Appendix VIII Official Women's Basketball Signals

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Appendix VIII Official Women’s Basketball Signals Start Clock Stop Clock Stop Clock for Jump Ball Stop Clock for Foul Stop Clock for Foul: Rebounding Foul — Going Other Direction Staying Here Count and Chop 121 122 APPENDIx VIII / OFFICIAl WOMEN’S BASkETBAll SIgNAlS 30-Second Timeout 30-Second Timeout for Two Consecutive Substitution 30-Second Timeouts Full Timeout Media Timeout: First Horn Point Toward Table APPENDIx VIII / OFFICIAl WOMEN’S BASkETBAll SIgNAlS 123 Traveling Violation Illegal Dribble Violation Excessive Swinging of Elbows Violation Over and Back or Palming/Carrying Violation Free Throw, Designated Spot or Other Violation 124 APPENDIx VIII / OFFICIAl WOMEN’S BASkETBAll SIgNAlS Shot-Clock Violation Five-Second Violation Kicking Violation Three-Second Violation 10-Second Violation APPENDIx VIII / OFFICIAl WOMEN’S BASkETBAll SIgNAlS 125 Hack/Hit on Arm Foul Blocking Foul Holding Foul Pushing Foul Punch: Team-Control Foul Chucking the Cutter Multiple Touches 126 APPENDIx VIII / OFFICIAl WOMEN’S BASkETBAll SIgNAlS Hand-checking Foul Double Foul Unsportsmanlike Foul Technical Foul Blocking Foul in Restricted Area APPENDIx VIII / OFFICIAl WOMEN’S BASkETBAll SIgNAlS 127 Fouls Hit to the Head Hook/Wrap Kick/Trip Knee Two Hands on the Ball Handler/Dribbler 128 APPENDIx VIII / OFFICIAl WOMEN’S BASkETBAll SIgNAlS Shot Clock Reset to Last-Second Shot/Lock Down Set Shot Clock to 30 Seconds Near 5 Seconds - No Rotation 15 Seconds Beckon Substitute Not Closely Guarded Throw-in or Directional Signal 10-Second Visible Free-Throw Count Designated Spot Monitor Review 10-Second Visible Backcourt Count Option to Advance APPENDIx VIII / OFFICIAl WOMEN’S BASkETBAll SIgNAlS 129 Delayed-Dead Ball: Three-Point Field-Goal Attempt and Successful Withheld Whistle No Score/End of Period Number of Free Throws/ One Minute at End of Game Goal Counts or Bonus Free Throws: Three Free Throws is Awarded Two Free Throws PlayPics courtesy of Referee magazine.

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