She "kicked" it, and then I kicked it

[Adam]

The ball is loose on a rebound, and is bouncing low towards A1. Instinctively, she narrows her knees to stop it, trapping it between her shins. The lead sees it clearly, does nothing, and play goes on. I guess it was something he hadn’t seen and it caught him off guard. I was lead.

[Kevzebra]

Violation on A. Ball to be nearest to where the violation occurs.

and don't kick it anymore! ::snicker::

[mick]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

The ball is loose on a rebound, and is bouncing low towards A1. Instinctively, she narrows her knees to stop it, trapping it between her shins. The lead sees it clearly, does nothing, and play goes on. I guess it was something he hadn’t seen and it caught him off guard. I was lead.

I don't see an intentional kick here.
Also, sounds a lot like a jr.high game, yes?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by mick

I don't see an intentional kick here.
Also, sounds a lot like a jr.high game, yes?

She intentionally squeezed her shins together to catch the ball.
Freshman girls. Close enough.

[mick]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

She intentionally squeezed her shins together to catch the ball.
Freshman girls. Close enough.

Catching the ball and intentionally striking the ball are the same?
I remain unsure.
Cases show intentionally deflecting and kicking with foot, but not catching.
Sell me.

[bigdogrunnin]

If a player intentionally strikes the ball with ANY part of the leg or foot it is a violation. Seems to me that the girl intentionally moved her legs to stop the ball, hence the violation.

[tmp44]

A violation occurs anytime a player, with their legs, places a "vice-like grip" on the ball.

[mick]

Originally Posted by tmp44

A violation occurs anytime a player, with their legs, places a "vice-like grip" on the ball.

Rule source?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by mick

Rule source?

There's a specific NCAA AR that applies. Most (?) have the interp apply to FED as well, although I don't recall any specific play.