Rules Analysis
PUL 2022 Rules
17. Violations and Fouls
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Fouls (3.C): It is the responsibility of all players to avoid contact in every way possible.

Avoid contact in every way reasonably possible, while still playing ultimate. Some contact is inevitable, but players have an affirmative obligation to make reasonable efforts to avoid contact.

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17.I.4

Some fouls carry some extra provisions, as listed below.

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Versions
Cross-Rulebook
17.I.4
Children
a
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17.I.4.a

Throwing Fouls:

b
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17.I.4.b

Receiving Fouls:

c
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17.I.4.c

Blocking Fouls:

d
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17.I.4.d

Strip: If a foul causes a player to lose possession of the disc, it is a strip. A strip is a subset of fouls and is treated the same way.

Initiating contact with a disc in a player's possession is a foul.
Sustained contact with, and control of, a non-spinning disc is required to establish possession (3.J). A player may not call a strip if they had only momentary contact with or lacked control of the disc at the time of an opponent contacting the disc because the player did not have possession.

17.I.4
Associates
PUL 2021 Rules
17.I.4

Some fouls carry some extra provisions, as listed below.

USAU 2020-21 Rules
17.I.4

Some fouls carry some extra provisions, as listed below.

USAU 11th Edition Rules
16.H.3

Some fouls carry some extra provisions, as listed below.

USAU 2022-23 Rules
17.I.4

Some fouls carry some extra provisions, as listed below.

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