1/27/16. NCAA Rules Presentation. Critical Scoring Area Rule 8. The Dots Rule 1, Section New Rules and Clarifications

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1 NCAA Rules Presentation 2016 New Rules and Clarifications Critical Scoring Area Rule 8 Changed from 15m to 12m (fan) above goal line extended Extends straight down from fan to end line 2 The Dots Rule 1, Section 9 Two small circles (5-6 inches in diameter) 5 yards from the hash marks on goal line extended (toward end line and perpendicular to goal line) White or single contrasting color May be temporary marks Free positions below the goal line extended and in the critical scoring area shall be taken at the closest dot 3 1

2 5 yds. End line 4 Goalkeeper s Uniform Rule 2, Section 12 Before in agreement with the team s predominant color or be black or gray Now Goalkeeper s bottom must be predominantly a solid official school color, white, black or gray 5 Goalkeepers Rule 6, Section 1(y) May not shoot May not score May not take the draw May not be between restraining lines during the draw Violations = Major Fouls 6 2

3 Goalkeeper Exemption Rule 6, Section 1(o) The goalkeeper is exempt from shooting space The goalkeeper may use her body to stop a shot outside of the goal circle It is still the responsibility of the attacker to shoot safely Dangerous Propelling and Dangerous Follow-Through may still be called Should not be called if the goalkeeper moves into the path of the ball or follow-through 7 Officials Timeouts Officials call TO/clock stops: Major and minor fouls in CSA Alternate possessions Illegal draws Offside violations Goal Circle Violations Illness Accident or injury Issuance of a card Stick check Unusual circumstance (Rule 4, Section 1) 8 Alternate Possession Rule 5, Section 23 Replaces the Throw Applies to all the situations that were throws 1 st possession is given to team as determined at pre-game meeting with captains Visual possession arrow is optional, but not required Record kept by Official Scorer and Head Umpire If discrepancy, Head Umpire s record is official 9 3

4 Alternate Possession Cont d. Continuous through overtime and not reestablished at the coin toss before overtime Only the team that is awarded the alternate possession may call a timeout Arrow changes on restart whistle If the team awarded alternate possession commits a subsequent foul, they lose both possession and their right to call timeout Possession means both the ball and the arrow 10 Alternate Possession Cont d. Offsetting fouls are called and goalkeeper is outside of goal circle, above goal line extended Goalkeeper may go back into her goal circle Offsetting fouls are called and goalkeeper is outside of goal circle, below goal line extended Goalkeeper may not go back into her goal circle Must remain at the spot she was when whistle blew

5 Sudden-Victory Overtime Rule 4, Section 7 5 minute rest period after the end of regulation Coin toss for choice of ends (alternate possession continues from regulation) 1 st goal wins No goal after first 3 minutes Teams change ends No substitution No coaching Restarted with a draw No goal after first 6 minutes 3 minute rest period Substitutions permitted Restarted with a draw 13 Legal Picking Tactics Note Following Rule 6, Section 1(l) Must be stationary when contact occurs Must be within vertical plane Must be no wider than shoulder width Must not lean or extend into path May be facing any direction Must allow time to stop or change direction Moving and contact occurs = illegal pick

6 Empty Stick Check Rule 6, Section 2(c) Blatant empty stick checks not initially playing the ball but rather checking the opponent s stick to prevent the opponent from playing the ball shall be called Incidental contact during 50/50 balls shall not be called 16 Body Ball Rule 6, Section 2(g) May use any part of the body to stop or otherwise control the ball Exceptions may not use hand or head Minor Foul May NOT use any part of the body to stop a shot Major Foul Goalkeeper Exception Outside of the Goal Circle May use her body to stop a shot outside of the goal circle May not bat, throw, catch or carry the ball with her hand when outside of the goal circle

