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3-Man Pre-Game Faceoff

Lead Has whistle on restart for a violation Discuss Leapfrog or not Watches shooter and passer until takes over goal from single side

Single Side Head to goal immediately and cover goal for Lead Has 20-second and 10-second counts Watch Restraining line violations

Bench Head to goal immediately Watch Restraining line violations

Single Side Positioning

Break to midfield on a transition.Stay at midfield about 2 seconds after ball crosses.

Position 5 yards in front of GLE. Move in and out as Lead gets pushed out Move to GLE if Lead has to move off

Responsibilities Watches the shooter and passer for late hits. Has all 20-second and 10-second counts Is primary for offsides. Watch feet of shooter for crease violation if moving towards you,

Watch shooter’s back for push if moving away. Trail

Positioning Sweep substitution box. Keep it clean. Is secondary for offsides. Count players forward. Position at top of box about 31 yard line. Get to midfield on a slow roller towards center

Responsibilities Has 4 second Goalie count on turnover Has whistle on alley restart if ball is above GLE Watch subs

Lead Positioning

GLE, move in and out with ball Move off of GLE if contested near endline

Chase shots to endline Responsibilities

Has whistle on alley restart if ball is below GLE Has whistle for entire endline Watch feet of shooter for crease violation if moving towards you,

Watch shooter’s back for push if moving away.

General:

Address who counts which team Decide when to do stick checks, who gets whom Decide how to communicate on stalling Who has whistle on Single Side out of bounds. Communicate penalties to partners. Know the time on the game clock:

Before a quarter starts – should read 12:00 Once a quarter starts – it should start on the whistle On time-outs – it should stop when whistle blows On penalties – announce what time penalty will release

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Reminders

Hustle to get into the correct position and make the right calls. If a coach asks a question and you cannot stop to talk, let him know that you’ll be back and will

speak with him when you have the chance. When you do engage the coach, listen first and then explain your call. If a coach is just commenting out loud, you may not need to respond. Use the 5-step ladder with coaches:

Provide a verbal warning. Conduct, a technical foul, to take the ball away. Conduct, a 30 sec. technical foul, time serving. Unsportsmanlike Conduct (USC), 1 min., non-releasable. Second USC, 1+ min., non-releasable, coach ejected.Skip steps only when justified should flagrant misconduct occur.

Remember SAO: Safety, Advantage/Disadvantage, and the Obvious. Do not create trouble for yourself or be too good of a referee; you are there to officiate the game,

not to “find” penalties. Grant the timeout if the player had possession when timeout was called, even if it quickly comes

loose. Count the field so neither team starts a man up or down by accident. If you point the wrong way or call the wrong color for possession, notify all of the correct call and

give them time to get the right personnel on the field. Get the call right by talking with your partner. It may look sloppy to change an improper call, but it

is always better to get it right. As always . . . review the rule book, scan the officiating forums, and consult with peers and mentors

on any questions

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NCAA District 6 Pregame

Adobe Acrobat Document

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Terminology Three officials:

Referee (R) Umpire (U) Field Judge (FJ)

During play: Lead (L) Single (S) Trail (T)

During a face-off: Face-off (F) Bench-side (B) Single (S)

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UFJ

X X XO O

RX X X

O OUFJ

Speakingcaptains

Umpire takes 5 steps toward X before Field Judge starts walking

Home team faces the bench

Coin toss

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RU

FJF

Bench

S

Teams with left shoulders facing goal they’ll defend

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GOOOOOOOOO

Goalies onthe endof theline

R should keep comments brief

Line up

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Pre-faceoff

Bench and Single give “not ready” signal Bench ensures clock set, table ready, sub area

clear before start of each period When ready, Single points toward goal he will

cover After point from Single and when Bench is

ready, Bench points toward goal he will cover After point from Bench, Face-off official starts

face-off (Face-off official need not look at Single)

Positions rotate clockwise to start each period The Referee takes all face-offs in overtime

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Face-off mechanics

For the opening face-off of period: Bench lines up on bench-side wing line right of midfield Single lines up on the far-side wing line left of midfield Face-off lines up on the same side of the field as Single For other face-offs, Face-off official goes right if the goal was

scored on the right and vice versa On the whistle, both Bench and Single take several steps

toward their goals. Watch wing violation, face-off players, and restraining line

If the ball moves toward Face-off official’s goal, Single must cover that goal until he is verbally called off or until there is a turnover.

