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Outdoor soccer Official’s Training. FALL 2011 Erik Unger, Assistant Director Kevin Maurer, Graduate Assistant Ashleigh Buorkan, Program Assistant Intramural and Club Sports Email: [email protected] Phone: 334-5924. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Paperwork Schedule Training Dates. Eligibility. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
OUTDOOR SOCCER
OFFICIAL’S TRAININGFALL 2011
Erik Unger, Assistant DirectorKevin Maurer, Graduate Assistant
Ashleigh Buorkan, Program Assistant Intramural and Club Sports
Email: [email protected]: 334-5924
ANNOUNCEMENTS Paperwork Schedule Training Dates
ELIGIBILITY Who is eligible
Current Students (fee paying students) Current Faculty / Staff (with current SRC membership)
Ineligible Professional athletes Varsity Athletes (365 day rule) Non-students & Fac/Staff w/o SRC membership Suspended participants Fail to have UNCG ID present at field/court.
Rosters Captains are responsible for eligibility Limited to one single-sex & one corec team. Club Sports limits Must notify Intramural Sports office prior to switching
teams (no switching after team’s 2nd game)
FORFEITS Game time is forfeit time!! Each team is
responsible for arriving at the playing area fifteen minutes prior to game time to get signed in and ready to play.
If a team forfeits they lose their prepaid $15.00 forfeit fee. If a team forfeits two or more times during the regular season, they will NOT be eligible for the playoffs.
Forfeits due to ineligible players or unsportsmanlike conduct will result in the same penalties listed above.
EQUIPMENT NO Jewelry
Exception for Medical Alert
Casts are prohibited
No bandanas, pockets, sweatshirts with hoods must have the hood tucked in
Must wear athletic shoes (no metal cleats)
Shin guards may be worn (not required)
EJECTIONS Suspended indefinitely until reinstated Follow instructions on ejection notice
Submit reinstatement petition Can be emailed or submitted on 4th floor of SRC
Will be contacted via email to schedule reinstatement meeting
No self-imposed penalties will be accepted
PROTESTS What can be protested
Rule misinterpretationPlayer eligibility
What cannot be protested Judgment calls
Protest must be made as soon as issue occursBefore ball becomes live again
If your team wins, the protest will be dropped
SPORTSMANSHIP Please play to the best of your ability and make
every effort to win within the spirit of the rules. All participants and spectators are expected to
behave in a courteous and responsible manner in victory and in defeat. Teams are responsible for their spectators.
Staff relations Sportsmanship Rating System
To be eligible for playoffs a team must have an average sportsmanship rating of a 2.5
PRE-GAME CAPTAIN’S MEETING
Call one captain over from each team:
Inform captains that: The captains should be the ones asking questions of the rules Captains are responsible for the conduct of their players and spectators No contact Game ends on officials whistle Review the goalie rules Review the field dimensions and boundaries Review any updates or announcements (i.e. Playoff availability forms)
*Ask captains if they have any other questions about the rules Decide which team will get kickoff (Even/odd or coin toss).
*Winner chooses ball or side to defend This meeting should be thorough early in the season but does not need to
be as in depth as the players become more comfortable Please do the meeting with entire team the
first week
TIMING Two (2) twenty (20) minute periods
Running timeClock stops for injuries and at officials
discretion
Five (5) minute intermission between periods
OvertimeRegular season (shoot out)Playoffs (5-min golden goal followed by
shoot out)
PLAYERS Teams will play with a maximum of seven (7) players (six (6) +
goalie) and a minimum of five (5) players (four (4) + goalie) at one time. Team must field minimum number at all times
CoRec Modifications: CoRec teams consist of three (3) males & three (3) females and a goalie. Goalie may be male or female If playing shorthanded; must be at least two (2) male & two
(2) female on the field at all times Not a difference of more than 1 between male and female
players on the field at any time, including goalie. Team must wear matching colors Goalie must wear contrasting color
SUBSTITUTIONS Unlimited substitutions Made only at a goal-kick, corner kick, goal,
throw-in when your team has possession, or in case of play stopped for an injury.
No substitute is permitted for a player ordered off the field by a referee.
THE FIELD All games played on the Rec Field
located adjacent to the baseball diamond
IN THE EVENT OF A TIE Sudden Death Kicks from the Penalty Mark
Coin toss to determine which team kicks first
For CoRec: 5 players. Men and women must alternate.
Everyone on the team has to shoot first before starting over
5 minute Golden Goal Period (only in playoffs)Coin toss to determine position and sides
KICKOFFS Start of game and after each goal
Ball must roll forward on first touch
Start of second half• By team that did not kick-off in
first half (teams switch ends)
Start overtime period
A goal may be scored directly from a kick-off
THE PENALTY BOX The keepers may use their hands in
the penalty box, “Inside the 18” No offensive player may impede the
movement or view of the goalie Fouls inside this penalty box by the
defense result in a penalty kick Goal Area = Inside the 6 yard box
SCORING A GOAL
The whole ball must cross the goal line
There must have been no violations by the offense
Goals cannot be scored on an indirect kick without a touch
GOALIE RULES They may use their hands in the Penalty Area.
