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women's basketball rules, scoring one goal after the whistle has blown for time?

hey last night I played netball and punctuation was 23:23, the other team shot a goal and the rule is "the ball must be completely through the ring before the whistle for time was called." The happened, that shot on goal, the doorbell rang early the ball through the ring but the referee's whistle, not until about 5 seconds after it the goal to count and lost the game. I asked about this and said it was on the referees whistle. This seems strange, as if this is the case, the arbitrator may last play as 5 minutes after the bell has flown? Please someone can give me some direction where this rule is justified? not only ur opinion … thanks!

The whistle of the referees Unfortunally. The arbiter control and can not do anything about it. But from the games I've played and refereed, if someone takes a photograph and the buzzer goes, let them take the photo before you breath. just have fun and do not worry too much about the results!

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