just as I mentioned, she was deemed to b too close to the wa, but she tried
to back off when the wa received the ball but the action was not acceptable
to the umpire. I had to tell her to stay 5ft away from the player.
CK truth



<kismail@ozemail.
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03/06/2003 10:50 Subject: Re: [netballcoaching]
umpiring rule
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Please respond to
netballcoaching






The answer is yes but the umpire should only do it as a last resort when
all other avenues have been tried as per what the rules states for
penalties. You would not advance a penalty unless there was sufficient
reason to advance it. Did anything happen to for the umoire to advance the
penalty?
>
> From: Carine_koh@...
> Subject: [netballcoaching] umpiring rule
> Date: 06/03/2003 13:15:40
> To: netballcoaching@yahoogroups.com
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