Face-off official watches shooter & passer until he takes over goal.

Single has 10 or 20 second count.

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F

B

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

X OO

X

X O

O XS

“Possession!”

T

Whistle

L

T

S

Trailwatches

subs

F Stays close to ball (maintain good angle) until possession

Face-off (ball away)

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F

B

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

X OO

X

X O

O XS

“Possession!”

S

L“I’ve got it!”

T

S

T

S covers goal until L calls

him off

L

Whistle

F Stays close to ball (maintain good angle) until possession

Face-Off (ball toward)

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Face-off violations

Multiple whistles, Face-off official signals violation quickly

New Lead heads for Goal Line Extended (GLE); Single may need to cover

New Trail gets player to position, starts play quickly, then sweeps sub area

Middies may sub during ensuing dead ball, but attack and defense are not released if foul is technical.

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Goal scored

Lead runs to crease, signals goal for 2–3 seconds, watches defense, gets ball

Single signals goal only if Lead doesn’t see it Single watches for late hits/post-goal issues, moves into

attack area, watches offense Trail also watches for late hits and monitors the both

teams and the benches Lead gives ball to Single, then goes to the far side to

become Single (not to the left as in two-man) Single becomes Face-off official, goes to the midline and

does not step over; Face-off official holds up ball, puts it down, and stands over it until ready for face

Trail becomes Bench, stays on same side of field, and clicks timer when Face-off official has ball at midfield.

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

X O X O

X O

O X

L

S

T

Exchange

B

F

S

B startstimer

If far from the goal when goal is scored, signal first, then run to

the crease

Goal scored—right side

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XOX O

X O

O X

B

Exchange

L

S

T

F

S

B startstimer

Goal scored—left Side

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Transition

If defense gains or is awarded possession:Lead Trail Trail Lead Single Single

Trail stays with ball, has 4 second count Lead has quick offside on loose ball but must

beat ball to goal Single gets to cone, has 20-second count, 10-

second count, and primary offside; may need to hustle to help on quick offside to release Lead

Trail has 4-second count, subs, secondary offside, then jogs into play

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20-second timer mechanics

Single has 20-second timer Trail has 4 second count, if any Trail and Single give “reset” signal Do a hand count for 4-second count Trail stays with the ball during clear When restarting count (play-on, double

change of possession), give “reset” signal

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Trail sweeping sub area

Trail stops at the first cone and watches subs in transition

When contested subs are completed, Trail sweeps the box and jogs into the play

Trail should take a position 5 yards above and 5 yards in from the corner of the attack area

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

X OX O

O XL

S O X

Goalie makes save

Check forquick

offside, fast or

slow breakT

S

TT

New T has 4-count

S checks to see if it’s a fast or slow

break. Has 20-count

Watch foroffside, start 10-

count

L

STransition—fast break

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

X OX O

O XL

S O X

Goalie makes save

New L checks:

slow break…

T

S

TNew T has 4-

count

S checks: slow break, so no hurry.

Has 20-count

L

… so watch subs…

L… then get to the goal when play requires

T

Watch foroffside, start 10-

count

STransition—slow break

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Trail responsibilities

Trail verbally notifies Lead upon arrival in play Trail should keep a wide view and watch for

late hits and away-from-the-ball fouls except when Trail is “on”

Once in the play, the Trail has count except when the ball comes out in Single’s alley

Trail will call Lead’s sideline, but Lead needs to stay on the GLE and keep play in front, even if Lead has to go to the sideline for the restart

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO X O

O X L

T

O• XT “yoyos” to

midfield and back as ball

becomes loose or goes back

into possession

L “yoyos” in and out along GLE

T’s main responsibility is the goal at the other end.

