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Re: ball out of play

Author:
Becks

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Date Posted: 13:15:56 08/14/02 Wed
In reply to: Alan 's message, "ball out of play" on 18:25:18 08/13/02 Tue

Answers below:0)

>When the ball goes over the imaginary line on the
>water at the end of the pool it is either a corner or
>a goalies ball.
>What is the call if the ball goes partly over the line
>through the goal but not all the way?

17. BALL OUT OF BOUNDS (NZ RULES)
"The ball is caused to go out of bounds when any part of the ball touches the line or vertical plane of the Side-line or Goal-line"

>The ball has crossed the line like on the water .
>This quite often happens when the ball bounces off one
>side of the goal and across to the other side or top
>and out again.

5. SCORING A GOAL (NZ RULEs)
"A goal is scored when the whole of the ball passes through the plane of the front of the goal."
>Would be interested on your thoughts

So, basically, - when any part of the ball touches the imaginary vertical plane formed by the sideline or goaline it is deemed out of play: remember a ball is spherical, so although it may not have touched the physical sideline, it can still be out.

You should also be aware that the ball is also considered out of play if it touches a goal support; eg if you have goal support ropes (even if they are technically inside the playing area) the ball is out once it touches goal supports.

If there is any possibility of having your goals modified so that the net is held off the faceof the goal (pulled back) this could help clear up confusion. Sometimes it is very hard to see whether the ball was prevented from passing through the face of the goal by the net (especially corners).

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: ball out of play	Aaron	00:38:55 08/16/02 Fri

Re: ball out of play	Kris	16:35:36 08/20/02 Tue
Re: ball out of play- it's in the rules -- vish, 21:17:12 08/20/02 Tue Re: ball out of play- it's in the rules -- Becks, 16:56:59 08/21/02 Wed Re: ball out of play- it's in the rules -- Kris, 17:31:12 08/21/02 Wed Re: ball out of play- it's in the rules -- vish, 18:34:49 08/21/02 Wed Re: ball out of play- it's in the rules -- Maks, 21:16:43 02/26/03 Wed answer attempt -- Becks, 11:16:19 08/22/02 Thu