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Written By: The SAY National Rules & Referees Committee Charles Keaney, Director of Officials Copyright SAY 2001Updated 8/2008

LAW 1: Field of Play16 SLIDES

LAW 1: Instructor’s Objectives This is a hidden slide and only holds a place in the notes. If you use PowerPoint it will not appear in the slide show. If you make transparencies skip this slide. LAW 1: Field of Play(HIDDEN SLIDE)

THE FIELD OF PLAY LAW 1: Field of Play1 of 16

LAW 1: Field of Play2 of 16

LAW 1: Field of Play3 of 16

LAW 1: Field of Play(HIDDEN SLIDE)

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LAW 1: Field of Play6 of 16

LAW 1: Field of Play7 of 16

UNSAFE LAW 1: Field of Play8 of 16

LAW 1: Field of Play9 of 16

LAW 1: Field of Play10 of 16

Goal Area LAW 1: Field of Play11 of 16

LAW 1: Field of Play12 of 16

.. LAW 1: Field of Play13 of 16

Penalty Area LAW 1: Field of Play14 of 16

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LAW 1: Field of Play16 of 16

LAW 2: The Ball4 SLIDES

This is a hidden slide and only holds a place in the notes. If you use PowerPoint it will not appear in the slide show. If you make transparencies skip this slide. LAW 2: Instructor’s Objectives LAW 2: The Ball(HIDDEN SLIDE)

The Ball LAW 2: The Ball1 of 4

Ball Rules LAW 2: The Ball2 of 4

Ball Sizes LAW 2: The Ball3 of 4

Ball Sizes LAW 2: The Ball4 of 4

LAW 3: Players & Substitutions7 SLIDES

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LAW 4: Player’s Equipment4 SLIDES

This is a hidden slide and only holds a place in the notes. If you use PowerPoint it will not appear in the slide show. If you make transparencies skip this slide. LAW 4: Instructor’s Objectives LAW 4: Player’s Equipment(HIDDEN SLIDE)

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