What are the basic rules of play for soccer?
All players must remain outside the penalty area and the penalty arc until the ball is kicked. The goalkeeper must have both feet on the goal line until the ball is kicked. If after the ball is kicked, it rebounds off of the goal or the keeper and stays on the field, the ball is “live” and anyone can play it.
What are the rules for U10 soccer?
The U-9 & U10 age groups will have no more than twelve (12) players per each team, and a minimum of 6 players for each team. Each team will have their own got soccer team account, and roster of players. Guest Players: Unlimited guest players from the same club, and at game time may have no more than 12 players.
What are the rules for U8 soccer?
Opposing players must stay back 8 yards when an indirect kick is awarded. Slide Tackling is NOT allowed in U8 soccer. Keep players on their feet. In the case of an injury the child sits, the referee pauses the game and then the coach may enter the field.
Are there penalty kicks in U10?
No penalty kicks are awarded at the U8 and U10 levels. The Goalkeeper stands on the goal line between the goal posts. At the signal from the referee the kicker may kick the ball. The kicker may not touch the ball again until another player has touched it.
Is U10 a 7v7?
7v7 – created for U9 and U10. 9v9 – created for U11 and U12. 11v11 – created for U13 and above.
Does U8 do throw ins?
Throw-ins: Both feet must be in contact with the ground during this motion. If a throw-in is deemed incorrect the opposing team gets a throw-in at the same spot. A goal may be scored on a throw-in if any player, same or opposite team (including goalie) touches the ball before it enters the goal.
How long are U9 halves?
two 25 minute halves
U9 plays two 25 minute halves, with a 5-minute halftime break. U10 plays two 25 minute halves, with a 5-minute halftime break. U11/U12 plays two 30 minute halves, with a 5-minute halftime break. U13/U14 plays two 35 minute halves, with a 5-minute halftime break.
What are the rules and regulations for soccer in BC?
All referees must comply with BC Soccer’s Rules and Regulations (Rule 14 speaks to Refereeing) and the Judicial Code and Policies of BC Soccer. The above BC Soccer Referee Rules and Regulations comply with the Canadian Soccer Association’s “ Regulations for the Registration and Control of Referees ”.
What do I need to know to become a soccer referee in BC?
It is recommended that referees attend educational sessions with their local Head Referee, BC Soccer Candidates Programming, BCSRA or local Referee Association meetings. Below you will find both fitness training resource materials and also Laws of the Game from the FIFA website.
How can I improve my performance as a soccer referee?
Referee Education and fitness training are key areas that referees can improve their performance. It is recommended that referees attend educational sessions with their local Head Referee, BC Soccer Candidates Programming, BCSRA or local Referee Association meetings.