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Question Number: 24034

League Specific 9/27/2010

RE: Other

Patrick Faulds of Columbia, SC USA asks...

This question is a follow up to question 24001

Just an FYI. Regarding question 24001. When officiating a match under NFHS Rules, the clock should already be stopped for the goal that had just been scored. No need to stop the clock to issue a caution to the coach.

Thanks as always for your wonderfully informative site!

Answer provided by Referee Gary Voshol

He said it was a JV match, and I gathered from the context that the clock was not stopped. Perhaps a local modification.



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Answer provided by Referee Dennis Wickham

Patrick is correct. Thanks for the clarification!



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Answer provided by Referee Keith Contarino

NFHS 2010-2011 soccer rule book. Rule 6 Section 2 Article 3 The official timer shall a. .....stop the timing device when signaled to do so by a referee for an injury, for a penalty kick, for a caution, for a disqualification, following the scoring of a goal.



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