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Rule 6-2.3 states GK interference when he has the ball is a play on. Cases 6-2 E and 6-2 I are closest to this scenario. I assume a crease violation, being less severe than GK interference, is a similar situation.
Therefore, I would rule a play on. It is essentially the ONLY time a play on is called when the offended team is in possession. All other times, during possession it is a flag down/slow whistle situation.
If the GK fails to run the ball out of the crease or fails to complete an outlet pass, give the ball to GK's team at center X.
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Tue Jun 01, 2004, 10:09pm
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