Netball Rules: Escalating a Free Pass to a Penalty Pass

Penalty pass = Escalating a sanction where the infringer stands out of play at a new position Offside area = Area on the field where an infringer moves to the edge if standing out of play Warning = Issued by the umpire for multiple advanced and/or escalated sanctions for a player Game management = Involves the umpire deciding on advancing and/or escalating sanctions based on circumstances

Escalating a sanction = Considered inappropriate for infringements endangering player safety unless delaying play is involved Issuing a warning to a team = Occurs when there are cumulative advanced and/or escalated sanctions for that team Delaying play = May lead to advancing and/or escalating a sanction in combination with other game management actions Seriousness of behavior = One of the factors considered by the umpire when deciding to advance and/or escalate a sanction

Rule 18 = Focuses on game management decisions and actions by the umpire during play Rule 21 = Requires the umpire to issue a warning if an individual player has multiple advanced and/or escalated sanctions Rule 22 = Mandates issuing a warning to the next infringer for a team with cumulative advanced and/or escalated sanctions Rule 23 = Deals with warnings as part of game management actions when required

<p>Fair play principles = Guiding factor for advancing and/or escalating sanctions in line with sporting behavior Player safety = Primary consideration when deciding on appropriate game management actions Endangering player safety = Infringements that usually do not lead to advancing and/or escalating sanctions unless delaying play is involved Sporting behavior = Principles influencing umpiring decisions in relation to sanctions and warnings</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Multiple advanced sanctions = Lead to issuing a warning by the umpire as part of game management Cumulative sanctions for a team = Result in warnings being issued to the next infringer for that team Inappropriate behavior = Considered when deciding whether to advance and/or escalate a sanction based on circumstances Umpire's discretion = Key in considering all circumstances, including seriousness of behavior, before taking game management actions</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Advancing a sanction = Dependent on the seriousness of behavior and adherence to fair play principles by players Issuing multiple warnings = A signal from the umpire indicating the need for improved player conduct during the game Combining game management actions = Done to address infringements that endanger player safety while ensuring fair play standards are maintained Escalating sanctions = Involves making penalties more severe based on player behavior, with fairness in mind</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Penalty pass = Infringement occurred and player is either suspended or ordered off</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Retaliation = Player must not retaliate even if opponent breaks the rules Abusive behaviour = Player must not use offensive language or gestures Actions contrary to good sporting behaviour = Player must not act against accepted standards of good conduct Dangerous play = Player must not take actions that endanger others' safety</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Retaliation = Player responds to opponent's rule infringement in a prohibited manner Abusive behaviour = Player uses offensive language or gestures towards anyone in the playing enclosure Actions contrary to good sporting behaviour = Player acts against accepted standards of good conduct in the game Dangerous play = Player engages in actions that could endanger another player's safety</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Ordering the player off = In case of serious unsporting behavior Giving a warning = Mild infringement of game conduct Suspending the player = Serious violation of game rules Penalty pass = Common action for certain infringements</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Warning = Mild unsporting behavior Suspension = Serious violation of game integrity Ordering off = Extreme unsporting behavior Penalty pass = Common action for certain infringements</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Head and/or neck contact with playing enclosure = Could result in penalty pass or player being ordered off Head and/or neck contact with goalpost = Could result in penalty pass or suspension of player Unnecessarily forceful action affecting safety of another player = Could lead to serious sanctions like ordering off Careless or reckless actions endangering safety = Could result in penalty pass or suspension</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Infringement on court during a game = Free pass and no goal is scored Infringement off court during a game = Throw-in to the opposing team Opposing player obstructs penalty pass before ball released = Penalty pass where second infringer was standing and all infringers stand out of play Goal Shooter or Goal Attack takes a penalty pass in goal circle = Player may either pass or shoot for goal</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>A player taking a free pass may not shoot for goal = Free pass and no goal is scored Opposing player obstructs penalty pass before ball released = Penalty pass where second infringer was standing and all infringers stand out of play The infringer must stand out of play during a penalty pass = A further penalty pass is awarded which may be advanced Goal Shooter or Goal Attack takes a penalty pass in goal circle = Player may either pass or shoot for goal</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Shooting from free pass = Participating Participating in play after a penalty pass has been awarded = As outlined in [Rule 16] and [Rule 17] Participating during a penalty pass = Not set Sanction for obstructing player during penalty pass = Penalty pass where second infringer was standing and all infringers stand out of play</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Move quickly to the position indicated = Standing beside but away from the player taking the penalty pass Stand beside but away from the player taking the penalty pass = Remaining in this position and not moving until ball released Remain in position during a penalty pass = Not set Opposing player obstructs penalty pass before ball released = Penalty pass where second infringer was standing and all infringers stand out of play</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Awarding a free pass for an on-court infringement = Free pass and no goal is scored Awarding a throw-in for an off-court infringement = Throw-in to the opposing team Awarding a further penalty pass for not standing out of play = A further penalty pass is awarded which may be advanced Awarding a penalty pass for player obstruction before release = Penalty pass where second infringer was standing and all infringers stand out of play</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Moving during a penalty pass being taken = A further penalty pass is awarded which may be advanced Obstructing player during a free pass attempt = Penalty pass where second infringer was standing and all infringers stand out of play Making verbal comments during play after an infringement = Not set Taking multiple shots during a free pass situation = Free pass and no goal is scored</p> Signup and view all the answers