Line judge
The short version
An official who assists the referee on the lines.
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Where it shows up
- One-wall · Rule 3.1 Tournament director …icials should include a chief of referees, a floor manager, match referees, and line judges.
- One-wall · Rule 3.4 Referee … referee has the authority to change his/her call (See Rule 3.7 Appeals). Where line judges are used, the referee shall announce all final judgments. In the absence of lin…
- One-wall · Rule 3.6 Line judges Line Judges There should be a line judge, positioned at the most advantageous viewpoints, f…
- One-wall · Rule 3.7 Appeals … serve, before the next rally. The referee will then request the opinion of the line judges. The referee may also appeal to the line judges if he/she is uncertain of his/h…
- Four-wall · Rule 3.1 Tournament director …icials should include a chief of referees, a floor manager, match referees, and line judges.
- Four-wall · Rule 3.4 Referee … referee has the authority to change his/her call (See Rule 3.7 Appeals). Where line judges are used, the referee shall announce all final judgments. In the absence of lin…
- Four-wall · Rule 3.6 Line judges Line Judges If possible, two line judges will be used in all matches, positioned at the mos…
- Four-wall · Rule 3.7 Appeals …e may result in a point being awarded, a side out, or a replay depending on the line judges’ opinions. If both line judges disagree with the referee’s call or non-call, th…
- Four-wall · Rule 2.1-one Courts …regard to the rules and the referee has the authority to change his call. Where line judges are used, the referee shall announce all final judgments. 1) Spectators. The re…
Ref questions
Both linesmen disagree with the referee’s call.
Answer: The call is reversed
When both linesmen disagree, the call is reversed.
One linesman agrees with the referee and one disagrees (a split).
Answer: The call stands
A split decision: the original call stands.
Both linesmen are unsure / abstain on an appeal.
Answer: The referee’s call stands
If the linesmen cannot overturn it, the referee’s call stands.