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Summary of Indoor Actionball RulesIndoor Netball rules apply where there are no specific Actionball rules advised below: The positions are: - Goal Shooter (GS) – attacking goal third and circle, centre third - Goal Attack (GA) – attacking goal third and circle, centre third - Wing Attack (WA) – all thirds not including the goal circles, can shoot 2 point shots from outside the goal circle - Wind Defence (WD) – all thirds not including the goal circles, can shoot 2 point shots from outside the goal circle - Goal Defence (GD) – defensive third and circle, centre third - Goal Keeper (GK) – defensive third and circle, centre third There is a minimum of 3 females and a maximum of 3 males The male players must play in the following areas - 1 goal shooter or goal attack - 1 centre court player - 1 goal defence or goal keeper If only 2 males are able to play then they must play in a goal defence or goal keeper AND a goal shooter or goal attack position. Therefore, no male will be in a centre court position
Teams consist of 6 players and may have substitutes – each team must have a minimum 6 registered players Teams may play with a minimum of 4 players The duration of the game is 4 x 10 minute quarters, 1minute between quarter times and 1 minute for half time The WD’s from both teams have a toss up at the beginning of the quarter to determine the centre pass direction. Play commences when a successful toss up has been completed. If a toss up has not been successful after 3 attempts (the toss up is not caught by one of the players) than the WA’s change position with the WD’s and the toss up process commences This process will continue through the whole team until a successful toss up has been completed At the beginning of each quarter the WA’s are behind the defensive transverse line for their respective teams All other players are within the normal starting positions as per Indoor Netball rules (GS and GK must start within the goal circle) The nets may be used to pass the ball but cannot be touched by any part of a player – Penalty is a free pass to the non offending side Any net abuse results in a free pass to the non offending side as per Indoor Netball rules After a successful goal, the GK or GD takes the ball at the top of the defensive circle to continue play Over the third rules apply as per Indoor Netball rules Footwork, contact, obstruction, held rules apply as per Indoor Netball rules If a 2 point shot is unsuccessful, and the attacking team get the rebound, a 1 point shot must be attempted (the ball must not be thrown out to a player outside the circle) Penalty: free pass to the non offending team If a 1 point shot is unsuccessful and the attacking team get the rebound, the attacker may pass the ball to a player outside the circle for a 2 point shot attempt (as long as the ball touched the ring or another player and replay rules do not apply) If in the attempt of a rebound or 1 point shot the GS/GA are obstructed or contacted and a penalty awarded, the GS/GA may pass the ball to a player outside the circle for a 2 point shot attempt A shot is successful if it passes completely through the goal ring. The shot can be bounced off the net and does not need to hit the goal ring prior to a successful goal scored. InsurancePersonal Accident Insurance Program has been specifically tailored by Willis Australia Limited to meet the needs of Indoor Sports Centres. The link below provides more information and the policies full conditions are available from Ultimate Indoor Sports Pty Ltd or Indoor Sports NSW. |