What else changed in girls lacrosse for 2027?

Q: What else changed in girls lacrosse for 2027?

Other 2027 NFHS girls lacrosse changes: Possession clock (Rule 3-8, new): state associations may adopt a 90-second possession clock. The team in possession must attempt a shot on goal within 90 seconds of gaining possession. Free position after minor fouls (Rule 9-1 penalties): any player on the offended team who is on the field may take the free position. Switching sticks (Rule 9-1h): players may not switch sticks with other players on the field during play. Doing so is a minor foul. Goals at the horn (Rule 4-8): new guidance on when a goal counts after a shot released before the horn ending a quarter or overtime period. The criteria now match the NFHS boys rules. Holding (Rule 10-1m): "tagging" has been removed from the definition. Home jerseys (Rule 2-9-4): from January 1, 2031, home teams must wear white jerseys. 2027 points of emphasis: leading by example repeated midfield fouls efficient draw administration the NFHS Authenticating Mark on game balls

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Other 2027 NFHS girls lacrosse changes:

Possession clock (Rule 3-8, new): state associations may adopt a 90-second possession clock. The team in possession must attempt a shot on goal within 90 seconds of gaining possession.
Free position after minor fouls (Rule 9-1 penalties): any player on the offended team who is on the field may take the free position.
Switching sticks (Rule 9-1h): players may not switch sticks with other players on the field during play. Doing so is a minor foul.
Goals at the horn (Rule 4-8): new guidance on when a goal counts after a shot released before the horn ending a quarter or overtime period. The criteria now match the NFHS boys rules.
Holding (Rule 10-1m): "tagging" has been removed from the definition.
Home jerseys (Rule 2-9-4): from January 1, 2031, home teams must wear white jerseys.

2027 points of emphasis:

leading by example
repeated midfield fouls
efficient draw administration
the NFHS Authenticating Mark on game balls