How do the OLA shot clock, 10-second and back-over rules work in minor box?

Q: How do the OLA shot clock, 10-second and back-over rules work in minor box?

From the 2026 OLA Modified Rules: Minor Box Lacrosse: Shot clock: 30 seconds from U11 to U22 (not applicable at U9). 10-second rule: each team has 10 seconds to advance the ball over the centre line during any possession (not applicable at U9). Back-over: once in the offensive half, the team cannot carry, direct or cause the ball back into its defensive half during any possession (not applicable at U9). Source: https://www.ontariolacrosse.com/s/2026-Minor-Box-Rule-Modifications.pdf

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From the 2026 OLA Modified Rules: Minor Box Lacrosse:

Shot clock: 30 seconds from U11 to U22 (not applicable at U9).
10-second rule: each team has 10 seconds to advance the ball over the centre line during any possession (not applicable at U9).
Back-over: once in the offensive half, the team cannot carry, direct or cause the ball back into its defensive half during any possession (not applicable at U9).

Source: https://www.ontariolacrosse.com/s/2026-Minor-Box-Rule-Modifications.pdf