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Peter Fox Memorial Lacrosse Tournament Regulations

Rules for playing will be in accordance with the Canada Lacrosse Association (CLA) and
Lacrosse New Brunswick (LNB).

Fighting – Any player or team official incurring a fighting penalty will be ejected from the
tournament.

Match Penalties – Any player or team official incurring a match penalty will be ejected from
the tournament.

Gross Misconduct Penalties – Any player or team official incurring a gross misconduct
penalty will be ejected from the tournament.

Game Misconduct Penalties – Any player or team official incurring a game misconduct
penalty will be ejected from the game. If the penalty is called in the last 10 minutes of the
game, the player or team official will miss the remainder of the game plus the following game.

Checking from behind – If a player receives a 5- minute checking from behind, the player
will be ejected from the game and shall receive a 2 game suspension. If this occurs in the last
10 minutes of the game, they will be suspended for the next 3 games.

General Tournament Rules


1. Every player and team official competing must be listed on the first game sheet of the
team’s first game. No additions will be accepted without prior authorization from the
Tournament Committee.

2. During the round robin portion of the tournament, the team with the most goals at the end
of the game will earn the win (W). The team with the least amount of goal will receive a loss
(L). If the game ends and both team have an equal number of goals, it will result in a draw and
both teams will receive a tie (T).

Games
1. All games will be played with three 15 minutes periods.

2. The last minute of the game will be stop time unless there is a three (3) goal spread.

3. Other than that the clock will stop only to set penalties and for injuries.

4. There will be a one (1) minute break between periods


5. If time allows there will be a 5 minute warm-up before each game.

6. The Seven (7) goal mercy rule shall apply. In a mercy rule, the winning team will get credit
for a + 7 goal spread and the losing team will show a – 7 goal spread.

Overtime Rules
1. Overtime will be played in the semifinals and finals only.

2. The first overtime period will be a full 10-minute overtime period and the team that scores
the most goals will be declared the winner.

3. If there is no score after the 10-minute overtime period, a five (5) minute sudden victory
period will be played with each team removing one (1) player.

4. If there is no score after the 5 minute period, each team will remove one more player to a
minimum of three players per team.

Tie Breaking Formula


If two or more teams are tied at the conclusion of a Round Robin/Modified Round Robin
Series, then the following procedure will be used to determine the final rankings before the
final games are played:

1. The team with the most wins in the round robin gains the higher position.

2. The team with the least amount of losses in the round robin gains the higher position.

3. The team with the highest goal percentage (goals for minus goals against), gains the higher
position.

4. If the teams are still tied, the team with the least number of penalties minutes throughout
all the round robin games gains the higher position

5. If the teams are still tied, the team that gave up the least amount of goals throughout all the
round robin games gains the higher position.

6. If the teams are still tied, the team that scored the most goals throughout all the round
robin games gains the higher position.

7. If the teams are still tied, then the team which scored the first goal in the game between the
tied teams gains the higher position.
Team Discipline:
Team discipline is the responsibility of the individual teams and their coaches and managers,
who shall be held responsible for the maintenance of discipline and proper team or individual
conduct. Any breach of discipline, whether on the playing floor or off, shall be dealt with by
the Tournament Committee.

1. The official scorer shall obtain a printed lineup from the manager or coach of each team
prior to the start of the game. This shall be verified and signed by the manager or coach in
charge.

2. The referee will report all Match Penalties, Gross Misconduct Penalties, Major Penalties for
Checking from Behind and unusual situations (line brawls, player(s) leaving the players/penalty
bench, refusing to start play, etc.) to the Appeals/Discipline delegate immediately following
the game either in person or by telephone.

Appeal Procedure

1. The right of appeal shall pertain to players, coaches, managers, team officials, game officials,
teams who have been suspended for infractions covered by the rules

2. The decision of the Appeal and Discipline Committee shall be final and binding for all parties
concerned.

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