Spring Select 2010 Schedules Posted

NO PETS ARE ALLOWED AT ANY AREA PLAYOFF LOCATION

- Guidelines are posted below -

UPDATED Apr. 27, 2010 10:26 AM

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Rosters for Area Play-Offs
The Regional Commissioner with teams participating in Area play-offs shall be responsible for the submittal of certified Team Rosters from each team to the Area Director at least one week prior to play. This is the official AYSO, one page, tournament roster signed by the Regional Commissioner.

No team will be allowed to participate in any Area R play-off games without a properly completed Team Roster in the possession of the coach of said team. No changes to the Team Roster will be allowed once the first scheduled game of the play-offs for that team has commenced.

Roster changes in play-off games shall only be with the express approval of the Area Director prior to the teams first game played. A copy of the revised roster shall be forwarded to the Area Director as soon as possible.

Registration and Medical Release Forms
No player may participate in any Area R play-off game unless a properly completed and signed (original signature) AYSO Registration Form for the player is in the possession of the team coach or his/her designee.

It shall be the responsibility of the Game Official (Field Coordinator) in charge of the play-off location to verify that a proper AYSO Registration Form and Player I.D. card (if required) for each participating player is present. Player ID cards are not required for U14 and below players.

Field of Play: Regional Responsibilities

Each Regional Commissioner hosting Inter-Regional play shall be responsible for properly preparing the playing fields used in their respective region to ensure the utmost player safety.
Each Region participating in Inter-Regional play, shall supply the goals, the nets and the corner flags for their respective field(s).
Each coach is responsible for cleaning up the general area after their game(s).
Field set-up and take-down shall be the responsibility of the hosting Region, but may in some cases be shared by other regions. Generally, the teams participating in the last game of the day takes down the goals.
No dogs or pets of any kind are allowed at the fields. Use of any tobacco product, drugs or alcoholic beverages is prohibited within the field area at the game site.

Teams

A minimum of five players shall constitute a team in U10. The maximum number of players shall be ten players.
A minimum of seven players shall constitute a team in U12-U14. The maximum number of players shall be fifteen for U12-U14.
The HOME TEAM is the team listed first on the schedules.
When a color conflict in uniform exists, the HOME TEAM shall change jerseys or wear bibs.
All regions must have a color change of uniforms (bibs) at each field site.

Team Check-In

Each coach and his/her entire team must report for check-in at the registration area at least forty-five minutes before the start of his/her game. The coach needs to present the number of filled out line-up cards for each game scheduled in pool play and each player's registration form, and the official AYSO, one page, tournament roster signed by the Regional Commissioner. Properly completed game card(s) (listed in jersey number order) bearing the name of all players on a team roster (whether present or not with an explanation of all absences) together with Medical Release shall be presented to the Field Coordinator prior to the start of the game.
• Game cards for all Area Playoff games shall be retained by the Center Referee or Field Coordinator and shall be forwarded for processing per the instructions of the Area Referee Administrator.

Games

All games shall be played as scheduled. Only the Center Referee in charge of the game, the hosting Regional Commissioner (prior to the start of the game), or the Area Director for Area R shall have the authority to cancel scheduled Play-off games in accordance with AYSO National, Section 11, and Area R Rules and Regulations.
The HOME TEAM shall supply satisfactory game balls.
Home teams and visiting teams shall wherever possible remain on separate sides of the field of play.
Coaches are restricted to an area of ten yards on either side of the Center Line and shall stand back at least one yard from the Touchline, wherever possible. A maximum of two coaches shall be allowed to coach the team during the game. Negative coaching will not be permitted.
Players and spectators shall stand back at least three yards from the Touchline, wherever possible.
Devices, such as but not limited to, air horns, cow bells, drums, megaphones, etc. shall not be allowed.
During play, only players are allowed on the field, except as allowed by the Center Referee.
No person shall be behind or near goals or beyond the 18 yard penalty area line.

Size of game ball:
• Size 4 ball for U10 & U12
• Size 5 ball for U14

Acceptance of a game ball shall be at the discretion of the Center Referee.

Duration of Area Play-off games:

Pool Play
• U10-two twenty minute halves
• U12-two twenty-five minute halves
• U14-two twenty-five minute halves

Semi – Finals and Finals
• U10-two twenty-five minute halves
• U12-two thirty minute halves
• U14-two thirty-five minute halves

Semi – Finals and Finals Overtime Periods (Played in full)
• U10-two five minute periods
• U12-two six minute periods
• U14-two seven minute periods

Games shall be played as scheduled (no valid excuse exist for late or no show without notification).
The Center Referee shall allow a grace period of ten minutes maximum from the scheduled kick-off time before canceling any game.
When games previously in progress are running later than ten minutes from scheduled kick-off time, no grace period shall be allowed.
In the event games are postponed due to inclement weather, or other unforeseen circumstances, the Area Scheduler shall reschedule the games at the earliest possible date and time with the approval of the Area Director.
Only an approved rescheduled game will be sanctioned by the Area. If a game is not sanctioned, it shall be considered a practice game, and will not be counted in the standings.
A team shall be subject to forfeit of a game upon review of the Area Director if found in violation of any of the following:
• Failure to show up for a scheduled game.
• Inability to field the minimum number of players.
• Failure to be on the field of play and ready to play at game time or following a ten minute grace period.
• Leaving the field without the referee's permission, with the intent not to continue the game.
• Failure or refusal to continue the game.
• Misconduct that causes the termination of the game.
• Use of an ineligible player.

