OYL JO Training-USA Lacrosse Officiating 2024

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Please view the video at: https://youtu.be/rnxz8oAurRk. Then fill out your email address, name level of experience, and answer the questions below.

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Name (first last) *

How many years have you been officiating youth lacrosse? *

What do we see a lot in this video that we don't want to see in a youth lacrosse game (pick the best answer)? *

Dives into the crease.

Takeout checks.

Officials wearing white shorts.

Hits to the head and neck.

Officials during faceoffs, pointing to the sky with one hand and the ball with the other.

None of the above belong in youth lacrosse.

In transition, if there's a late hit and an offside, which should Trail focus on. *

Offside, since it requires more time to count.

Late hit, because it's a safety issue.

Trail should focus on both, since they're his responsibility.

What is our job when coaches have questions about calls? *

Make sure they eventually agree that it was the right call.

Throw the flag. Coaches don't get to question our calls.

Inform them, not convince them regarding the call.

Ignore them. Paying attention to them only encourages bad behavior.

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