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2003 Sports Fest Tournament Rules
Team/Team Rosters:
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Teams shall consist of 10
players from the team roster.
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Each team will compete
with 7 field players and no goalkeeper.
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The team must have at
least 3 female players on the field at all times.
·
People not listed on the
team roster are not allowed to play on the team. If this occurs,
the team will forfeit the game where the substitution occurred. If this
happens a second time, the team will be eliminated from the tournament.
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Once the tournament has
started, players will not be allowed, under any circumstances to switch teams
(all rosters are final).
· Each team is to have only one team Captain. Captain's responsiblities:
- To ensure that all players on his/her team are on the official roster and have the corresponding wrist bands (to be given) before stepping onto the playing field.
- To ensure that all players are physically and mentally prepared to play at the scheduled times and to get his/her team on the field they are scheduled to play at.
- To ensure the proper attire/equipment is worn or used by the team players.
- The team captain is responsible for the overall conduct of his/her team, including the team coaches and spectators. Poor sportsmanship will result in an automatic forfeit.
- The team captain is the only representative of the team when addressing the officials. Only the captain may speak for the team when addressing an official concerning calls or decisions. Corresponding warning may be given to any other person/player, besides the captain, who address the officials on any certain call.
Equipment:
· All players are required to wear molded soccer shoes or tennis shoes. Football, Baseball, Softball or Golf shoes are not allowed. Any shoes with aluminum studs are prohibited (screw-in studs of any kind). There will be a cleat-check before the start of each game.
· All players are required to have the given team identification wristband at all times. Players not wearing the bands will not be allowed to play in their next scheduled games.
· All players are strongly encouraged to wear shin guards.
The
Game:
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Each team
is guaranteed to pay a minimum of three “regular” games, not including the
quarterfinals, semi-finals, and finals
·
The clock
is a central running clock for all games and therefore does not
stop. Each official will also keep track of the time and may stop
game play at his/her discretion.
·
Each
“regular” game consists of two 20-minute halves, with a 5-minute half time.
·
Scoring
will be based on Win, Loss, and Tie record points for each team:
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Win
= 3 points
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Loss
= 0 points
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Tie
=1 points
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The top
eight teams will advance to the quarterfinals based on the point system
specified. In case of a tie in
points, advancement will depend on goal differential.
·
Quarterfinals
will be single elimination games consisting of 15-minute halves, with a 5-minute
overtime in case of a tie, and penalty kicks if there is still a tie after over
time.
·
The top
four teams will advance to the semi-finals based on single elimination in
quarterfinals.
·
Semi-finals
and Finals are single elimination games consisting of 15-minute halves, with a
5-minute overtime in case of a tie, and penalty kicks if there is still a tie
after over time.
·
The top
two teams advance to the Finals to play for 1st and 2nd
place and the bottom two teams advance to the Finals to play for 3rd
and 4th place. *
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Substitutions
can occur under there conditions:
-
only for same gender
-
unlimited
(as many times as desired per team)
-
“on the
fly” (without asking for the official’s permission-anytime)
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Warnings
/ Expulsions:
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Slide
tackles are strictly prohibited. Any
player who intentionally attempts a slide tackle will be charged with a foul
and be removed from the rest of the rest of the tournament. It is up to the
discretion of the official whether or not the player will receive a verbal
warning, yellow, or red card, depending on the severity of the foul or
inappropriate action.
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Verbal
Warnings:
Warnings that will be given to any player no
more than once per game as a result of any inappropriate behavior.
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Yellow
Cards: Any
offense done intentionally with attempt of harming any other player or any other
inappropriate behavior. Any player
who receives a yellow card will be removed from the game for a 3-mintue period,
to be kept track of by the sideline official.
*Time permitting:
if there is not enough time, the semi-finals will be the Finals, having the top
two teams playing for 1st and 2nd and the bottom two teams
playing for 3rd and 4th based on overall points.
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Red Cards:
Any offense done intentionally more than
once with attempt of harming
any other player or nay other repeated
inappropriate behavior will result with a
yellow card. Any player who
receives a red card will be removed from the
remainder of the game or tournament.
The following acts are prohibited and result
in automatic
disqualification from the match. These
rules are in effect to protect all
players, officials, and staff.
- Disrespectfully addressing or intentionally having contact with the game
official.
- Using profanity,
insulting, or vulgar language or gestures.
- Taunting or fighting
- Two yellow cards
given to the same player in any given game.
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Details:
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No throw
ins – only kick-ins
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Goal
kicks taken from the goal line
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Direct/indirect
kick walls at 8 yards from ball.
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Kick-off
direct and ball must advance forward.
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Penalties
awarded by intentional hand-balls or fouls to be taken from the center of the
field (without a wall defending team).
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Forfeits:
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A forfeit
will occur if the team is not ready to play within 5 minutes of their
scheduled game star time.
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A forfeit
will occur if a team uses an illegal player (i.e. not on the official roster).
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Poor
sportsmanship may also result in a forfeit.
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General
suggestions:
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Please
keep in mind that although this tournament is for fun, it is essential that we
all participate as one unit to make it flow smoothly. By this, we kindly ask that each team be on time so that the
games can run on a timely basis as scheduled.
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We also
ask each school to be responsible for their own mess that they may create.
- Last but not least, don’t forget a change of clothes and extra energy for the Latin Dance Party that will be held.
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Revised: March 30, 2003 .