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Sunday, April 15 Intramural (in-house) Soccer Rules Patriot Soccer Club Intramural (in-house) Soccer Rules In addition to FIFA Rules PEE WEE RULES 1) Players Equipment Patriot Soccer Uniform Shirt Red for the Home team, White for the Visitors Patriot Soccer Uniform Shorts Blue athletic shorts (no cut off shorts, Baseball or football clothing) Shin guards Must be worn covered by long soccer socks Footwear cleats or sneakers (cleats must not be metal or cleat in the front of the shoe) Goalie Must wear different colored shirt (black, yellow etc.) or create a jersey for the team Ball size 4 The shorts and the uniform top must be worn on the outside over other clothing (sweat shirts, sweatpants). There are to be no zippers or hoods exposed or worn over the jersey. Hoods must be tucked in under the jersey If a child does not conform to the above rules, they cannot play until they are dressed appropriately and conform to the rules listed above. The situation once fixed will, the player will check in with the referee 2) Players Girls six field players and a goalie Boys six field players and a goalie Minimum amount of players to start a game is 5 (total) Substitutions must receive permissions by the referee Substitutions may be made on a a) goal kick by either team b) throw in by either team c) injury Substitutions are never allowed on a free kick or a corner kick Goal Keeper May use their hands inside the 18 yard box Must restart play within 6 seconds (six second rule) after a save by throwing, punting or rolling the ball If goalie puts the ball in play, they cannot touch the ball with their hands until the ball is touched by opposing team (must use feet as field player) Outside the goalie box the goalie must use feet only as a field player BANTAM RULES 3) Players Equipment Patriot Soccer Uniform Shirt Red for the Home team, White for the Visitors Patriot Soccer Uniform Shorts Blue athletic shorts (no cut off shorts, Baseball or football clothing) Shin guards Must be worn covered by long soccer socks Footwear cleats or sneakers (cleats must not be metal or cleat in the front of the shoe) Goalie Must wear different colored shirt (black, yellow etc.) or create a jersey for the team Ball size 4 The shorts and the uniform top must be worn on the outside over other clothing (sweat shirts, sweatpants). There are to be no zippers or hoods exposed or worn over the jersey. Hoods must be tucked in under the jersey If a child does not conform to the above rules, they cannot play until they are dressed appropriately and conform to the rules listed above. The situation once fixed will, the player will check in with the referee 4) Players Girls six (6) field players and a goalie Boys six (6) field players and a goalie Minimum amount of players to start a game is 5 (total) Substitutions must receive permissions by the referee Substitutions may be made on a d) goal kick by either team e) throw in by either team f) injury Substitutions are never allowed on a free kick or a corner kick Goal Keeper May use their hands inside the 18 yard box Must restart play within 6 seconds (six second rule) after a save by throwing, punting or rolling the ball If goalie puts the ball in play, they cannot touch the ball with their hands until the ball is touched by opposing team (must use feet as field player) Outside the goalie box the goalie must use feet only as a field player GAME TIME 1) Field of play set up based on schedule Field must be lined Nets must be secured to posts and cross bar (no holes between net/post / cross bar Flags must be in corners Referees must arrive 15-20 minutes prior to the game to inspect the field. Coaches should not arrive 5 minutes prior to game time to set up field. Please make note of this on voucher which coach was late. 2) Start of Game Player inspection no hard objects in hair, any watches or jewelry allowed Player must be in proper uniform (shin guards, socks and proper foot wear) Coin Flip Visitors pick heads or tails. If visitors win, they get the ball. The Home team chooses which side of the field. If Visitors lose the toss, they decide which side of the field to defend. Kick Off Ball must not be touched twice (consecutive) by the same person on the kickoff. Players must be on their half of the field during a kick off. Opposing players must stay out of the circle until the ball is touched. 