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Checking in the sphere is when the width of
the shoulders around the head. An opposing player may not check a
stick (crosse) into this sphere or check. The player
will be summoned by the incoming player and must run to the sidelines to
exchange positions. No substitutions can be made on whistles
except following goals. It is expected that this will keep the
game flowing. Checking in the sphere is when the width of
the shoulders around the head. An opposing player may not check a
stick (crosse) into this sphere or check. Cradling in the
sphere is when a player may not cradle within the sphere so that it
is impossible to perform a legal check on her stick. Uncontrolled
check or uncontrolled shot is when a player must have control over
her stick. If a player checks in a slashing motion or follows
through on a shot into the body of a defender, she will be called for a
foul. Shooting space is when a defender may not stand in or
run through the path of a shot to make a goal if she is not within a
stick's length of an offensive player. This foul is called in the
primary shooting area and is only called if the offensive player is
preparing to shoot the ball. Three Seconds is when a
defensive player can not stand inside the eight meter area for
longer than three seconds if she is not within a stick's length of
an opposing player. Empty stick check a player may not
check another player's stick if the ball is not in the stick. Held
stick is when a player may not hold another player's stick down or
push it away to prevent her from getting the ball. Covering
is when a player may not cover the ball with her stick at any
time. Warding off is when a player may not remove one hand
from her stick in order to "block" for herself with the free
hand. Offensive foul is when a offensive player can not
back into the defense or attempt to charge through a defender who has
established position. Crease violation is at no part of any
player or her stick are allowed to cross the plane of the goal circle or
crease. Shooting space is when a defender may not stand in or
run through the path of a shot to make a goal if she is not within a
stick's length of an offensive player. This foul is called in the
primary shooting area and is only called if the offensive player is
preparing to shoot the ball. Three Seconds is when a
defensive player can not stand inside the eight meter area for
longer than three seconds if she is not within a stick's length of
an opposing player. Empty stick check a player may not
check another player's stick if the ball is not in the stick. Held
stick is when a player may not hold another player's stick down or
push it away to prevent her from getting the ball. Covering
is when a player may not cover the ball with her stick at any
time. Warding off is when a player may not remove one hand
from her stick in order to "block" for herself with the free
hand. Offensive foul is when a offensive player can not
back into the defense or attempt to charge through a defender who has
established position. Shooting space is when a defender may not stand in or
run through the path of a shot to make a goal if she is not within a
stick's length of an offensive player. This foul is called in the
primary shooting area and is only called if the offensive player is
preparing to shoot the ball. Three Seconds is when a
defensive player can not stand inside the eight meter area for
longer than three seconds if she is not within a stick's length of
an opposing player. Empty stick check a player may not
check another player's stick if the ball is not in the stick. |