If a game is not completed through the regulation game time due to inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances, the final resolution of that game shall be as listed below:
• If less than one-half of the designated game time had been played at the time of game suspension, the game will be rescheduled and played at a later date and time. If the game is not rescheduled for any reason, the game shall stand as a NOT PLAYED game, irrespective of the score at the time of game suspension.
• If one-half or more of the designated game time had been played at time of game suspension, the game score will stand as recorded by the Center Referee in charge of the game.

Failure of a team to be ready to play at the scheduled kick-off time shall constitute forfeiture on the part of that team, and that team shall lose by a score of 0-1. The Center Referee shall allow a grace period of ten minutes maximum from the scheduled kick-off time before canceling the game.

Scoring of All Play-Off Games

For standings in pool play, point(s) shall be awarded as enumerated below:
• 6 points for a win
• 3 points for a tie
• 0 points for a loss
• 1 point for a goal with a 3 point maximum
• 1 point for a shut-out, a 0-0 tie is not considered a shut-out
• A maximum of 10 points is possible in any one game
• A 2 point deduction for each red card (send-off) received by a player and/or coach (before, during, or after the match). A 1 point deduction for each send-off of a spectator.
Tie breakers for play-off standings will be as follows:
• (1) Head to Head competition
• (2) Least goals scored against
• (3) Greatest number of shutouts
• (4) Goal differential (maximum 3 per game)
• (5) Fewest red cards
• (6) Fewest yellow cards
• (7) Coin toss

A tie is an acceptable result in pool play and shall be recorded as such. No overtime is required.
Game scores shall be recorded on the game cards that each team provides to the Center Referee prior to the game. The Center Referee shall be responsible for reporting game result to the Field Coordinator or Area representative.

Substitution of Players
Substitution of players in all U10, U12, & U14 games shall be in accordance with the AYSO National Rules and Regulations.

Misconduct: Sendoffs and Cautions

Any player sent-off from the field must immediately leave the field of play. In the event a sent-off individual refuses to leave the field, the Center Referee shall suspend the game.
Any coach, and/or spectator sent-off from the field, must immediately leave the game site area so as not to be within sight or sound of the field. In the event a sent-off individual refuses to leave the field, the Center Referee shall suspend the game.
All players sent-off (red card) or cautioned (yellow card) for infringement of the Laws of the Game, and all disciplinary action resulting from misconduct by players, coaches and/or spectators, must be reported to the Area Referee Administrator in writing within twenty-four hours after the termination of the game by the Center Referee in charge of the game.
• In addition to a written report, all ejections must be reported by phone to the Area Referee Administrator immediately following the game in which the ejection occurred or in the same day.
The penalty for a player or coach sent-off (non violent offense) from the field shall be a suspension from his/her next played game.
The penalty for a player or coach sent-off for violent conduct from the field shall be a three game suspension of his/her next consecutive games played plus subjected to an Area review panel (Disciplinary Action Review Board).
The penalty for a player or coach receiving three cautions in different games shall be a one game suspension of his/her next game played.
The penalty for a player or coach receiving a second send-off is a two game suspension, a third send-of will be a three game suspension, etc.
Depending on the circumstances surrounding a particular incident, stronger penalties my be imposed as deemed appropriate by the Disciplinary Action Review Board (DARB).
A coach may submit a written request to the Area Referee Administrator to review a send-off and/or caution within twenty-four hours of the termination of the game in question. The written request must state the reason and facts known for the review.
In the event a player and/or a coach is in attendance at the team's next scheduled game while on suspension, the Center Referee shall not allow the game to start until the player/coach in question has left the field site area.
If the game has already started, the Center Referee in charge of the game shall stop the game and not allow the game to continue until the player/coach in question has left the field site area.
Playing a suspended player will result in a forfeit.
Violators of the penalties set forth in this section shall be subject to a disciplinary review by the Area Disciplinary Board. Furthermore, should violators of the penalties set forth in this section refuse to immediately leave the field site area, when requested to do so by the Center Referee, the game shall be suspended.
In instances where aggravating circumstances prevail, the player, coach, and/or spectator involved shall be subject to review by the Area Disciplinary Board for appropriate disciplinary action.
The Disciplinary Action Review Board will be selected by the Area Director, comprised of three members from Area R Regional Commissioners and/or Area Staff who were not directly involved with the alleged incident. They shall review all inter-regional disciplinary issues not resolved at the regional level.
The DARB is not required to hold a hearing or request reports from the parties involved unless a written request to do so is received from the individual(s) subject to review.
• An oral hearing shall be conducted in accordance with Appendix A as written in the Area guidelines (posted on the Area R web site (www.ayso11r.org).
• Hearing attendees under the age of 18 shall be accompanied throughout the proceedings by one adult who is not a member of the DARB.
All inappropriate behavior before or after a game, especially verbal abuse directed at game officials, by any player, coach or spectator shall be reported in writing by the Center Referee to the Area Referee Administrator within twenty-four hours after the incident.