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Keys for Lead Official

Lead must work ball side Be8er early than late

Work as wide as the ball Work outsidein in rela=on to ball Posi=on adjust as necessary

When rota=ng keep eyes on compe==vematchup Eyes should not look ahead to matchup

that should already be covered by Center

If, while rota=ng, there is a quick shot, drive,or skip pass stop rota=on and go back

The closer the Lead is to closedown, theworse angle he/she has for rebounding foulsand therefore must trust C/T to see thosetypes of plays

Lead is responsible for lane viola=ons, but,must be prepared to assist, when workingoutside, on three point shots on strong side. This becomes a tworeferee play.

Lead should work a step off the end line as areference point

Lead should look for the ball to stop and/orpause when ball is opposite, above, or at thefree throw line extended to ini=ate a rota=onfrom close down

On drives to the basket the Lead must focuson his defender, which is usually thesecondary defender on the play

Most plays, Lead ini=ates setup in eitherclose down (if ball is coming up the oppositeside or middle of court) or wide angle (if ballis coming up strong side of court).


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L


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L


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L

Top of Key Close Down


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L

Oppositeball stops/pauses Rotate


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L

Opposite Matchup Accelerated Pace

XO


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L

Ball below f/t line GET THERE!

XO


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Keys for Trail Official

Posi=on yourself so that youkeep the 10 players and yourpartners in view

When officia=ng the dribblerfrom backcourt to front courtmaintain a 2+2 posi=on (twosteps back, two steps outsidedribbler)

Trial should primarily workoutside in

When ball is pinched onsideline in front court, strongside, Trail can work inside outto maintain good angle

Trail should stay outside thenear laneline extended

Trail should officiate over thedribblers outside shoulder intransi=on

When the ball moves to Csprimary, eyes should godiagonal (through lane to lowblock on Cs side)

Stay in on rebounding do notleak out

Trail marks 3point shots fromstrong side corner to oppositelane line above the key


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T

Trail primarily works outsidein


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T

When ball leaves Ts primary area:

Trail should look diagonal throughlane and to low blockBe prepared for rota=on


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T

When ball ispinchedalong the strong side sideline:

Trail mayposi/on adjust(move) to an insideoutlook to maintain angle on primary matchup


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T

X1

X2

X3

On a dribble drive to the basket from from Tsprimary T should stay with the play to the basket.

T may step down or in to maintain angle on the playIf Ts primary defender is beaten (X1):

The secondary defender who engages in theplay, either Cs defender (X2) or Ls defender(X3) will assume priority on any contact on the

dribbler.


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T

L

When ball is wide, three point line on strong side:

Lead should work as wide as the ball to provide help toTrail (two referee play)

Lead will s=ll have viola=ons in lane


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T

O2 X1

X2

C

When there is a ball screen or hedge

play this is a TWO Referee play

In this illustra=on C must see theback side of this screenC should insure that O2 sets a legalscreen on X1

C should also insure that if X2 jumpsout to defend the ball there is not

illegal contact

Ball screens can take place in mul=ple

loca=ons and should always be consideredTWO referee plays the official on the

backside of the play must help


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T


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T

C

LThis is a trouble area

for the T and C:

C must be availableto accept the ball/

defender as it getspinched/ or a trap

occurs along Cs

sideline.

Once T recognizes Chas accepted the

play, T can rotate to

new C

Lead must recognizethis trouble play and

rotate to strong side

to put the crew in the

best posi=on


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T

Trail should maintain2+2 (two steps

behind and 2 steps

outside) posi=on on

ball

Trail should officiateover the outside

shoulder of ball

handler

Trail will move ontocourt as necessary to

maintain good angleTrail only movesonto court as far as

the near lane line

extended.


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T

X X

X

X X

C

C must remain in a

posi=on to assist new

T on full court press

situa=ons.

X Defenders

No=ce that C has

responsibility from

sideline to sideline

when quick pass from

back court to mid

court area takes place.

Trail would not have a

good look from

behind that play.

C should move with

the players as ball is

transi=oning up the

court.


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C

When the ball is passed to player in front of C (at freethrow lineextended) it is most advantageous for C to step DOWN to get an angle

rather than immediately step UP.

By stepping DOWN one step the C is s=ll in a posi=on to assist withac=on in the key area as well as create a good angle on primary

defenders.

C should maintain a flat posi=on (shoulders parallel to sideline)C can, when ready, step up to adjust angle when there is not acompe==ve matchup on the ball.

C must not step up when ball is closely defended as this may cause C tobe temporarily straightlined on his/her compe==ve matchup.

C should rotate up when ready even if Lead has already rotated to Csside

X


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C

Ini=al set up for C is free throw line extended

1. If ball is top of the key or higher: C mayposi=on adjust a step above free throw

line extended

2. If ball is below free throw line: C mayposi=on adjust a step below free throwline

3. If ball and players are on the strong sideof the court, C may move in a step to be

more engaged in the ac=on

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3

2


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C

X2

X1

On a dribble drive to the basket from Cs primary:

Once dribbler beats Cs primary defender (X1) then Cmust rely on Lead to officiate Leads primary defender (X2)

who becomes the secondary defender on this play.


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C

X1

On a dribble drive to the basket from Cs primary:

C may step IN to maintain angle on primary defender.C must NOT allow a straight line to occur on this play.


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C

X1

On a postcurl play:

The C must officiate this as the Lead will not seefouling ac=on on the top side of the post move


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C

This illustra=on is intended to show that Cposi/on adjust(move) to get good angles (looks) on jump shots (across the

lane) and rebounding ac=on.

C should be in the best posi=on to see between defendersand shooters for contact on jump shots

C should be in the best posi=on to see between offensiveand defensive rebounders for illegal ac=on.

C

C

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