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Adult Soccer |
ADULT Spring 2013
Registration is closed online starting February 16. All people interested in registering need to email me and will be subject to a $15 late fee.
The first game of the Season will be March 3rd. If you are interested in starting a team, please send me an email. If you wish to play on a specific team, please enter the team name when registering, or you can leave this question blank, and you will be drafted onto a team.
BISA Adult Soccer League is a recreational co-ed league, allowing novice to experts to play together and enjoy the sport. The Adult games are played on Sundays, usually between the hours of 10AM - 6PM.
BISA has made a change in registration fees to allow for a change in the way we are paying referees. The registration fees have been lowered to allow you to pay an additional referee fee at the beginning of the season to your team manager.
Thank You,
Jennifer Carter
For questions please contact Jennifer Carter at moc.reccosasib@retrac.refinnej. |
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There are a few things to remember: |
** Please remember PETS (all) are not allowed on or near the fields, only outside the fenced parking area. Managers, please remind players. Players please remind family and friends.
** Smoking is not allowed on, or near, the fields, only outside the fenced parking area. Managers, please remind players. Players, please remind family and friends.
** If your team is the first team of the day, please remember to bring at least one net, and two corner flags to the field.
** If your team is the last team of the day, please remember to take down at least one net, and take at least one net and two corner flags back to the equipment shed.
** And last, remember to make sure the benches are clean of any trash or debris when your game is over. |
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Adult Coed Rules |
BI SA ADULT COED RULES
BISA’ s Adult Coed program is designed to allow adult players access to a local program. However this is
for recreation and is intended to provide enjoyment of the game and to promote sportsmanship. BISA
uses FIFA’ s Laws of the Game as they are written with the exception of those differences noted below. It
is the responsibility of the player to be familiar with these Laws. Each player is also responsible for
understanding that BISA is bound by NTSSA’ s Cumulative Card System. This can be found on NTSSA’ s
web site (www.ntxsoccer.org) under Section 3.11.2 of the Bylaws/Rules. By signing up to play, each
player agrees to abide by BISA’ s rules, the code of conduct, the Rules of Competition, and understands
the consequences of the Cumulative Card System.
3.14 NTSSA RULES OF COM PETI TI ON
The Rules of Play for Adult and Youth competition of NTSSA and its affiliated members shall be the
FI FA Laws of the Game.
FI FA Laws of the Game Modified for BISA Adult Coed Program:
Field Length
Min. 100 yds.
Goal Size
8 ft. x 8 yds
3.14.3 Law I I I - Number of Players and Substitution
Eleven (11) verses eleven (11) with 3 players being female.
Each recreational player, when present at a game, shall be required to play the minimum of 50% of the
time.
Substitution Rule - Adults: FI FA rules for substitution will apply with the exception of the number of
players and the frequency of their substitution.
Substitutions will be made:
a. At a throw-in by team in possession; if this opportunity it taken and the opponent wishes, they may also
sub
b. Either team, at a goal-kick;
c. Either team, after a goal is scored;
d. Either team at an injury, when the referee stops the play:
e. At halftime;
f. When a caution (yellow card) is given, that player will be immediately substituted and can not return
to the
field of play until the next available substitution for their team.
g. At the discretion of the referee
3.14.4 Law I V - Player’s Equipment
Each player shall have a permanent number on the back of his jersey not less than four (4) inches high.
Shin guards, meeting the standards set forth in the FI FA Laws of the Game or subsequent memoranda,
shall be mandatory. NO
JEWERLY may be worn while on the field unless it is a medical alert necklace or bracelet which must
be taped down for safety reasons.
3.14.5 Law V - Referee * ** No Changes
3.14.6 Law VI - Assistant Referee * * * No Changes
3.14.8 Law VI I I - Start of Play * * * No Changes
3.14.9 Law I X - Ball in and out of Play * * * No Changes
3.14.10 Law X - M ethod of Scoring
In Adult Coed play, two (2) points will be awarded for a goal by a female, one (1) point for a goal by a
male. There is a maximum of 3 goals per player, including women.
3.14.11 Law XI - Off-Side * * * No Changes
3.14.12 Law XI I - Fouls and M isconduct
Slide tackling is prohibited. Sliding to keep a ball in the field of play is allowed, unless there is another
player playing the ball. It will be at the discretion of the referee to issue a card.
It is not intentional ‘‘ hand-ball’’ offense for any player to attempt to protect the vital areas of his or her
body (chest, crotch, face) by placing hands or arms across them to protect them from being struck at close
range by the ball. The match referee shall be the sole judge of whether the hands or arms were used to
deliberately propel the ball.
3.14.13 Law XI I I - Free Kick * * * No Changes
3.14.14 Law XI V - Penalty Kick
Must be taken by a female and is worth one (1) point
3.14.15 Law XV - Throw-I n * * * No Changes
3.14.16 Law XVI - Goal Kick * * * No Changes
3.14.17 Law XVI I - Corner Kick * * * No Changes
Game reports are to be given to the referee prior to the game. The referee will turn in game reports.
Referees are assigned to games based on their ability, not their age. All three (3) referees are in charge of
the game.
As they are human, there may be mistakes made. Arguing with any referee will not be tolerated nor will
unsportsmanlike behavior. These may result in a card given.
Player ID cards will be given to the AR. Name and jersey number must match card to play.
Each team will pay center referee $20 and their AR $25. Failure to pay results in a forfeit.
Foul language will not be tolerated. A card may be given even if the language is not directed towards a
referee.
If there is a conflict of jersey colors, the home team will change color. Goalkeepers will wear a different
color than
either team.
When a player receives a red card, that player must attend the next game out of uniform and provide
a sit out
form to the center referee prior to the start of the game to prove attendance. This is required as well as a
$50 fine and a decision by the A & D committee for the player to return to play. |
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