Rules for Game Play

Faceoff Call is (Down - Whistle)

Time outs only stop clock in last 1 minutes of the Quarter - T.O. From Anywhere On Field

Player Code of Conduct

• Obey all US Lacrosse rules for the game of lacrosse (if any questions please go to www.uslacrosse.org for an official rule book).
• Be courteous to opposing teams and
  officials
• Play hard and to the limit of his/her
  ability
• Retain his composure and never
  leave the bench area to enter a playing
  area to engage in un-sportsmanlike
  physical or verbal behavior
• Be modest when successful and
  gracious in defeat
• Play for the love of the game
• Respect the integrity and judgment of
  officials and accept their decisions
  without question
• Respect the privilege of the use of
  public facilities.

Spectator Conduct

• Maintain high ideals of sportsmanship
• Be modest when successful and be
  gracious in defeat
• Respect the integrity and judgment of
  officials and accept their decisions
  without question
• Support all participants without regard
  of which team is winning
• Maintain composure and refrain from
  un-sportsmanlike behavior.

Officials Conduct

• Know the rules and their interpretation
  and administer them
• Report for duty in advance of game
  time and dress in specified uniform
• Be impartial and fair, yet firm, in all
  decisions
• Refrain from commentary upon play or
  game situations.

Game Staff and  Employee Conduct

• Be courteous to all players and spectators
• Be respectful at all times of all persons at the facilities
• Know the rules and their interpretation
  and administer them
• Report for duty in advance of game
  time and dress in specified uniform
• Be impartial and fair, yet firm, in all
  decisions
• Refrain from commentary upon play or
  game situations
• Refrain from using foul language at all times
• Act in a professional manner at all times on location
• Up hold all league rules at all times.

Coach Conduct

• Demonstrate high ideals, desirable
  attitudes, and good sportsmanship and
  demand same standards for players
• Maintain self-control at all times,
  accepting adverse decisions without
  public display of emotion or of
  dissatisfaction with the officials
• Emphasize the importance of proper
  sideline behavior and the necessity of
  restraining from entering the playing
  area to engage in un-sportsmanlike
  physical or verbal behavior
• Promote the purpose of competition;
  which is to increase the physical,
  mental, emotional and social well
  being of players and the value of
  competition is derived from playing the
  game fairly
• Be modest when successful and
  gracious in defeat
• Provide all the players the opportunity
  to use and develop initiative,
  leadership, and judgment
• Promote the physical condition and
  well-being of players, refusing to
  jeopardize the health of the individual
• Teach athletes that it is better to lose
  fairly than win unfairly
• Refuse to disparage an opponent, an
  official or others associated with sports
• Supervise participants under his/her
  immediate care.