OFFICIALS AND OFFICIATING IN BASKETBALL

basketball

As in most sporting

competitions,

_ employs

officials in order to

control the flow of

the game and

enforce the rules.

officials

As in most sporting

competitions,

basketball employs

_ in order to

control the flow of

the game and

enforce the rules.

OFFICIATING STAFF

-position will depend on how

regulated the game will be

FIVE (5)

OFFICIATING STAFF Minimum number is _

-Referee

-Umpire

-Scorer

-Timer

-Shot-clock Operator

OFFICIATING STAFF (5)

Referee

Before the game,

inspect the

equipment.

Referee

In-charge of jump

ball and warm up.

Referee:

During the game,

determine the

calls, violations,

fouls, and

misconduct.

Referee

Approving the final

score

calls

violations

fouls

misconduct

Referees during the game determine the (4)

Table Officials:

Record of line up

Table Officials:

Record the score.

Table Officials:

Accomplish the score sheet.

Table Officials:

Determine the possession of

the ball.

Table Officials:

Signal if there is time

out and substitution.

Table Officials:

Keep track of the statistic of the

players

Violations

occurs when the

player breaks one of the rules

of Basketball.

Foul

is an illegal action that can

be committed by player from

one team against a player

from the opposing team.

Four (4)

How many quarters are played in basketball?

Pro (NBA)

A professional basketball league that uses 12-minute quarters.

Amateur (FIBA)

An amateur basketball governing body that uses 10-minute quarters.

wins

The team with the highest score after

the regulation period _ the game.

Five (5) team fouls

Number of team fouls per quarter allowed before entering the penalty.

Penalty

Situation where a team commits more than 5 fouls in a quarter, resulting in free throws for every foul.

Penalty

Free throw for every foul.

Blow your whistle as soon as you

observe a foul or violation.

To call a FOUL and VIOLATION, the referee

must follow the specific sequence:

Step 1:

Raise your arms to demonstrate

initial hand signals for foul or violation

To call a FOUL and VIOLATION, the referee

must follow the specific sequence:

Step 2:

Signal the violation or foul.

To call a FOUL and VIOLATION, the referee

must follow the specific sequence:

Step 3:

Report to the scorekeeper the

jersey number.

To call a FOUL and VIOLATION, the referee

must follow the specific sequence:

Step 4:

Resume play

To call a FOUL and VIOLATION, the referee

must follow the specific sequence:

Step 5.

3 seconds violations

box near the

ring (free throw line)

5 seconds violations

inbound, offensive player

8 seconds violations

on the other

side of the court

24 seconds violations

shot clock

Travelling

Kicking

Double dribble

Out of bounce

Backcourt violation

Time Violations

Violations (6)

Blocking

Hand check

Elbowing

Pushing

Holding

Technical

Hit to the head

FOULS (7)

1 point, 2 points, 3 points

Stop time for violation

Stop time for foul

Time out

Substitution

Additional hand signal (5)

STOP THE CLOCK

STOP THE CLOCK FOR FOUL

START THE CLOCK

STOP THE CLOCK

STOP THE CLOCK FOR FOUL

START THE CLOCK

GAME CLOCK SIGNALS (3)

1 POINT

3 POINTS

SUBSTITUTION

BECKONING-IN

CHARGED TIME-OUT

MEDIA TIME-OUT

CANCEL SCORE, CANCEL PLAY

COMMUNICATION

SUBSTITUTION

BECKONING-IN

CHARGED TIME-OUT

MEDIA TIME-OUT

CANCEL SCORE, CANCEL PLAY

COMMUNICATION

SUBSTITUTION AND TIME-OUT 

TRAVELLING

ILLEGAL DRIBBLE: DOUBLE DRIBBLING

ILLEGAL DRIBBLE: CARRYING THE BALL

3 SECONDS

5 SECONDS

8 SECONDS

24 SECONDS

BALL RETURNED TO BACKCOURT

DELIBERATE FOOT BALL

TRAVELLING

ILLEGAL DRIBBLE: DOUBLE DRIBBLING

ILLEGAL DRIBBLE: CARRYING THE BALL

3 SECONDS

5 SECONDS

8 SECONDS

24 SECONDS

BALL RETURNED TO BACKCOURT

DELIBERATE FOOT BALL

VIOLATION 9

No. 00 and 0

No. 1-5

No. 6-10

No. 11-15

No. 16

No. 24

No., 40

No. 62

No. 78

No. 99

HOLDING

BLOCKING (DEFENSE),

ILLEGAL SCREEN (OFFENSE)

PUSHING OR CHARGING WITHOUT THE BALL

HANDCHECKING

ILLEGAL USE OF HANDS 

CHARGING WITH THE BALL

ILLEGAL CONTACT TO THE HAND

HOOKING

EXCESSIVE SWINGING OF ELBOW

HIT TO THE HEAD

FOUL BY TEAM IN CONTROL OF THE BALL

FOUL ON THE ACT OF SHOOTING

FOUL NOT ON THE ACT OF SHOOTING

DOUBLE FOUL

TECHNICAL FOUL

UNSPORTSMANLIKE FOUL

DISQUALIFYING FOUL