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This document discusses tips for officiating men's lacrosse games. It addresses dealing with confrontation, noting that officials will face disagreement but must command respect. It recommends a "ramp" approach to confrontational coaches or players: starting with a verbal warning, then threatening a penalty, and finally enforcing an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty if the behavior continues after two warnings.
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This document discusses how officials should deal with confrontation in men's lacrosse games. It recommends using "the ramp" approach, which involves first giving a verbal warning, then threatening an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty if the behavior continues, and finally enforcing the penalty by throwing a flag if the confrontational behavior does not stop after two warnings. Maintaining respect between all roles on the field and dealing firmly but fairly with confrontation are important parts of an official's job.
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This document discusses the role of the bench manager (BM) in lacrosse officiating. The BM assists the chief bench official (CBO) by counting down the last 30 seconds of each period and being ready to step in if an on-field official is injured. The BM does not have the same jurisdictional power as on-field officials and only uses a whistle to end periods. The BM wears a similar uniform to officials but with a black shirt or jacket.
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This document provides an introduction to officiating men's lacrosse in the Netherlands. It discusses the NLB officiating committee, which oversees officiating and works to improve rule knowledge and officiating standards. It outlines a level system for officials with four levels that require completing courses, passing assessments, and officiating a certain number of games to advance. It notes that officials must meet minimum criteria to maintain their level each season and may be demoted if these criteria are not met.
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This document introduces a course for becoming a certified men's lacrosse official in the Netherlands. The course aims to train individuals familiar with basic lacrosse rules how to officiate games. It covers topics like meeting the officiating crew, normal play procedures, fouls, special situations, and tips. The course contains chapters with quizzes and will conclude with a final exam testing rule knowledge and officiating, which upon completion will certify participants as level 0 officials. The next section provides additional resources like the official rulebook and answers to frequently asked questions.
Mlbr introduction
This document provides an introduction and overview of an online course about the basic rules of men's lacrosse. The course contains five chapters that cover introductions, basics, play of the game, fouls, and a conclusion. Each chapter includes quizzes to test knowledge, and completing an exam at the end earns a certificate of completion. The goal is to educate players, coaches, fans and others about the game and its rules. The next part of the course is a written section with resources like the official rulebook and answers to frequently asked questions.
Mlbr dutch lacrosse
Dutch men's lacrosse is played year-round, with leagues competing from October to December and February to June. Games are held on weekends with 4-6 teams playing at one location. There are two men's leagues and referees are typically provided by the competing teams. All referees must be certified by taking a certification course administered by the referee committee, whose mission is to improve officiating standards and knowledge of the rules to enhance the sport in the Netherlands. The committee provides courses, clinics, assessments, and answers questions to support the referees.
Mlbr the field
The document discusses the dimensions and lines of a men's lacrosse field. It states that the standard field length is 110 meters and width is 60 meters. It then provides details on the purpose and placement of lines including the endlines, restraining lines, midline, face off X, winglines, goal crease, goal line, and substitution area. It notes that if full dimensions cannot be met, the midfield can be shortened and winglines adjusted accordingly while maximizing available width.
Mlbr players coaches officials
This document discusses the personnel and equipment in men's lacrosse. It states that there are 10 players on the field per team, with 13 substitutes allowed. There must be a designated goalkeeper. It outlines the roles of coaches, captains, in-homes, and designated defenders. It notes there are 3 on-field officials and 1 chief bench official, with an optional bench manager. Finally, it describes the duties of the officials like referees, chief bench official, and bench manager.
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- 1. Pre-game In this presentation: • Dealing with confrontation • The ramp Men’s Lacrosse Basic Officiating TIPS & TRICKS presentation Crew Communication Conduct of an Official Dealing with Confrontation Your First Time
- 2. Pre-game Dealing with confrontation • There will always be players, coaches or fans that do not agree with an officials’ call • That’s OK, and part of the game and the roles therein • There always needs to be respect for each role and person on the field • The ramp is a way to deal with confrontational coaches, players and other team personnel Men’s Lacrosse Basic Officiating TIPS & TRICKS presentation Crew Communication Conduct of an Official Dealing with Confrontation Your First Time
- 3. Pre-game The ramp • Start with a verbal warning • “Coach, that’s enough, let’s play” • Restart play quickly (if play was dead) • If situation continues, give a verbal warning of impending foul: • “I’ve warned you twice now, next time will be an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty” • If situation continues: • Throw a flag and / or call the unsportsmanlike conduct foul • Never give a warning more than twice, enforce the limit! Men’s Lacrosse Basic Officiating TIPS & TRICKS presentation Crew Communication Conduct of an Official Dealing with Confrontation Your First Time
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