Indoor Lacrosse Quiz 5

1. For the purpose of all FIL games a player with a breakaway is defined as a player in control of the ball immediately transitioning from defense to offense with an unobstructed path to the goal and a reasonable scoring opportunity.

True

False

Rule 6.9.5 BREAKAWAY DEFINITION A player with a BREAKAWAY is defined as a player in control of the ball immediately transitioning from defense to offense with an unobstructed path to the goal and a reasonable scoring opportunity. This shall be the definition of a breakaway for this rulebook.

Explanation

Rule 6.9.5 BREAKAWAY DEFINITION A player with a BREAKAWAY is defined as a player in control of the ball immediately transitioning from defense to offense with an unobstructed path to the goal and a reasonable scoring opportunity. This shall be the definition of a breakaway for this rulebook.

2. Goalies are responsible for serving all of their penalties. When they are assessed a penalty, they must be immediately replaced by the back up goalie.

True

False

Rule 6.8.1 to 6.8.3 Goalies serve all penalties assessed to them except minor penalties which will be served by the inhome.

Explanation

Rule 6.8.1 to 6.8.3 Goalies serve all penalties assessed to them except minor penalties which will be served by the inhome.

3. A player from team B is found to be wearing dangerous equipment in the opinion of the referee. He will be immediately removed from the game. If he reenters with the same issue he will be give a 2 minute penalty and a game misconduct.

True

False

Rule 5.6.1 DANGEROUS EQUIPMENT No player shall wear or use any equipment, which in the opinion of the referees endangers him or other players. In such cases, the referee's decision is final. Should a referee deem the equipment is dangerous, the player shall receive a 2 minute minor penalty, and automatic game misconduct.
NO warnings for dangerous equipment

Explanation

Rule 5.6.1 DANGEROUS EQUIPMENT No player shall wear or use any equipment, which in the opinion of the referees endangers him or other players. In such cases, the referee's decision is final. Should a referee deem the equipment is dangerous, the player shall receive a 2 minute minor penalty, and automatic game misconduct.
NO warnings for dangerous equipment

4. Team A receives a minor penalty. Play will always resume with Team B starting with the ball.

True

False

Rule 6.2.2 POSSESSION AFTER MINOR PENALTY Possession goes to the team fouled, unless the penalty occurs prior to the start of a quarter or overtime period or after the whistle has sounded denoting the scoring of a goal. In these cases the play restarts with a center faceoff.

Explanation

Rule 6.2.2 POSSESSION AFTER MINOR PENALTY Possession goes to the team fouled, unless the penalty occurs prior to the start of a quarter or overtime period or after the whistle has sounded denoting the scoring of a goal. In these cases the play restarts with a center faceoff.

5. Team A player receives his second major. He is automatically given a game misconduct. He will not go the penalty box. His time will be served by the inhome.

True

False

Rule 6.3.2 TWO MAJORS IN ONE GAME For the second major penalty in the same game to the same player, the player shall be ruled off the floor for the balance of the game. He must be replaced in the penalty box by the inhome immediately. When a player receives his second major penalty, the player shall be assessed the major penalty plus a game misconduct.

Explanation

Rule 6.3.2 TWO MAJORS IN ONE GAME For the second major penalty in the same game to the same player, the player shall be ruled off the floor for the balance of the game. He must be replaced in the penalty box by the inhome immediately. When a player receives his second major penalty, the player shall be assessed the major penalty plus a game misconduct.

6. For FIL games, any player receiving a match penalty will automatically receive a two game suspension.

True

False

Rule 6.6.2 MATCH PENALTY AUTOMATIC SUSPENSION A player incurring a match penalty shall automatically receive a game suspension and shall be subject to further discipline by the appropriate governing body of the game during which the match penalty was assessed.

Explanation

Rule 6.6.2 MATCH PENALTY AUTOMATIC SUSPENSION A player incurring a match penalty shall automatically receive a game suspension and shall be subject to further discipline by the appropriate governing body of the game during which the match penalty was assessed.

7. Team B scores while Team A has two players in the penalty box serving minors. After the goal, the player serving the first called penalty is released.

