Penalty Corner

• Positioning is critical – sell decisions
• Manage the set up – including the meetings on the top of the circle or in defence
• Breaking at penalty corners – allow the same for the whole match, but manage early
• Apply the drag flick interpretations
• Co-operation needed if runner is hit – above or below the knee?
• Position of disengaged umpire should allow support of colleague on the height and direction of the shot, the possibility of suicide runners and possible obstruction of runners
• When the ball is missing the goal and the defender is hit high on the body, decision is a free hit to the defence

See Minka Woolley’s comments at the bottom of this page
http://www.hockeytas.org.au/article/602