6.3 - MINIMUM PASS RULE None


6.4 - 1 V 1 DEFENSE No longer applies.


6.5 - 3 SECONDS CLOSELY GUARDED (OFFENSE)


Player with the ball may not hold the ball for more than 3 seconds when a) closely guarded b) the defense has both hands on their stick c) the defense is in a position to legally check if checking were allowed.


6.6 - GOALKEEPER FOULS The goalkeeper must not:


a) Allow the ball to remain in the goal circle longer than 10 seconds. b) Step back into the goal circle when she has possession of the ball.


She or a teammate may not return the ball to the goal circle, (carrying or rolling) until the ball has been played by another player from the opposing team.


MAJOR


6.7 - RESTRAINING LINE VIOLATION 5 players behind line when ball in offensive end, 4 players behind when ball is in defensive end.


6.8 - 3 SECONDS IN THE ARC (DEFENSE)


Defenders cannot remain inside the 8m arc unless marking an opponent within a stick’s length. More than one defender can mark the ball carrier in the 8m. However, more than one defender can mark the ball carrier in the 8 meter as long as they are within a stick’s length.


6.9 - SHOOTING SPACE


Defenders cannot obstruct the free space to goal if not marking an opponent or playing the ball carrier within a stick’s length.


6.10 - GOAL CIRCLE VIOLATIONS No player other than the properly equipped goalkeeper may enter the goal circle at any time. Offensive players may not follow through into the goal circle on a shot.


2017 US LACROSSE 14U RULES


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