S

S “yoyos” in and out 5 yards above GLE

Settled situations I

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO X O

O X

L

T

O• X

S

L should never get trapped inside the play or pushed off

the GLE if play is above GLE!

O X

L NO!

L YES!

L NO!

Settled situations II

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO X O

O X

L

T

O• X

S

S should never get trapped inside

the play or pushed off S’s

line unless the L is behind the goal

O X

S NO!

S YES!

S NO!

If they pass the ball,you shouldn’t need to turn

your back to the goal

Settled situations III

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XOXO•

O X L

O X

On a contested

end-line play or a shot, the L must

move off the GLE

End line coverage

T

S

In this situation, S covers the GLE until L gets back

S can cover the GLE because T has the other goal

T may need to move into box to

help with calls above crease

Positioning the lead on the end line and the single on the goal line is a good mechanic to use during

the last 2 minutes of the game.

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“On” and “off” officials

The “on” official watches the ball and calls most fouls there (e.g., push, hold, slash, trip, illegal body check)

The “off” official watches everything else (e.g., crease, interference, illegal screen)

When player is in transition from one zone to another, whoever the player is moving toward is the “on” official.

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Field Coverage

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L

S

S is “on” when ball is in the blue area

L is “on” when ball is in yellow area

On/off before Trail is in play

T

T is watching subs and has the quick

offside call and the left goal

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L

S

S is “on” and has count when ball is in blue area

L is “on” but T has count &

sideline in green area

On/off after Trail is in play

T

T is “on” official and has count when the ball is in

orange area

L is “on” when ball is

in yellow area

T can make “on” calls in

gray area

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S

L is “on” when ball is in yellow area

L


T

Who watches what before Trail is in play

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S

L


L is “on” when ball is in yellow areaT


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S

L




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S

L




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S

L




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S


in yellow area

L

TT can

make “on” calls in

gray area

L is “on” but T has sideline in

green area


T is “on” official when the ball is in orange area

Who watches what after Trail is in play

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S

L

T



green area

T can make “on”

calls in gray area



in yellow area


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S


in yellow area

LT


green area

T can make “on”

calls in gray area




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S

L is “on” when ball

is in yellow area

LT


green area

T can make “on”

calls in gray area



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S

L is “on” when ball

is in yellow area

LT


green area

T can make “on”

calls in gray area



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Counts

Single always has the 20-second and first count across midfield

Until Trail is in the play, Single has the count unless the ball comes out in Lead’s alley

Once the Trail is in the play, he has the count unless the ball comes out in the Single’s alley

If you do not have the count and the ball goes into the box in your alley, hand up for 2–3 seconds, then point into box

Switch arms if one count ends and a new count begins Use “reset” signal (twirl finger in the circle overhead) to

indicate new count on changes of possession or after a play-on

Trail has the 4 second goalie count

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Restarts

The “on” official usually has the restart When the ball is in Lead’s alley and Trail is in

the play, Lead has restart if GLE or below, Trail has restart if above GLE.

Make eye-contact before restart before face-offs and after penalties, timeouts, and out of bounds.

Quick restart on end line out-of-bounds and change-of-possession technical fouls

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End line out of bounds

Lead covers all contested plays behind the goal; Single covers goal until Lead returns

Lead must chase shots to the end line and has all end line out-of-bounds calls

Play can start inside the attack area for an end line out of bounds if there are no fouls.

