Field Hockey · Rules of Hockey
Law 17: Umpiring Signals
2 testiä · 20 faktaa · päivitetty 30. lokakuuta 2026 · markdown
The official signals for time, the bully, the ball out of play, goals, conduct of play and penalties.
17.171Time, Bully, Out and Goal
Signals for timing, the bully, the ball out of play and a goal.
Testi 1Signals for time, the bully, the ball out and a goalTee testi
To start time the umpire turns towards the other umpire with one arm straight up.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.1 · muistaminen
To stop time the umpire turns to the colleague and crosses fully extended arms at the wrists above the head.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.1 · muistaminen
One minute remaining is one hand raised straight up with the index finger pointing.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.1 · muistaminen
For a bully the umpire moves the hands alternately up and down in front of the body, palms facing each other.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.2 · muistaminen
The umpire faces the centre of the field and extends both arms horizontally sideways.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.3 · muistaminen
For a goal both arms point horizontally towards the centre of the field; it also shows time stopped.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.4 · muistaminen
Once a timing signal has been acknowledged, no further time signal is needed.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.1 · muistaminen
Both hands raised straight up with pointing index fingers signals two minutes of play remaining.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.1 · soveltaminen
Start time, then the two- and one-minute warnings, then stop time.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.1 · soveltaminen
The arm traces the line from where the ball crossed to the re-start point on the 23-metres line.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.3; Rule 7.4 (b) · soveltaminen
17.172Conduct and Penalty Signals
Signals for offences and for free hits, penalty corners and penalty strokes.
Testi 1Signals for conduct of play and for penaltiesTee testi
Dangerous play: place one forearm diagonally across the chest.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.5 · muistaminen
Kick: slightly raise a leg and touch it near the foot or ankle with the hand.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.5 · muistaminen
Raised ball: palms facing each other horizontally in front of the body, one about 150 mm above the other.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.5 · muistaminen
Third-party obstruction: alternately open and close crossed forearms in front of the chest.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.5 · muistaminen
5 metres distance: one arm straight up with an open hand and all fingers extended.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.5 · muistaminen
Penalty stroke: one arm at the penalty stroke mark and the other straight up; it also shows time stopped.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.6 · muistaminen
Signals for conduct of play offences must be shown if there is doubt about the reason for the decision.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.5 · muistaminen
This is the obstruction signal; it differs from the dangerous-play signal, which uses one forearm diagonally.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.5 · soveltaminen
Free hit, penalty corner, penalty stroke.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.6 · soveltaminen
The offence signal explains the reason, then the penalty signal gives the direction.
Lähde: FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.5, 4.6 · soveltaminen
Lähteet
FIH Rules of Hockey, 2027 edition in force from 1 November 2026, Umpiring section 4 (paraphrased in original wording; original questions authored from the Rules, not reproduced)
- FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.57
- FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.16
- FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.62
- FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.21
- FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.31
- FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.41
- FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.3; Rule 7.4 (b)1
- FIH Rules 2027, Umpiring 4.5, 4.61