield Line Box Sub/ Penalty Box Coaches Area

PRE-GAME coin toss and line up

KEY TIPS Pre-Game  Referee leads the discussion  Go over the major mechanics  Cover any odd situations  Make sure you’re both wearing the same uniform

Coin Toss Manual Page 16 Speaking captains stand next to Referee Speaking captains stand next to Referee

Line Up Manual Page 17

FACE-OFFS positioning and potential issues

KEY TIPS Face-Offs  Officials must communicate  Stay as still as possible  Know the goal you are responsible for

Ball Goes Away From F/O Manual Page 19

Ball Comes Toward F/O Manual Page 19

Incorrect Face-Off Positions

Leaning Crosse Over Ball White’s Red’s Notice the difference between the two crosses. White’s crosse is straight, but Red’s crosse is learning over the ball giving the player an advantage.

Hand Off The Ground The fingers of both hands should wrap all the way around the crosse and touch the ground.

Holding Red White Notice the Red player’s helmet pressing down into the White player’s crosse.

Withholding Very difficult to spot depending on where you stand. Vary your position if you suspect a player is attempting to grab the ball.

Come In Closer

SETTLED SITUATIONS different responsibilities and splitting the field

KEY TIPS Settled Situations  Keep the ball between you and your partner  Never let the play get behind you

Lead and Trail  Lead has goal and end line coverage  Trail has the shooter, the far goal, and any contested substitutions  Trail moves into box if Lead goes down to cover end line Trail watches the shooter! This cannot be overemphasized! Trail watches the shooter! This cannot be overemphasized! Manual Page 20

On and Off Responsibility  Divide box diagonally  On official watches: – Area around ball – Push, hold, trip, illegal body check, etc.  Off official watches: – Area away from the ball – Interference, illegal screen, etc.  Lead and Trail move to keep ball in fields of vision Manual Page 20 The official the player moves toward is the “On” Official when crossing the dividing line. The official the player moves toward is the “On” Official when crossing the dividing line. ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF

Goal Scored  Lead sounds whistle and runs in. Faces action and signals goal. – Trail watches the shooter!  Trail comes in and watches the players while the Lead gets the ball  Officials exchange the ball near the middle of the restraining line  Jog to positions for the next face-off The few seconds after a goal is scored is when things can get out of control if not paying attention. The few seconds after a goal is scored is when things can get out of control if not paying attention. Manual Page 22

RESTARTS stopping and starting play

KEY TIPS Restarts  Know the lines you are responsible for  Eye contact with partner

Out of Bounds Responsibility Manual Page 23 Manual Page 23

Sideline  Out of Bounds – Official on the sideline the ball is heading towards must run to the line – Official on far side of the field should move into the field  Restart – Official restarting play should be behind the players – Official on far side moves back to normal position as play develops

End Line  Out of Bounds – Lead has all end line out of bounds and restarts – Trail should come into the box if Lead runs to end line  Restart – Lead should be in a position to not interfere with the players – Trail moves back to regular position as the play develops

Deep Restarts Manual Page 24 Manual Page 24 The Trail always has the whistle for a deep restart. The Trail always has the whistle for a deep restart.

Sub Box Out of Bounds 5 yds.

Free Clear

TRANSITION slow and fast breaks

KEY TIPS Transition  Lead runs  Trail jogs  Know who is responsible for the count

Slow Break New Trail official must watch for late hits on long passes! New Trail official must watch for late hits on long passes!

Fast Break

PENALTY ENFORCEMENT relaying, reporting, and setting the field

KEY TIPS Penalty Enforcement  Echo the “flag down!” call  Tell your partner the call first  Always count both teams before the restart

Penalty Enforcement  Official who sees foul throws flag and yells “flag down!”  Partner echoes the call  Once play is stopped: – Communicate foul to partner – Trail reports penalty while Lead sets field – Lead tells goalkeeper the situation Flag down! Manual Page 25 Manual Page 25 Blue 36 Unnecessary Roughness C-NOTE 1 man down. Ball side-left. No rush to restart play after a penalty. Make sure the field has the right number of players. No rush to restart play after a penalty. Make sure the field has the right number of players.

C-NOTE Stand still when relaying penalties to the table. COLORNUMBEROFFENSETIME

EQUIPMENT CHECKS what to look for

KEY TIPS Equipment Checks  Decide who is checking which team  Stand away from the teams  One official always faces the benches

Equipment Checks Manual Page 29 Manual Page 29

Checking the Crosse

TIME OUTS pay attention during extended dead ball time

KEY TIPS Time Outs  Know when a time out will likely be requested  Sell the time out call if possession is not clear

Time Outs Timeout! Time Out! Blue ! Manual Page 32 Manual Page 32

FIGHT PROCEDURES what to do when players start swinging

KEY TIPS Fight Procedures  Get big and loud to freeze the benches  Do not rush to restart play after a fight  Try your best to get the numbers of everyone involved

Fight – Lead Closest FREEZE! Manual Page 33 Manual Page 33

Fight – Trail Closest FREEZE!

Questions?  Contact: – Your LOA’s certified trainer – USL Official’s Education staff at Thank you for viewing this presentation Good luck in your next game!