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1. Introduction
In this presentation:
• Expulsion fouls
Men’s Lacrosse Basic Officiating
FOULS
presentation
Expulsion Fouls
Personal Fouls
Technical Fouls
Execution of Penalties
Simultaneous Fouls

2. Introduction
Expulsion fouls
• Expulsion fouls mostly have nothing to do with playing the game
• Deliberately striking or trying to strike anyone on or near the
field of play (players, coaches, officials, spectators)
• Refusal to accept the autority of officals
• Threathening, foul or abusive language or gestures
• Flagrant misconduct
• Expelled players are still under the responsibility of their coach
• All time incurred by an expelled players is served by the in-home
• If Red #2 is called for a two minute personal and an expulsion
foul, the in-home serves five minutes
Men’s Lacrosse Basic Officiating
FOULS
presentation
Expulsion Fouls
Personal Fouls
Technical Fouls
Execution of Penalties
Simultaneous Fouls

3. Introduction
Expulsion fouls
• After a game with an expulsion foul, the head referee shall write a
report and send it to the league coordinator
• The report shall indicate either that it is considered that the
expulsion is sufficient punishment for the person concerned or
that further actions needs to be taken
• The incident shall then be dealt with under the relevant laws and
bylaws of the governing body
• Do not discuss any possible outcome scenarios with the player(s)
or team officials
Men’s Lacrosse Basic Officiating
FOULS
presentation
Expulsion Fouls
Personal Fouls
Technical Fouls
Execution of Penalties
Simultaneous Fouls