Frisbari 2/1996 - Ultimate.fi

(~__________E_~_'L_A_'_N_E_N __SÄ_Ä_'_N_T_Ö_CA __ SE_: ________ ~JMUUTOKSIÄ SÄÄNTÖIHINFRJSBARJ TUO VALOA PIMEYTEEN JA TAR..jOAA TEILLE WFDF-S~~NTÖ-KIR..jANVUODEN 1996 UUDISTUKSET. LUKEKAA JA VIISASTUKAA, SUOMENNOKiETTULEVAT PER..~ST~P~IN.DDC204.02 PlayF. Courtesy Signals: Certain situationsoccur during a game when a signalwould clarify the play for theopponents and the officials. Thefollowing non-mandatory courtesysignals should be used when thesesituations occur:(1) when the exchange has just endedand a disc has touched near theboundary line where the officials or theopponents may be unsure if the discwas in or out, the folIowing signalsshould be used. If the disc was out, theplayer should point an arm and fingerat a45 degree angle up and away fromthe center of the court. If the disc wasin, the player should point an a"rm andfinger at a 45 degree angle down andtowards the center of the court.(2) When a team calls a double and theopposing team agrees with the call,they should indicate the acknowledgeddouble by displaying two fingers in amanner as the "victory" or "peace" sign.204.03 ThrowingD. A throw made after a throw fromout-of-bounds is considered a latethrow. See section 204.03GVLTIMATE404.05 Start and restarting PlayD. Throw-off(10) Out-of Bounds: If the throw-offis caught out-of bounds, the receivermust carry the disc to the point on theplaying field proper nearest where thedisc last crossed the perimeter line andput the disc into play at that point.404.10 The ThrowerA. A player may become "the thrower"by fielding apulI, receiving the discfrom his teammate, intercepting a passfrom an opponent ... Whenever the discis on the ground following a turnover,whether in or out-of-bounds, anyplayer becoming offense may takeposession of the disc and become thethrower. A defensive player whoestablishes posession of the discbecom~s the thrower, but may botthrow the disc before he establishes alegal pivot foot. To do so is a travellingviolation.B. Prior to releasing a throw, thethrower must establish a pivot foot andmay not change that pivot foot until thethrow is released exept in the case ofan offensive player who has justreceived a pass and is throwing beforethe third groun:d contact in accordancewith 404.12 (c)404.12 The ReceiverA. Possession: A receiver gainsposession by demostrating sustainedcontact and control of a non-spinningdisc while the receiver is on the groundand in-bounds. Loss of control due toground contact related to a passreception negates that receiverspossession up to that point.c. Traveling: .... areceiverwho catchesthe disc while running or jumping maycontinue to run and throw a pass solong as the throw is released prior tothe receiver making three contacts withthe ground and that he makes nochange in direction or increase inspeed ...E. Interception: A pass is consideredintercepter if a defensive player catchesa pass. If a defensive player catches apass and accidently loses possession ofit before or during ground contactrelated to that catch, the defender isconsidered to have blocked rather thatintercepted the pass.404.13 Foulsc.(4) Should a foul or violation result inpossession reve~ng to a thrower whohas airborne while releasing the disc,play shall be restarted at the point onthe playing field proper closest to thelocation from which the throw wasmade.DISCATHON503.05 LieRemoves the concept of restricted liewhich was added in 1995.TEKSTI: TUULI SAÄR..ENTO