Whistle simultaneously with dead-ball signal For a player stepping out on the end line, point to the

end line with a sweeping gesture Point direction of play; don’t point across body Lead must get back to GLE before restarting play unless

there is a contested play on the end line Give Goalie 5 seconds to return Start a 5 second count if no player picks up the ball

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

O X

L

O X

End line offensive restart—far side

T

SIf ball is in S’s alley, S has whistle and count (remember goalie 5- count)

OBall

X

L hasthe goal

T

If there are special subs, T opens up to let subs go in

front, then closes in

behind the subs

If ball is double-teamed on end line, T moves into the attack area

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

O X

L

O X

End line offensive restart—bench side

T

S

S covers goal until L is in

position

OBall

X

L has whistle and follows ball to

goal

T has subs and count

Restart is the same if the ball is on end line inside the attack area

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Sideline out of bounds

Lead has bench sideline until Trail is in the play; Single always has far sideline

Trail official starts timer and keeps arms up For 3–5 seconds, or Until teams are done subbing or timer goes off.

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XO

XO

XO

XO

X•

O X

T

O X

S

For a sideline OOB, T has

timer and subs

OS points when ball is on field ready to restart. Has 20-second count

T has the restart and stays behind the ball

L

L has dead-ball subs on the fly…

L… then covers goal on restart

Ball

O X

O X

O X

End line/sideline defensive restart

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

X•

O X T

O X

SOS has the restart

L

L has dead-ball subs on the fly…

L… then covers goal on restart

Ball

T stay behind ball

T

Sideline midfield restart

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

X OX O

O XL

O X

T

S whistles ball outS

Ball

T has timer,, subs, and count

after restart

T and S communicate

on restart

Sideline out of bounds

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

X OX O

O XL

O X

T

S

Ball

If T is in the play, T covers sideline and

whistles it outL must be sure T is in the play before giving

up the call

If L must give up goal, S moves to the GLE

Bench-side alley out of bounds

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

X OX O

X

• OL

O X

T

S

Ball

L restarts play if GLE or below. T restarts if

above GLE

S covers goal until L is in

position

L follows ball in to

goal

T moves back to

position on restart

Bench-side alley restart

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OOB on end line (shot, pass, step, or deflection) with no play-on or flag-down: ball

restarts at the spot

. . . the ball moves laterally outside the

attack area

X

A stoppage in the midfield area or alley restarts at the spot: do

not move to the corner!

X

Any other stoppage in the attack area . . .

X

XX

A timeserving penalty in the def. end results in a free clear

Simul. fouls with both teams serving time: no free clear, but ball moves out

of the box

X

X

Move restart in 5 yards from near

sub area

X

X

Restart Location

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XOX O

O X

L

TL repeats

“Flag down!”

O X

S

Throw flag high into air, yell “Flag down!”

T repeats “Flag down!”; T gives

up the other goal and moves

to corner

Flag down

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XOX O

O X

L

T

Signal trail…

…who relays to

table

O X

S

L and S get field ready for play, inform

goalie of situation

This is a settled situation: T need not watch subs since there were

regular subs after the penalty

Signaling penaltiesFlag by Lead or Single

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XOX O

O X

L

T

…then signal table

O X

S

Briefly signal partners…


regular subs after the penalty

Signaling penaltiesFlag by Trail

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XO

X

XO

O X•O

X O

O X

TL

O X

S

Ball gets moved over

midfieldO

Team X is clearing and is fouledX

O

X

XO

T whistles in play

T

S

L

TT reports penalty

T throws flag forward, blows whistle when

appropriate


regular subs after the penaltyS has count

Free clear (time served)

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XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XO

XOX O

O X L

T

X

Whistle & count

Goalie interference

S

S

Ball gets moved over

midfield

L

S

L

T

T must watch subs since there were no regular subs allowed

It’s faster for S to restart so you don’t need to wait for T

to get to midfield

O

Free clear (no time served)

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Live-ball vs. dead ball fouls(on opposing teams)

For “live-ball, live ball,” you have simultaneous fouls and no free clear (“Live-ball, live-ball, leave it”)

For “live-ball, dead ball,” enforce in the order they occurred and award a free clear (“Live ball, dead ball, dead center”)

In both cases, common penalty time is non-releasable.

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XO

XO

X

XO

XO

XO

XO

X O

O X

L

T

O X

O —“Time out!”

S

Watch teams cross…

…then meet at midfield

Timeouts

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