The play on has always been a tricky technique for new officials to master. Typically, rookies are encouraged to just kill the play and assess the penalty. If they do try and allow for a play on, they are instructed to simply wait and see if the player who has been offended gains possession. Most Read More …
Please be aware that youth players, U15 and below DO NOT need contrasting tape to face off. Youth, leagues and tournament rules can be found on the GLOA website under the Rules tab one the Youth and Tournament Rules page. US LACROSSE YOUTH RULE EXCEPTION: NFHS Rule 4 Section 3 Article 3.n (requiring contrasting color tape Read More …
Here is the NFHS rules video for the 2016 spring season. Here are some notes from the rules meeting at the US Lacrosse Convention. Goalie stick is exempt from 4″ shooting string prohibition. Contrasting paint is not legal for faceoff men; it must be tape. Over and back: play on, ends when it’s clear B Read More …