• All games will be played with a size 3 ball.
• All games will be split squad, with 4 players vs. 4 players and both games going on simultaneously. If a team does not have enough players to field two full teams, the games can be 3 vs. 3 or players can be borrowed from the other team.
• The goals is to get as many players participating as possible. Be flexible, please.
• Each game will consist of four 8 minute quarters, with a 2 to 3 minute break between quarters and a 5 minute halftime break.
• If for some reason a referee is not available, coaches will take turn refereeing the game.
• The goalkeeper is the defensive player closest to the goal and is allowed to use their hands.
• Goalkeepers are allowed to throw or roll the ball back into play. Punting is not allowed.
• Off-sides will not be called. Corner Kicks and Goal Kicks are not allowed. There will be no Penalty Kicks,
• Direct Kicks or Indirect Kicks. Players will throw-in the ball from the side closest to where the penalty occurred.

It is a rule, not a guideline, that every player must play at least one half of every game unless a player or parent specifically request less playing time or the coach feels a player is in physical danger. It is up to the coach, not the player or his/her parents to keep track of substitutions to ensure that this happens. We don’t keep scores or standings, so coaches should try and give every player on the roster equal playing time.

Coaches and players only on the sideline designated for the players. Coaches need to send parents and others to the sidelines with the bleachers.

Only two coaches on the sideline per team, the head coach and assistant. Coaches should also stay in front of their bench. Do not run up and down the field during the game.

You set the tone for your players and parents. A quiet sideline is a good one. Never yell at the referee, one of your players, or an opposing player or coach. Bring up any issues after the game or at an appropriate time with a Division Director or Board Member. Have a great season!

• All games will be played with a size 3 ball.
• All games will be split squad, with 5 players vs. 5 players and both games going on simultaneously. If a team does not have enough players to field two full teams, the games can be 3 vs. 3 or players can be borrowed from the other team.
• The goals is to get as many players participating as possible. Be flexible, please.
• Each game will consist of four 10 minute quarters, with a 2 to 3 minute break between quarters and a 5 minute halftime break.
• If for some reason a referee is not available, coaches will take turn refereeing the game.
• The goalkeeper is the defensive player closest to the goal and is allowed to use their hands.
• Goalkeepers are allowed to throw or roll the ball back into play. Punting is not allowed.
  Off-sides will not be called.
• Corner Kicks and Goal Kicks are allowed. There will be no Penalty Kicks, Direct Kicks or Indirect Kicks. Players will throw-in the ball from the side closest to where the penalty occurred.

It is a rule, not a guideline, that every player must play at least one half of every game unless a player or parent specifically requests less playing time or the coach feels a player is in physical danger. It is up to the coach, not the player or his/her parents to keep track of substitutions to ensure that this happens. We don’t keep scores or standings, so coaches should try and give every player on the roster equal playing time.

Coaches and players only on the sideline designated for the players. Coaches need to send parents and others to the designated parent areas at the ends of field or on outsides of field.

There can be a maximum of three coaches on the sideline per team, the head coach and two assistants. As this is an instructional age league coaches should help each other communicate to the players the proper way to handle situations as they arise. Coaches can use the full sideline to communicate to their team but may not go beyond end line.

• All games will be played with a size 4 ball.
• All games will be 8 players vs. 8 players. That is 1 goalkeeper and 7 field players. If teams do not have enough to play 8 vs. 8, the game will be played with even numbers, but no fewer than 6 vs. 6.
• Each game will consist of four 12 minute quarters, with a 2 to 3 minute break between quarters and a 5 minute halftime break.
• All basic soccer rules apply including offsides.

It is a rule, not a guideline, that every player must play at least one half of every game unless a player or parent specifically request less playing time or the coach feels a player is in physical danger. It is up to the coach, not the player or his/her parents to keep track of substitutions to ensure that this happens.

Only three people (a coach and two assistants) are allowed on the sideline designated for the players. Coaches need to send parents and others to the sidelines with the bleachers.

Only two coaches on the sideline per team, the head coach and assistant. Coaches should also stay in front of their bench. Do not run up and down the field during the game.

You set the tone for your players and parents. A quiet sideline is a good one. Never yell at the referee, one of your players, or an opposing player or coach. Bring up any issues after the game or at an appropriate time with a Division Director or Board Member. Have a great season!

• All games will be played with a size 5 ball.
• All games will consist of four 15 minute quarters or two 30 minute halves if both coaches agree to the format.
• All weeknight games will consist of two 20 minute halves. (We need to get games over in less than an hour to ensure we avoid byes and get in all the games we need to each night)
• All games 11 players vs. 11 players. That is a goalkeeper and 10 field players. Games will be played with an equal number of players if a team is short a full roster. Games must be a least 8 vs. 8 or they will not be played.
• All accepted soccer rules apply.