Keepers may slide hands first, but not with their feet (Yellow card).
Teammates may pass the ball back to the keeper, however, the goalie may not touch the ball with their hands if it has been deliberately passed back (Indirect Kick).
Goalies are allowed to handle the ball if teammate uses their head or chest to direct the ball to them.
THE ROLE OF THE REFEREE The decisions of the referee regarding facts
connected with play are final.
Those facts include whether a goal has been scored or not and the result of the match.
Maintain safety on and around the field of play!!!
Regulating Contact Outdoor soccer is a low to non-contact sport
Players must play the ball and not the player
Anytime a player moves their arms to ward off an opponent the official may call a foul
CALLING OUT OF BOUNDS
Both officials are responsible for their sideline and goal line
You don’t have to blow your whistle every time it goes out of bounds USE YOUR VOICE AND
POINT THE DIRECTION
THE WHOLE BALL MUST CROSS THE LINE
The covering official must be on the line to make the call.
Be in position!Which one of these balls is out of bounds??
THROW-INS Throw in occurs:
Where the ball completely crosses the line
Exactly where the ball goes out of bounds
Proper throw in:Both feet on ground or dragging one
footBoth hands behind head
Thrower cannot:Touch the ball until another player
touches itScore on a throw; Result = Goal Kick
DIRECT KICKS Goals may be scored
directly from a Direct Free Kick
Most fouls are Direct Kick
The whistling official will point the direction of the kick and the spot of the foul
Direct kicks in the box = penalty kick
SLIDING There is no sliding
or slide tackling!!!
First offense - YELLOW
Second offense for anyone on the field is a RED CARD
Result = Direct Kick
Indirect KicksIndirect Free Kicks are awarded and taken from the point of the infraction: Player cannot:
Touch the ball twice on any free kicks. Obstruction Kicks or attempts to kick the ball while it is in the possession of
the goalkeeper (PLEASE CARD THIS PLAYER) Dangerous play Goalkeeper holds the ball for more than 6 seconds Improper Substitution Unsportsmanlike Conduct
On any indirect free kick awarded to attacking team inside the opponent’s goal area (inside 6 yard box), the spot of the free kick will be the closest location on the line of the goal area.
Goals may not be scored directly from an Indirect Kick; Result = Goal Kick
Dangerous Kicks Players may not endanger other
players A player cannot raise their foot
towards a players head A player cannot lower their head
towards a players foot Dangerous Kicks are indirect fouls Must play the ball from a standing
position No bicycle kicks
ADVANTAGE
Advantage allows play to continue instead of stopping play to administer the foul.
Basically, advantage means you’re allowing the offense to attack even though there was a foul
Giving them a scoring opportunity
The foul did not put the offense at a disadvantage.
RECOGNIZING ADVANTAGE Once an Advantage call is determined, the
official will declare, “Play On!” and give the advantage signal.
If the advantage materializes, the foul will be good. “Three Second Rule”
If the advantage does not materialize, the foul will be called and a restart from the original spot will be granted
Play deserving of a card should never be disregarded. The official can return and award the card after the conclusion of the play. BE PATIENT WITH THE WHISTLE.
ENCROACHMENT 10 yards in all directions
Player must ask for 10 yards, otherwise there is no encroachment
YELLOW AND RED CARDSYELLOW CARDS: 2 min Penalty –
power play Player may return
after a Goal 2 yellows equal an
ejection
RED CARDS: Automatic Ejection Team plays
shorthanded Player must leave
the facility and must do the required reinstatement process
YELLOW CARDS Yellow cards
Used to regulate unsporting conduct, sliding, and dissent.
Yellow cards are a way that an official cautions a player that their behavior is unacceptable.
Yellow cards carry an automatic two minute penalty. Player returns if a goal is scored in those two
minutes. Max of two players in the penalty box at one
time.
YELLOW CARDS Unsporting Behavior Dissent by word or action Persistently infringes the laws Deliberate Foul Delays a restart Encroaches on a restart Enters the field without Official’s
permission Sliding
RED CARDS Red cards:
Automatically signal the ejection of the carded player.
Carded team will play shorthanded for the remainder of the match. The player will be ejected from the facility and
must follow the reinstatement procedures.
PENALTY KICKS Penalty kicks are taken from the
designated spot **10 Yards out**
All remaining players must remain outside the penalty box
The keeper must have their feet on the line until the ball is kicked
Shooter cannot touch it again rebounding off the post or crossbar Can be played off the keeper
The shooter has to wait for the whistle
Penalty kicks are given for direct kick fouls inside the box.
OFFSIDES There are no offsides
Players cannot intentionally obstruct the view or movement of the keeper
END OF THE GAME Have the captain from each team (a team
representative if the captain is not present) sign the game sheet
Record final score Record sportsmanship rating (0-4) Sign the game sheet yourself Give the game sheet to the Intramural
Supervisor on duty Assist with cleanup if necessary
KEYS TO OFFICIATING Stay in your primary Trust your partner Support your partner Customer Service Preventative Officiating
Call the obvious Vocal Explain… be precise and quick about it
FINAL THOUGHTS
Questions??????????????????????
Excited?????????????????????????
Still Awake?????????????????????