2 Marks SECTION 2 There are 8 questions in Section 2 Based on the situations given:- Identify any infringements Possible Actions and Your reasoning behind your eventual conclusion Example 1: Red WA crosses into the Goal Circle in an attempt to get free of the Blue WD. At the same time the Blue GD intercepts a shot for goal by the Red GA. This is the second time that the Red WA has done this in the last five minutes. Infringement Offside and Game Management 1 mark Possible Play Advantage or award a Free Pass to Blue team for offside or apply the Actions/ Game Management Rule and caution the Red WA advising that the Sanctions behaviour must change. 1 mark Reasoning Red WA is out of position and the Blue team are in possession of the ball, so the Blue team may have a clear opportunity to go on the attack. Red WA being offside may interfere with the other players in the goal circle and mean that the Blue team cannot get the ball out of the goal circle and therefore the Umpire may choose to penalise the offside. The Umpire may have to consider the action of the Red WA. If the offside is considered to be persistent then the Umpire would deal with this under game management and caution the Red WA advising that the behaviour must change. 2
2 Marks SECTION 2 There are 8 questions in Section 2 Based on the situations given:- Identify any infringements Possible Actions and Your reasoning behind your eventual conclusion Example 1: Red WA crosses into the Goal Circle in an attempt to get free of the Blue WD. At the same time the Blue GD intercepts a shot for goal by the Red GA. This is the second time that the Red WA has done this in the last five minutes. Infringement Offside and Game Management 1 mark Possible Actions/ Sanctions Play Advantage or award a Free Pass to Blue team for offside or apply the Game Management Rule and caution the Red WA advising that the behaviour must change. 1 mark Reasoning Red WA is out of position and the Blue team are in possession of the ball, so the Blue team may have a clear opportunity to go on the attack. Red WA being offside may interfere with the other players in the goal circle and mean that the Blue team cannot get the ball out of the goal circle and therefore the Umpire may choose to penalise the offside. The Umpire may have to consider the action of the Red WA. If the offside is considered to be persistent then the Umpire would deal with this under game management and caution the Red WA advising that the behaviour must change. 2
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