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Re: Ball bouncing out of the high Goal

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The issue with the tower chains was dramatically highlighted during yesterday's semi-finals at New England champs. A high-goal shot resulted in one of the boulders getting hung up in the chains, and a subsequent shot knocked the wedged boulder back out of the tower. In this case, the refs called a field error, stopped the match and worked on the chains before restarting the match.
Not quite - a boulder got stuck on swinging chains in the high goal. From my vantage point at the scoring table, it looked like a couple of the chains swung together and almost cradled the boulder by wrapping around it - either way, it was pretty stuck. A field resetter tried to dislodge the boulder with a pole, but unfortunately the boulder fell back into the field, requiring the match to be stopped.
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