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Endline Throw in-GJV Team A running of time so A1 throws the ball pretty hard at B1-hits her knee and goes OOB. My question Is there any level of force in this sitch that justifys a foul ? i called OOB on B but was a little uncomfortable with A throwing the ball at B like that . At the extreme could A throw the ball and hit B in the face-doesn't seem right to me .... Thanks for input.
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As an official, you always have the ability to judge something as an unsporting act and assess the appropriate penalty. In your extreme example, A1 could be DQ'd for her action if you deem it to be flagarant.
You are the judge and the jury on the floor but take your responsibilities seriously.
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Strictly judgment on your part. If you feel that A1 was merely trying to save the ball in the only way that she could, then you have nothing.
If you feel that A1 was intentionally trying to hit B1 in a sensitive area, or that A1 used the situation as an excuse to intentionally take a free shot at B1, then you could call the act unsportsmanlike.
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