Common Minor Fouls: Cover – Players cannot guard (cover) a ground ball with her foot or crosse. Empty Stick Check – A girls' lacrosse player can ...

Major Fouls - Mandatory Cards · Check to the Head · Dangerous Follow Through/ Dangerous Propel · SLASH · Dangerous Contact.

Some common checking violations include: check to the head (all checks must be made away from the body), slash, dangerous follow through of check, dangerous ...

Multiple Fouls: If the defending team commits a third foul before the attacking team crosses over the restraining line into their offensive end. The foul ...

There are two types of fouls in women's lacrosse, major and minor. When a minor foul is committed anywhere on the field, the player who committed the foul ...

Repeated violation of minor fouls should be penalized as major fouls. Any minor foul done in a dangerous manner may be penalized as a Major Foul. During a slow ...

there is a restraining line violation;. 3. there is an illegal draw;. 4. major or minor fouls occurring in the 11m area including goal circle fouls. Rule 18 ...

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If a major foul by a defensive player occurs within 8-meters of the goal circle above the goal line extended, the entire penalty zone must be cleared. All ...

1. Foul committed by the defense in the critical scoring area and below goal line extended; 2. Goal circle fouls; 3.