3) Scoring Ball must go over the goal line in total for a goal to count. Restart is kick Off by the other team. 4) Throw Ins Ball must go fully over the touch line. If the ball does not go fully over the touchline, a re-throw by the same team is necessary to resume play. Both feet must be on the ground at the time of the release for a legal throw-in. Ball cannot be touched twice (consecutive) by the same person on a throw in 5) Goal Kicks Ball is kicked over the goal line by the attacking team. Restart is goal kick by the defending team. Ball is placed on six-yard line with no one entering the 18-yard box during the kick. Ball must leave the 18-yard box before anyone is allowed to touch the ball. 6) Corner Kicks Ball is kicked over the goal line by the defending team. Restart is Corner kick by attacking team. Ball cannot be touched twice (consecutive) by the same person on a corner kick. No one can hold the flag during a corner kick 7) Fouls The referees of Patriot Soccer will enforce all fouls and penalties under the FIFA LAWS OF THE GAME and LONG ISLAND JUNIOR SOCCER LEAGUE EXCEPTIONS TO THE FIFA LAWS OF THE GAME and LONG ISLAND JUNIOR SOCCER LEAGUE ARE AS FOLLOWS: Pee Wee Division: 1) Direct kicks are to be indirect kicks (2 touches to score) 2) Penalty kicks for fouls committed inside the 18 yard box by the defending team are INDIRECT KICKS PLACED ON THE 18 YARD LINE AND ARE TREATED AS INDIRECT KICKS (2 TOUCHES TO SCORE) 3) Hand balls Self protection is not called and is at the discretion of the Referee 4) Slide Tackle Slide tackles are not allowed in the intramural program. The player will be warned and will be treated as Unsportsman like conduct 8) Game Duration Pee Wee and Bantam games have 30-minute halves with a 5 minute half time. I would strongly suggest you whistle halftime over at 3 minutes and take the field ready to resume the game. If the game is delayed from the original start time for any reason (not enough Players or field not set up) take the total amount of time and divide by 2 and subtract from 30. This is the time the players will play in BOTH HALVES of this game. EXAMPLE : Game is to start at 9 am. You do not have enough players to start the game. At 9:10 am you have the minimum amount and the game is started. Both teams will play 25 minute halves. It is very important that you begin and end on time! 9) Injury If the referee deems the injury is important enough to stop play, the coach may be given permission to enter the field of play. Parents are not allowed to enter the field of play. If parents do enter the field of play, the coach is given a yellow card and instructed on why. 10) Sportsmanship Cheering on your team is acceptable. Abusive behavior toward players, Parents, referees or coaches are unacceptable. The coach is in charge of parents and his players and keep them under control. Failure to keep parents or players under control may result in a yellow card. Running up a score It is the responsibility of the referee to warn the coach of running up scores before the goal differential is 4. The Members of the Board will not tolerate a coach Running up a score: A five goal differential is the guideline at most. The offending coach must be informed about the five goal rule. Solutions Are put the best player in goal, 5-7 consecutive passes untouched by the other team, left footed or weak footed passing, 5 consecutive passes on your side of the field prior to leaving your side of the field. End of game Congratulations between teams for a well played game. This is usually a quick hand shake between the teams. Unacceptable situations 1) spit on hand(s) prior to hand shake 2) punching opposing player 3) offensive language / derogatory comments For each of the items listed above the coach will be notified of the problem and identify which player by number. If there are multiple players and they can not be identified, the coaches are informed. The referee should prepare a field report to inform the Director Of Referees. This information will be forwarded to the proper board member for resolution. 11) Referee Uniform Black Shorts you must purchase Black Referee Shirt club supplied Whistle club supplied Referee Cards club supplied ANY ADDITIONAL CLOTHING MUST BE WORN UNDER THE REFEREE UNIFORM. There are to be no zippers or hoods exposed or worn over the jersey. Hoods must be tucked in under the referee uniform. 12) Problems with coaches, scores or unable to referee the games assigned please contact Alex Sardi at 631-422-6036. When leaving a message on the phone, please speak slowly, leaving your name, phone number, and a brief description of the problem. 13) Cancellation of Games Coaches can not cancel or reschedule a game without Patriot Soccer Board approval. Referees can cancel a game if it is thundering and lightening. Please contact Alex Sardi @ 422-6036 to inform which games were cancelled. Advice to ALL Referees Whistle Use 1) Blow your whistle for each restart of play (throw in, corner kick, goal kick, After a goal, restart of the game, foul, halftime etc..). Remember these players are learning and are taught to continue play until they hear a whistle. 2) Blow you whistle with authority (LOUD) as the players and coaches can hear on the different fields. The players will differentiate your whistle from others they hear. Flags Flag persons are no longer used since moving to the Two Ref system. Vouchers Vouchers are to be totally filled out including date, field time, score and type of game as well as being signed by both coaches. If a coach refuses to sign, contact Alex Sardi after leaving the field (Pee Wee or Bantam). Payment of Referees Payroll will be completed and referees will be called. Money is to be picked up in a timely manner. Referee Pay Scale Effective the Fall 2006 outdoor season: Senior Referee $15. Regular Referee $13. Training Referee $10. |
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