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Contact us for more information about Clark University Intramurals
Head Women's Soccer Coach/Intramural Director
Joe Brady |
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Intramurals
Fall 7 v 7 Soccer League Rules
1. EACH TEAM WILL HAVE 7 PLAYERS ON THE FIELD. 1 GOALIE AND 6 FIELD PLAYERS. CO-ED TEAMS MUST HAVE TWO FEMALE PLAYERS ON THE FIELD AT ALL TIMES; NO EXCEPTIONS.
2. THERE IS OUT OF BOUNDS DESIGNATED BY THE APPROPRIATE LINES.
REFEREES WILL CONFIRM THE BOUNDARIES BEFORE EACH GAME.
3. THERE ARE THROW-INS, CORNER KICKS, AND GOAL KICKS.
4. THE GOALIE CANNOT KICK OR THROW THE BALL IN THE AIR OVER MIDDLE BEFORE TOUCHING ANOTHER PLAYER OR UNLESS HE/SHE IS OUT OF THE BOX, IN WHICH CASE HE/SHE IS A FIELD PLAYER.
6. THE GAME WILL CONSIST OF TWENTY-FIVE MINUTE HALVES, RUNNING TIME.
7. TIES ARE ALLOWED EXCEPT DURING PLAYOFFS. PLAYOFF TIES WILL BE SETTLED BY PLAYING A 5 MINUTE SUDDEN DEATH OVERTIME, FOLLOWED BY PENALTY KICKS.
8. TEAMS WILL FORFEIT IF THEY ARE NOT READY TO PLAY 5 MINUTES AFTER SCHEDULED KICKOFF.
9. THE OFFICIAL TIME OF DAY AND GAMECLOCK ARE KEPT BY THE REFEREE AND DESIGNATED TIMEKEEPER.
10. A GAME MAY START WITHIN A MINIMUM 4 FIELD PLAYERS AND A GOALIE.
11. APPEALS CANNOT BE MADE ON THE BASIS OF A REFEREE CALL.
12. ALL OTHER RULES ARE GOVERNED BY THE LAWS OF THE GAME OF SOCCER ACCORDING TO F.I.F.A. RULES MAY BE CHANGED OR MODIFIED FURTHER BY THE INTRAMURAL DIRECTOR.
13. NO SLIDETACKLING.
14. A RED CARD ISSUED MEANS THE PLAYER IN VIOLATION CANNOT PLAY THE REMAINDER OF THE CURRENT GAME AND IS SUSPENDED FROM THE NEXT SCHEDULED GAME. 2 RED CARDS ISSUED TO THE SAME PLAYER IN ONE SEASON MEANS THAT THE PLAYER IS SUSPENDED FROM THE LEAGUE FOR THE REST OF THE SEASON.
15. FORFEIT: All forfeits will be recorded as a 3-0 loss for the team in violation.
16. A goal differential of 5 goal max will be used in the
standings...For example an 8-2 score will be shown on the web site of
7-2...The reported score will be shown in the game comments.
Contact Clark Intramurals -
Joe Brady (Women's Soccer Coach/Intramural Director)
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