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4.23 - CHANGE OF GOALS Teams will change goals between quarters at 10U lacrosse


4.24 - OFFICIAL’S TIMEOUTS


An official may suspend play at his discretion. If a player loses any of his mandatory personal equipment in a scrimmage area or a player is apparently injured, play shall be suspended immediately.


4.25 - TIMEOUTS No team timeouts permitted at 10U.


4.30 - ALTERNATE POSSESSION


When the officials cannot determine which team should be awarded the ball possession shall alternate. The referee shall keep track of the alternating possessions.


4.32 - SCRUM SITUATION


In the event that a loose ball cannot be quickly picked up due to two or more players in a “scrum” or becomes trapped by multiple sticks, the official shall stop play and award the ball via Alternating Possession Rules.


RULE 5: Personal Fouls


Personal fouls are those of a serious nature. Personal fouls include either a safety or sportsmanship violation. In keeping with the overarching emphasis on player safety and sportsmanship at the youth level, US Lacrosse expects strict enforcement of the Cross Check, Illegal Body Check, Checks Involving The Head/Neck, Slashing, Unnecessary Roughness, and Unsportsmanlike Conduct rules.


PENALTY: The penalty for a personal foul shall be suspension from the game of the offending player for 1, 2, or 3 minutes, depending on the official’s judgment of the severity and perceived intent of the personal foul. The ball shall be given to the team fouled.


EXCEPTION 1: The penalty for personal fouls 5.3 ILLEGAL BODY CHECKS (to a defenseless player) and 5.4 CHECKS INVOLVING THE HEAD/NECK are automatically 2 or 3 minute non releasable fouls.


2017 US LACROSSE 10U RULES


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