TWOPERSON POSITIONING 2020 GOALS OF TWOPERSON POSITIONING To

GOALS OF TWO-PERSON POSITIONING To put us in the best position to make the

ROLE OF THE OFFICIALS Assure the Game Is…. Safe Fun Fair 2020 Fluid!

TWO-PERSON POSITIONING Far Side Officials Table Side Officials • • • Should be the

AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY As Lead As Trail Shared Area As Trail As Lead

AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY – THE DRAW Counts players from both teams Administers opening draw

ox DRAW RESPONSIBILITIES ox Official 1 ox ox GK x ox xo o ox

CSA RESPONSIBILITIES Lead Trail ü On-Ball Fouls ü Shooting Space on your side of

LEAD POSITIONING The Lead’s purpose of movement is to see the ball and space

TRANSITION • Stay ahead of and outside the ball • Position your body to

RESPONSIBILITIES IN TRANSITION Lead to Trail Handout: Officials In Transition Trail to Lead

RESTART GUIDELINES LEAD restarts in the CSA Step up as Trail to manage restarts

RESTARTS Each official monitors restarts in on their side of the field Each official

TEAMWORK AND COMMUNICATION Handout: Pregame Checklist Establishes: ü Common understanding ü Efficient transitions ü

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TWO-PERSON POSITIONING 2020

GOALS OF TWO-PERSON POSITIONING To put us in the best position to make the calls that allow us to keep the game safe and fair. To work as a TEAM to cover all areas of the field efficiently and consistently.

ROLE OF THE OFFICIALS Assure the Game Is…. Safe Fun Fair 2020 Fluid!

TWO-PERSON POSITIONING Far Side Officials Table Side Officials • • • Should be the more experienced of the team Will run the Coaches/Captains Meeting Will discuss responsibilities with the Timer and Scorer • • May be less experienced Will participate in all pre-game discussions and meetings Once the game begins, the officials have the same duties throughout the game: they will work together as a team to assure the game is administered safely and fairly. Note: Officials may rotate sides after every 2 or 3 goals. If working with a very inexperienced official, rotating may be too challenging at first, so this is not a mandatory procedure. Discuss this with your partner.

AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY As Lead As Trail Shared Area As Trail As Lead

AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY – THE DRAW Counts players from both teams Administers opening draw

ox DRAW RESPONSIBILITIES ox Official 1 ox ox GK x ox xo o ox ox ox Official 2 ox GK

CSA RESPONSIBILITIES Trail Lead

CSA RESPONSIBILITIES Lead Trail ü On-Ball Fouls ü Shooting Space on your side of the Arc ü Goal Circle Activity ü Endline and Sideline Boundaries ü Off Ball Fouls on your side of the Arc ü Off-Ball Fouls ü Shooting Space on your side of the Arc ü Restraining Line Violations ü Dangerous Propelling/Dangerous Follow Through

LEAD POSITIONING The Lead’s purpose of movement is to see the ball and space between the ball carrier and her defenders Two approaches to Lead Positioning: QUADRANTS TANGENT 2 3 1 4 Use the approach that works best for you!

LEAD TANGENT POSITIONING

LEAD QUADRANT POSITIONING 2 3 1 4

TRANSITION • Stay ahead of and outside the ball • Position your body to keep play and players in your vision Trail to Lead • Maintain a “view” of the action into CSA • Count players ahead of you • Stay up with play, run through restraining line Lead to Trail • Anticipate where the play is going

RESPONSIBILITIES IN TRANSITION Lead to Trail Handout: Officials In Transition Trail to Lead

RESTART GUIDELINES LEAD restarts in the CSA Step up as Trail to manage restarts when your partner is transitioning to Lead Know when to release to partner Each official always manages restarts on their side and back boundary Manage restarts on your “third” of the field

RESTARTS Each official monitors restarts in on their side of the field Each official restarts play (whistle) in their CSA

THIRDS OF THE FIELD

TEAMWORK AND COMMUNICATION Handout: Pregame Checklist Establishes: ü Common understanding ü Efficient transitions ü Professional Presence ü Partner Support