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Off The Book Rules

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Off The Book Rules

If you run lacrosse league you need to cover all of the rules that will apply to every division. Atlanta Youth Lacrosse uses the USL Boys Lacrosse Rules, which are slightly modified from NFHS rules, as our foundation governing play at all levels. The general AYL rules may be found on the “Complete League Rules” page.

Next, you need to specify the rules in each division. We find it ...

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Every Lacrosse Signal

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Every Lacrosse Signal

This week is Rules/Officiating week. Two quick things before we dive in: The last post of the week will detail an officiating camp open to all 5th-12th grade AYL players, and any parents who are interested in officiating. Second, I will be detailing youth rules that may not be implemented in your local league. I highly encourage fellow youth lacrosse leagues to consider implementing one or two of the rules I will discuss that drastically improve player skills and are ...

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When Can I Call for a Horn?

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When Can I Call for a Horn?

In the past few games I noticed some confusion regarding proper substitution, which I hope to clear up here.

Lacrosse has two types of substitution, regular and special. Regular substitution always occurs during a dead-ball, and always requires the request for a Horn!. Special substitution may occur during any live-ball or dead-ball situation and no horn is required to sub. That is a hard-and-fast explanation, so lets dig into the basics.

  • Regular Substitution
    • Horn is required
    • Horn may only be requested on a Sideline ...
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Keep it in the Box!

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Keep it in the Box!

Rule 3, Section 3 – Final Two Minutes of Play

  • “During the final two minutes of regulation play, stalling rules will be in effect. The team that is ahead will be warned to ‘keep it in’ once the ball has been brought into its respective goal area.”

This Spring, we are fortunate in having a number of close, competitive games. Many of these games are ending with a two or one goal advantage for the other ...

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