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VIOLATIONS


When a player’s foot/feet are out of bounds, he may not take an active part in the game.


A player out of bounds must come fully back in-bounds before he can participate in play.


When a loose ball touches the boundary line or the ground outside the line it is out of bounds.


OUT OF BOUNDS


A shot out of bounds can deflect off a player and still be considered a shot.


If a shot comes to rest on the field and a player then knocks it out of bounds, it will be awarded to the opponent regardless of who is closest to the spot.


OFFICIALS SIGNALS


illegal procedure


BEST PRACTICES


Coaches will have to make their players, especially attackmen, aware of the importance of backing up shots.


Coaches should remind their goalies to chase the ball out of bounds after a shot goes wide in order to beat the attackmen to the out of bounds spot.


PERSPECTIVES


P Spectators must be more than 6 yards off the sideline opposite the benches and never behind the goal.


O Make sure players get ready to play quickly before a restart in their defensive end.


O Play should be suspended immediately if there are spectators on the end line. Play should not resume until everyone is off to the side.


A Remember to line up for the restart as quickly as possible so that defenders do not have a chance to set up.


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GAME PLAY OUT OF BOUNDS


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