A goal is scored when an inbounds player catches the disc in the end zone they are attacking and maintains possession of the disc throughout ground contact.

If the player’s first point of ground contact after the catch is completely inthe end zone and not on the goal line or perimeter, then it is a goal.

If a goal is about to be scored, but the player is forced to land out of bounds or out of the end zone by an opponent, or a foul causes the player to lose the disc after the catch, then it is a goal.

If a player catches the disc and lands outside the end zone they are attacking, and their momentum carries them into the end zone, they must carry the disc at any speed or combination of speeds to the nearest spot on the goal line.