An intentional foul occurs when a player commits a foul with no attempt to play the ball, especially when denying a clear scoring attempt. It results in two free throws and possession for the fouled team. A flagrant foul is more severe and can result in ejection. It involves violent or savage contact like striking or kicking. The penalty is ejection and two free throws. A technical foul is called for disrespecting an official or violating the spirit of the game.

1. Intentional Foul Foul committed with no attempt to play the ball when the person being fouled has a “clear” attempt at a scoring opportunity. Make sure they are not making any play on the ball. If severe enough it becomes a Flagrant Foul (ejectionable) Penalty : 2 free throws (clear the lane) and possession of the ball for the team that is fouled.

2. Flagrant Fouls The penalty for this foul is a technical foul and an ejection for the offending player Is “violent and savage” in nature Includes but is not limited to: Striking Kicking Kneeing Penalty  Player is ejected and 2 foul shots with the lanes cleared for the opposing team.

3. Technical Fouls Never allow a player to disrespect you, the game, or another official. Technical Fouls are called when a player or team has violated the spirit of the game, disrespected the game, and/or disrespected a player.