7 Horizontal Stick Rule 6, Section 1(f) Illegal = Defender initiates stick to body contact with stick at 3 and 9 o clock and hands are apart Legal = hands are together (touching) and hands are initiating the contact Defender can initiate stick to body contact as long as: Stick is not at 3 and 9 o clock Stick is not being used to hit, push or displace opponent Self-Start Rule 5, Section 6 Free positions outside of the CSA, player awarded the ball may self-start Without waiting for official s whistle Within 1.5 stick lengths of the spot of the foul Must settle prior to restart (feet stationary on the ground and the ball in the head of the stick) If official has to reset, then the restart is on the whistle Example: If player attempts to self-start farther than 1.5 stick lengths from spot of the foul 21 7

8 Self-Start Cont d. Offending player must move as directed (4m away/behind) May engage player immediately upon self-start All players more than 4m from the foul must stand Repeated false starts by defenders, delays in moving 4m away/behind, or self-starts beyond 1.5 stick lengths of the spot of the foul may result in delay-ofgame 22 Self-Start Cont d. Noteworthy Boundary Examples: Legal check, ball goes out of bounds = no self-start (no foul occurred within the playing area to cause the ball to go out of bounds) Illegal check within the playing area, ball goes out of bounds = self-start (foul occurred within the playing area play shall commence at the spot of the foul) Cross-check (other type of foul) that causes player to go out of bounds = selfstart (foul occurred within the playing area play shall commence at the spot of the foul) 23 Self-Start Cont d. Foul within 4m of a Boundary Line (sideline or end line): Self-starts are permitted within 4m of a boundary line. If the player awarded the free position does not immediately selfstart then the official is expected to instruct the player(s) to move 4m in. The player awarded the free position can self-start at any point (immediately, during instruction, or after the full administration of the penalty). 24 8

9 25 May NOT self-start Stoppage of the game clock Ball has gone out of bounds Offside violation Illegal draw Awarding of alternate possession All major and minor fouls in the CSA Goal Differential Rule 4, Section 3 10 or more goals, clock will continue to run This includes the last two minutes of each half Self-starts permitted whenever differential of 10 or more goals exists (includes last two minutes) Prohibitions of self-starts pursuant to Rule 5, Section 6 still apply 27 9

10 10 Goal Differential Cont d. Officials call TO/clock stops: Illness Accident or injury Issuance of a card Stick check (not goal-scorer s stick) Unusual circumstance (Rule 4, Section 1) Goal Differential Cont d. Officials signal TO/clock does NOT stop: Major and minor fouls in CSA Alternate possessions Illegal draws Offside violations Pocket depth stick check of goalscorer s stick Goal Differential Cont d. Officials will NOT call timeout for mandatory pocket depth stick check following a goal If time runs out prior to the complete administration of a free position, then it shall NOT be administered 30 10

11 3 Seconds Rule 6, Section 2(a) Minor Foul at spot of the ball Ball outside CSA = Spot of ball with offender 4m away relative to her positioning at the time of the foul Direct Ball in CSA above GLE = 12m relative to spot of ball with offender 4m away - lane cleared Direct Ball in CSA below GLE = Dot with offender 4m away (in the direction towards the sideline) Direct No self-start because foul occurred in CSA 31 Defense in Goal Circle Rule 6, Section 3 When team is in possession of the ball May run through or remain in the goal circle May play the ball within the goal circle as long as both feet are within the goal circle Multiple players are permitted Ball must clear the goal within 10 seconds

12 90-Second Possession Clock Rule 5, Section 5 Division Divisions 2 and Visible 90-Second Possession Clock 2 on either end of the field recommended 1 at mid-field will satisfy requirement Will start after a team has gained possession At the expiration, change of possession Second Possession Clock Resets: Any card (yellow, red, or green) has been issued to the team without possession Shot on goal by the team with possession (this excludes a shot that goes wide of the pipes or above the crossbar) Save by the goalie of the team without possession Shot by the team with possession that hits a pipe or rebound off a save and the team who shot the ball has retained possession Change of possession Second Possession Clock Stops: At any point the game clock is stopped After all major and minor fouls in the CSA When the ball goes out of bounds on the end line 36 12

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14 Draw Note Following Rule 5, Section 2 Is set when the official s hands are on the sticks No substitution Cannot switch players behind the restraining line with players on the circle Cannot change drawer Meter Free Note Following Rule 7, Section 14 Shooter may have stick in arc 42 14

