Lacrosse Rules: Ask the Ref/Ump

Lacrosse Rules: Ask the Ref/Ump

Do you have a question for a real, live, practicing lacrosse official? LaxPower has knowledgeable men's and women's officials who consult on matters of the rules, and they would be happy to try to answer your questions.

In your message, do let them know what level you're talking about (e.g., college or high school). Please try to make your question or the situation you are describing as clear and specific as possible.

If your question is "legit," you'll receive a direct response, and we may use (anonymously) your question and the answer it receives in our Q&A section.

Ask the Ref!
(Men's and Boys')

Ask the Ump!
(Women's and Girls')

Ask the Ref! (Men's and Boys')
Your name (first name will do):

Your e-mail address:

Please enter your question in the window below. Text will wrap, so you don't need to press Enter unless you'd like to start a new line or double space. If you prefer, you can paste text from your word processor into the window.

Note: After pressing the "submit" button, you will get a warning (this is normal; just press "OK") but no subsequent acknowledgement that your message was sent. Do not press the "submit" button more than once.

Ask the Ump! (Women's and Girls')
Your name (first name will do):

Your e-mail address:

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