For older ages, a player cannot be guilty of an offside offense while in their half of the field for U9-U11, a player additionally cannot be guilty of an offside offense while on their side of the build-out line in the opponent’s half of the field. The build-out line is also used as the limit of the scope for offside offenses for U9-U11. The goalkeeper does not have to wait for the opposition to retreat beyond the build-out line to take the goal kick or otherwise play the ball, and opposing players need not retreat further and may move up the field as soon as the goalkeeper has played the ball. At these ages, the goalkeeper is not allowed to punt or drop-kick the ball when they have it in their hands, but may release the ball at their own feet to dribble or pass it, or may throw it or roll it to a teammate. For goal kicks, and whenever the goalkeeper has the ball in hand, members of the opposing team must retreat behind the build-out line before the goalkeeper is required to play the ball, and must remain there until the ball is played. The build-out line for ages U7-U11 is a line established half-way between the midfield stripe and the penalty area on each half of the field. Hoods should not be worn, and should not be visible over the uniform shirt. Cold-weather gear may be worn under the uniform shirt, and appropriate sweatpants or leggings my be worn in place of shorts on cold days. Players may wear hats with soft brims (no baseball caps). Shin guards (must be completely covered by socks)Īppropriate footwear (metal cleats are NOT permitted) The Laws of the Game require each player to wear:Ī shirt with sleeves (for U10 and above, each jersey should have a number that is unique on that team tape can be used if necessary to modify a number to achieve uniqueness) ![]() Soft ties or hair bands are permitted to restrain long hair, but cannot be worn on the wrist while playing. Using tape to cover jewelry is not permitted. No exceptions are made for recently pierced ears or similar circumstances. For safety reasons, all items of jewelry (necklaces, rings, bracelets, earrings, leather bands, rubber bands, watches, hair barettes, etc.) are forbidden and must be removed before a player can enter the field. Referees can also find apparel and accessories at, and. Referee uniform kits can be purchased from Official Sports. Referees must also wear predominantly black cleats or sneakers, a wristwatch with stopwatch function, and bring a pocket-sized notebook, a pen and a coin to every game. A USSF referee kit consists of a gold shirt, solid black shorts, USSF black socks (striped or solid), whistle, yellow and red cards, and Velcro disc for certification patch. ![]() ![]() BSA will reimburse all certified youth referees the cost of the 7 piece Referee Starter Kit (max of $37.55). Referees are responsible for their own uniform purchase. I will do my best to mentor younger referees to help them improve in their skills.I will be decisive and fair in all calls.I will dress properly and maintain a professional appearance on the field.I will review the local competition rules and the Laws of the Game. ![]() I will arrive to the field at least 15 minutes before the start of the game.One Page Summary of Town League and BAYS RulesĪdvice for New Referees (see PDF on this page)īAYS Travel Game Rule Summary for Referees, Coaches, and Parents
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