15 43 Goalkeeper Misconduct Appendix F Yellow Card 1 Dressed Goalkeeper Must remain in the game Coach must designate another player to leave the field and enter the penalty area 2 nd Dressed Goalkeeper She must substitute Coach must designate another player who must leave the field along with the carded goalkeeper and enter the penalty area 44 Goalkeeper Misconduct Appendix F Second Yellow or Red 2 nd Dressed Goalkeeper She must substitute Coach must designate another player who must leave the field along with the carded goalkeeper and enter the penalty area No 2 nd Dressed Goalkeeper Goalkeeper must leave the field and enter the penalty area No substitution is made 45 15

16 Officials Positioning Rule 3, Section 7 Officials shall position themselves on the playing field so that the A and B officials are table-side and the C official is on the far side of the field. 46 Pre-game Stick Inspections Rule 5, Section 30 Pocket depth check Examination of the stringing and head Suspected violations of Appendix E warrant further inspection/ measurement Random selection of 5 sticks per team (picked from lines) If illegal manipulation (excluding pocket depth) Non-releasable yellow card 47 Random 5 Measurements Measurements of randomly selected 5 sticks: Measure stick length (90-110cm) Measure minimum inside width at widest point (16cm) Measure minimum inside width at narrowest point (6.7cm) Measure outside width of head at widest point (18cm min to 23cm max) 48 16

17 After Every Goal Rule 5, Section 32 Officials check every goal scorer s stick Pocket-depth check No substitutions until stick is deemed legal Suspected violations of Appendix E warrant further inspection/measurement 49 During the Game Rule 5, Section 31 Each team is allowed 3 stick check requests Any sticks in use In the bench area, sideline, field of play When? Timeouts Halftime Before the game Before overtime Prior to the start of the draw 50 During the Game Cont d. Will consist of pocket depth check and full examination of the stringing and head of the stick, including measurements pursuant to Appendix E Pocket depth = Minor Foul (spot of the ball) Illegal manipulation = Non-releasable yellow card Coach/Player may request only pocketdepth check Still counts as 1 of the 3 requests May only be requested during timeouts, halftime, before the game, before overtime, prior to the start of the draw 51 17

18 Checklist #1: Heads must be attached with recessed screws #2: Prohibited Baking Drilling additional holes Breaking/reconstructing with adhesive material Stretching Pinching Shaving 52 #3 Attachments Attachment to sidewalls must be no more than 1.5 inches from its adjacent attachment Measured from the inside edges of the hole

19 #4 Thongs Thongs must be attached through holes through the scoop and at the ball stop May be attached to second material May NOT be more than.5 inches from the bottom of the scoop May NOT be more than 1.5 inches from the ball stop 55 #5 Thongs cont d Thongs Must not be bunched along the width Must not touch in top 1/3 Must not more than 1.5 inches apart Measured from inside of adjacent thongs 57 19

20 Not bunched #6 Loose Ends/ Additional Stringing Loose ends May not weave back up through pocket or sidewall Must remain below the ball stop Additional pocket attachment stringing May not be tied behind the pocket above the ball stop Strings not directly required for pocket attachment are not allowed

21 61 #7 Shooting Strings Shooting Strings May have no more than 2 Must be attached directly to both sidewalls in upper 1/3 of head Or top string in upper 1/3 and bottom inverted U in upper 2/3 May NOT be crossed May NOT touch beyond the outside thongs 62 A5ached to both sidewalls Not Touching 21

22 #8 Circumventions Watch for the following: Top string close to scoop and bottom string in position to form a lip or cup to control draw Both strings close enough together to channel the ball between them and the scoop to gain control on the draw 64 22

23 Approximate Timeline February 16, 2016: Open request for rules proposals (Call for Proposals) March 14, 2016: Deadline for proposals March 28, 2016: Rules survey launches April 15, 2016: Rules survey closes June 6-8, 2016: Rules Committee Annual Meeting Late June: Two Week Comment Period (rules change year) July: PROP meeting to consider rules change proposals 67 23