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Syracuse-Oswego Board of Women’s Basketball Officials

January 8, 2012. Syracuse-Oswego Board of Women’s Basketball Officials. House Keeping. Disconcertion of Free-thrower: No opponent shall disconcert the free-thrower. (Taunt, bait, gesture …) 9-1.2.f Keep the flow of the game: Use the Resumption of Play procedure (IF NECESSARY). 4-57.2

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Syracuse-Oswego Board of Women’s Basketball Officials

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  1. January 8, 2012 Syracuse-Oswego Board of Women’s Basketball Officials

  2. House Keeping Disconcertion of Free-thrower: • No opponent shall disconcert the free-thrower. (Taunt, bait, gesture …) 9-1.2.f Keep the flow of the game: • Use the Resumption of Playprocedure (IF NECESSARY). 4-57.2 Verticality: • The hands and arms of the defender may be raised within her vertical plane while the defender is on the playing court or in the air. 4-76.1c

  3. Cont’ House Keeping • ZERO TOLERANCE with assistant coaches. NYS Mod. 10-4.4 & App. III, Section 1.b (p. 107)

  4. Cont’ House Keeping • Keep your focus: • Player control/team control = NO SHOTS • On all dead ball situations, stay focused on the status of the ball … • Throw-in situation (on spot vs. running the baseline) • Awarding free-throw shots (shooter, # of shots)

  5. Modified Rules Hand-out 9th grade teams - • ALL Offenses and Defenses Allowed • No shot clock and NO 3point shot 7th and 8th grade teams - • No shot clock or 3 point shot and or double teaming or zone defenses allowed. • Pressing allowed in the last 2 min of each quarter. (If up by 10 or more points = NO PRESS.)

  6. Modified Game Format • All Quarters = 7 minutes • Overtime = 3 minutes • If still tied = SUDDEN VICTORY. (ALL OVERTIME PERIODS ARE 3 MINUTES)

  7. Modified Game Format • 4 Quarters – less then 12 players • 5 periods = 12 or more players • Halftime after 2 period • 3rd, 4th and 5th periods (10th team foul = 1:1 and on the 13th foul = 2 shots) with an additional full time out

  8. Elbow Contact: • Officials are being reminded that there can be incidental contact with the elbow above or below the shoulders. • Not all contact with the elbow is a foul regardless of where it makes contact.

  9. Elbow Rule Myths These are all FALSE statements. • Every time a player is bleeding because of contact to the head it is a foul. FALSE • Every time there is contact of any kind to the head it is a foul. FALSE

  10. (Con’t) Elbow Rule Myths • The rules committee wants officials to call an flagrant 1 personal foul on all contact to the head. FALSE • When a player runs into an elbow it is always a foul. FALSE

  11. (Con’t) Elbow Rule Myths • This rule only applies to contact to the head and not the neck. FALSE • Contact with an elbow BELOW the neck is always an flagrant 1 or flagrant 2 personal foul. FALSE • The arm area surrounding the elbow is considered the elbow. FALSE

  12. Elbow Rule Facts The official will not be calling fouls any differently than what has been done in the past. • The official’s judgment still determines what is legal/illegal contact. The National Collegiate Athletic Association, August 9, 2010

  13. Excessive Swinging of Elbows The following shall be considered excessive swinging: • a. When arm(s) and elbow(s) are swung about while using the shoulders as pivots, and the speed of the extended arm(s) and elbow(s) exceeds that of the rest of the body as it rotates on the hips or on the pivot foot; or • b. When the speed and vigor with which the arm(s) and elbow(s) are swung is such that injury could result if another player were contacted. 4-36.7

  14. Rulings Contact occurs above the shoulders of an opponent  flagrant 1 or flagrant 2 personal foul. Contact occurs below the shoulders of an opponent  common, flagrant 1 or flagrant 2 personal foul. 10-1.13

  15. Crew Communcation Officiating crews must take every opportunity to communicate effectively. Of specific concern: • The status of the ball  live vs. dead • Administering penalties properly • Try attempts in hand or in flight  offensive or defensive foul occurs

  16. Crew Communcation • The official with pertinent information must communicate with his/her partners. • If the calling official needs information - ask the right questions of partner(s) to properly administer these situations.

  17. Communcation • If you have information that needs to be shared out on the court  Do not bring the information into the post game conference.

  18. Screening • The guard shall give the opponent without the ball  time and distance to avoid contact. • The distance given by the opponent of the player without the ball needs NOT to be more than two strides. 4 - 35.5 b & c, p. 75-6.

  19. Illegal Screening • Video Clip

  20. Questions • AGENDA for Next Meeting

  21. Safe Travels • Keep working hard • Work together • Your partner is your only friend out there  TAKE CARE OF EACHOTHER

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