True

False

Rule 6.2.4 PENALTY RELEASE AFTER GOAL SCORED If the opposing team scores a goal while a team is shorthanded by one or more minor or bench minor penalties, then the first of such penalties shall be automatically terminated.

Explanation

Rule 6.2.4 PENALTY RELEASE AFTER GOAL SCORED If the opposing team scores a goal while a team is shorthanded by one or more minor or bench minor penalties, then the first of such penalties shall be automatically terminated.

8. During the overtime period Team A receives a minor and Team B a major. Team B will be man down for three minutes.

True

False

Rule 3.6.5
MAJOR AND MINOR ASSESSED UNDER FIVE MINUTES IN REGULATION OR IN OVERTIME During the last five (5) minutes of regulation time, or at any time in overtime, when a minor penalty and a major penalty are assessed to two opposing players on the same stoppage of play, the three minute differential shall be served immediately as a major penalty.

Explanation

Rule 3.6.5
MAJOR AND MINOR ASSESSED UNDER FIVE MINUTES IN REGULATION OR IN OVERTIME During the last five (5) minutes of regulation time, or at any time in overtime, when a minor penalty and a major penalty are assessed to two opposing players on the same stoppage of play, the three minute differential shall be served immediately as a major penalty.

9. Team B player receives a major or minor penalty along with a misconduct. The inhome player must enter the penalty box immediately so they they can be released when the major or minor are completed. The player receiving the misconduct shall serve the full 10 minute misconduct penalty time only.

True

False

6.4.2 and 6.4.3

Explanation

6.4.2 and 6.4.3

10. With 8 minutes remaining in the first period a player of Team A in on a breakaway when he is tripped from behind by a Team B player. A penalty shot will be awarded to Team A. Any dressed player from Team A may take the penalty shot.

True

False

Rule 6.9.8 TRIPPING When a player is on a breakaway and is tripped or otherwise fouled from behind, a penalty shot shall be awarded to the nonoffending team.

Explanation

Rule 6.9.8 TRIPPING When a player is on a breakaway and is tripped or otherwise fouled from behind, a penalty shot shall be awarded to the nonoffending team.

11. Team B has two players serving minors. A third player from Team B receives a minor. In lieu of the penalty, team A will be awarded a penalty shot. Regardless of the outcome of the shot, play will continue with Team B two players down. The Team B player receiving the third minor will replace the player with the shortest amount of time in the penalty box.

True

False

Rule 6.9.2
TWO MEN DOWN AND ADDITIONAL PENALTY TO THIRD PLAYER If a team is already two (2) men down from full strength and is assessed an additional time penalty to a third player, the nonoffending team shall be awarded a penalty shot. Regardless of the outcome of the penalty shot, the floor strength will remain as it was prior to the penalty shot. The team that received the third time penalty will begin play after the penalty shot, two men down from full strength.
= Roll the penalty box (interpretation)

Explanation

Rule 6.9.2
TWO MEN DOWN AND ADDITIONAL PENALTY TO THIRD PLAYER If a team is already two (2) men down from full strength and is assessed an additional time penalty to a third player, the nonoffending team shall be awarded a penalty shot. Regardless of the outcome of the penalty shot, the floor strength will remain as it was prior to the penalty shot. The team that received the third time penalty will begin play after the penalty shot, two men down from full strength.
= Roll the penalty box (interpretation)

12. Team B is on a breakaway when Team A goalkeeper deliberately displaces the goal. The referee will allow play to continue. If a goal is scored it is counted. If not, a penalty shot is awarded to Team B.

True

False

Rule 6.9.9 INTENTIONAL DISPLACEMENT OF THE GOAL ON A BREAKAWAY If the goalie or a defending player deliberately displaces the goal post during the course of a breakaway, a penalty shot will be awarded to the nonoffending
team. The referee will stop play immediately and award the penalty shot.

Explanation

Rule 6.9.9 INTENTIONAL DISPLACEMENT OF THE GOAL ON A BREAKAWAY If the goalie or a defending player deliberately displaces the goal post during the course of a breakaway, a penalty shot will be awarded to the nonoffending
team. The referee will stop play immediately and award the penalty shot.