14U •
Players: 12v12 includes goalies
• Field Size: 110-140 yards x 60-70 yards • Equipment: Traditional sticks and balls •
Play of Game: Players must hold for possession on the draw
2017 Points of Emphasis (Mainly applicable for 12U and 14U play)
DANGEROUS FOLLOW THROUGH - A player must not follow through with her crosse in a dangerous or uncontrolled manner at any time. A dangerous follow-through should be called if the defender has already established her legal defensive position before the shot or pass. Contact does not need to occur to call this foul. Because the lead official must follow the ball on a shot, a trail umpire may be the one who best sees the foul and makes the call. If a defender moves into the path of the stick/follow-through after the ball has been released, the shooter should not be penalized.
DANGEROUS PROPELLING - A player must not propel the ball with her crosse by passing, flicking, batting or shooting in a dangerous or uncontrolled matter at any time without regard for the positioning of any other field player.
Officials must not hesitate to penalize a player who passes or shoots a ball into players, whether teammates or opponents, without regard for their positioning. Contact does not need to occur to call dangerous propelling.
Consider the proximity of players, the force of the pass or shot and the location of the ball as it creates potential danger to those players. Be aware that dangerous propelling and the obstruction of the free space to goal often occur simultaneously and, if so, they must both be penalized.
All players, including goalkeepers, are subject to both Dangerous Follow Through and Dangerous Propelling rules and a yellow card must be administered if there is a violation of either.
2017 US LACROSSE
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