ohio high school rule differences 2014 part 3 rules 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17 starting and restarting...
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Ohio High School
Rule Differences2014
Ohio High School
Rule Differences2014
Part 3
RULES 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17Starting and Restarting Play
RULE 8
The Start of Play
The Start of Play
– Each team in own half of field– Defenders at least 10 yards from ball– Ball stationary on center spot– Referee signals with whistle to kick-off – Ball is in play when it is kicked and moves
forward
Current Knowledge
Kick-Offs
When:
• Start of game
• After each goal– By team scored upon
• Start of second half– By team that did not kick-off in first half– Teams switch ends
Current Knowledge
Additional Points
• Kicker may not “double touch” the ball
• A goal may be scored directly from a kick-off
• Referee must signal to the official timer when to start the clock
Current Knowledge
RULE 9
Ball In and Out
of Play
Ball In and Out of Play
Ball is out of play when:
– It has wholly crossed the goal line or touch line …. On the ground or in the air
–Play has been stopped by the referee
Current Knowledge
Ball In and Out of Play
• Ball is in play at all other times including:
–Rebound from goalpost, crossbar or corner flag post
–Rebound off an official as long as the ball remains on the field of play
Current Knowledge
IFK Restart
Temporary Suspension of Play Due to:– Injury– Inadvertent Whistle – Ball becomes deflated – Interference by an outside agent
Only when one team has “clear” possession of the ball.
“Clear” Possession = No opponent is within playing distance of the ball
Current Knowledge
Drop Ball Restart
Temporary Suspension of Play Due to:– Injury– Inadvertent Whistle – Ball becomes deflated – Interference by an outside agent
Only when neither team has “clear” possession of the ball.
Current Knowledge
Drop Ball Restart
• When ball goes out-of-play due to a simultaneous touch by two opposing players
• When simultaneous fouls of the same degree are committed
Drop Ball
Where ball was when play stopped …. AND
…. 5 yards from the touch-line
Drop Ball
MUST be dropped between two opposing players
Drop Ball
GOAL IS ALLOWED IF EITHER TEAM KICKS BALL DIRECTLY INTO GOAL ON FIRST TOUCH
Against Self or Opponent
RULE 10
Method of Scoring
Definition Of A Goal
When the whole ball has:
• Completely crossed the goal line
• Between the goalposts
• Under the crossbar
Current Knowledge
What’s A Goal?
No Goal
No Goal
Goal
No Goal
Current Knowledge
Goal Scored Directly
• Kick-Off• Direct Free Kick• Penalty Kick• Corner Kick• Goal Kick• Drop Ball
Current Knowledge
Goal NOT Scored Directly
• Indirect Free Kick• Throw-In• Free Kick Into Own Goal• Goal Kick Into Own Goal• Corner Kick Into Own Goal
Current Knowledge
The Throw-In
RULE 15
The Throw-In
When the whole ball has crossed the touch line
Throw-in awarded to opponents of the player who last touched the ball
Current Knowledge
Placement
Awarded from the point where it crossed the touch line
If not, it shall be considered to be improperly thrown
Current Knowledge
Position of Feet
Legal Not Legal
Current Knowledge
Delivery of Ball
• Use both hands
• Deliver ball from behind and over the head
Unless a physical impairment would limit use to one hand
Current Knowledge
Restart
Ball is in play when:– It has left the hands of the thrower–Any part of the ball breaks the plane of
the touchline
If ball does not enter field properly:
A throw-in is awarded to the opponent
Current Knowledge
Infraction By Opponent
If an opponent unfairly distracts or moves to impede the thrower…
Player is Cautioned for “unsporting behavior” and shown the yellow card.
It is an infraction for a defender to stand closer than 2 yds. from point where throw-in is taken.
Current Knowledge
Additional Points
• Thrower may not “double touch” the ball
• A goal may not be scored directly from a throw-in
• May not declare a player offside who receives the ball directly from a throw-in
Current Knowledge
The Goal Kick
RULE 16
Goal Kick
When the whole ball has:• Crossed the goal line in the air or on
the ground• Was last touched by an attacker• A goal was not scored
Current Knowledge
WHERE
A goal kick may be taken from anywhere within the Goal Area.
Current Knowledge
Restart
• Whole ball must leave the penalty area on first touch
• If ball touched prior to leaving the penalty area by either team
Retake goal kickOnce the ball is placed, it cannot be
moved to another part of the Goal Area.
Current Knowledge
Additional Points
• Kicker may not “double touch” the ball
• A goal may be scored directly from a goal kick
• May not declare a player offside who receives the ball directly from a goal kick
Current Knowledge
The Corner Kick
RULE 17
Corner Kick
When the whole ball has:
• Crossed the goal line in the air or on the ground
• Was last touched by a defender
• A goal was not scored
Current Knowledge
Ball Placement
Any portion of the ball shall be
placed within the quarter-circle area
Incorrect positioning
Correct positioning
Correct positioning
Current Knowledge
Encroachment
Opponents shall retire 10 yards
away from
10 yards from the Ball
the ball !
Additional Points
• Kicker may not “double touch” the ball
• A goal may be scored directly from a corner kick
• May not declare a player offside who receives the ball directly from a corner kick
Current Knowledge
Corner Kicks - Potential Dangerous Situation
• Before ball is in play:•Pushing and jostling for position•Hold up kick and warn or Caution
• After ball is in play:•All fouls per Law 12•Penalize per Law 12
Current Knowledge
Bridge Training On-Line Test
on-Line
3-1 An Assistant Referee may be designated by the Referee to give the signal to the official timer when to start and stop the clock.
A. TRUE B. FALSE
3-2 After a game has been stopped for an injury the restart of play must be with a drop ball.
A. TRUE B. FALSE
3-3 In an OHSAA soccer game a drop ball can only be done in the presence of two opposing players.
A. TRUE B. FALSE
Bridge Training On-Line Test
on-Line
3-4 On the taking of a throw-in the ball hits the ground and then bounces into the field of play, the referee should:
A. Allow play to continue
B. Stop play and have the throw-in retaken
C. Stop play and award throw-in to the opposing team
D. None of the above