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SCYSA Amendments to Laws of the Game
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amended Laws (as per BC Soccer) can be found under
Info/Documents/Referees The following amendments apply.
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U10 Laws of the Game apply, with these changes: 7 players on the field; one of whom must be the goalkeeper Minimum 6 players to start at the beginning of each half and after a stoppage in play 25 minutes each half Law 11 (Offside) does not apply Opponents must be 8 yards away from the ball for free-kicks All free kicks are Indirect (cannot score from a free kick) No Indirect Free Kicks in the Penalty Area 2nd chance on a throw in - explain what they did wrong Unlimited substitution Keeper not permitted to punt ball from his goal area to opponent's goal area; free kick to the opposing team from the centre mark. Safety first
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U11 & U12 Laws of the Game apply with these amendments: 8 players on the field, one of whom must be the goalkeeper Minimum 7 players to start each half or after a stoppage in play 30 minutes each half Law 11 (Offside) applies in the last 1/3 of the field only 9 yards for free-kicks instead of 10 yards (House only) 2nd chance on a throw in - explain what they did wrong Unlimited substitution Indirect Free Kicks taken from outside of Penalty Area Keeper not permitted to punt ball from his goal area to opponent's goal area; free kick to the opposing team from the centre kickoff spot. Safety first
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Retreat Line Procedure for all teams U6 - U13
There is a retreat line one-third running across the entire pitch one-third of the length of the pitch from each goal (this is the Offside line for U11 and U12). When one team is awarded a goal kick, all opposing players must be closer to their own goal than the kicking team's retreat line, and cannot cross it until: - The ball is played by a player on the kicking team other than the player taking the goal kick OR, - The ball travels over the retreat line OR, - The ball leaves the field of play
If an opposing player crosses the retreat line before the ball is played or crosses the line the referee must stop play and the kick is re-taken.
If the opposing team repeatedly infringes the retreat line, an indirect free kick is awarded to the kicking team from the place where the offence occurred.
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U13 to U18 The Laws of the Game are amended as follows: Unlimited substitution U13, U14 - 35 minute half U15, U16 - 40 minute half U17, U18 - 45 minute half
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U18 Co-ed 7 per-side, including the goalkeeper reduced field size Unlimited substitutions can be made on-the-fly during play Exiting player must leave field before new player comes on, at the same place on the touchline Illegal substitutions result in an indirect free kick Law 11 (Offside) does not apply Goalkeepers may punt or drop-kick the ball. If it crosses the centre line without touching the ground, touching a player, or going out of bounds an indirect free kick is awarded to the opposing team at the place it crossed the centre line.
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SPRING LEAGUE Click Here for 2018 spring LOTG_amendments
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Mentors: Please use this form (click on the link below) to file reports on referees you are mentoring. It is probably best to download a copy of the form (link is here) in advance of the session. The printable form contains the information that is required by the online version, though the layout is different.
Click here for the online form. It will open in a new tab.
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How to file a Game Report
Only a Center Referee can file a game report.
1. Log in via the Admin tab at the top of the home page, just right of center: scysa.ca
2. Choose Referee Schedule Administration
3. All games you have been assigned will appear. Determine which game requires a Game Report. Go to far right of page and click Update for the game.
4. Enter the game scores
5. Was there a misconduct report? You must click yes or no
6. Click Next at bottom of screen 1
7. Click Finished on screen 2
8. Return to your game list page - all games you were CR should read Done in the GRep column.
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Referee Monthly Meetings
Monthly Referee Meetings - September through February
Upcoming dates for 2019: Wednesday, February 20, 2019, 6:30 - 9 pm (Seaside Centre, 5790 Teredo Street) Wednesday, September 25, 2019, 6:30 - 9 pm (Davis Bay Hall) Wednesday, October 23, 2019, 6:30 - 9 pm (Davis Bay Hall) Wednesday, November 20, 2019, 6:30 - 9 pm (Davis Bay Hall) Wednesday, January 15, 2020, 6:30 - 9 pm (Davis Bay Hall) Wednesday, February 19, 2020, 6:30 - 9 pm (Davis Bay Hall)
Referees, aspiring referees, coaches, players and parents are welcome!
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To report disciplinary cards or any necessary details of a rep level game, please follow this link through NSYSA: https://sites.google.com/site/nsysareferees/announcements/gamesheetsdisciplinereporting
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Spring League Referee Pay Scale |
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Spring League Referee Pay Scale
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Select the appropriate link below to report cautions and sending-off offences. Please read the instructions carefully, and provide a full account of what happened. If you are reporting foul and abusive language, please include the bad words. For dismissals or ejections, click here.
Please note cautions and sending-off offences need to have clear language that indicate why the foul is a caution or dismisal. It may be helpful to cite the words from Law 12 that apply.
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