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12b) Forfeited games will be recorded as a win, 1-0 (one-zero) for the non- defaulting team.


12c) If both teams are equally at fault, no points or goals will be awarded and the game shall not be replayed.


13. Miscellaneous


13a) When the weather is extremely hot, the Referee will speak to the coaches and may give a 1 to 2 minute water break in the middle of each game half. This is for the sole purpose of giving only those players on the field some water. It is not to be used for coaching or other purposes.


14. Finals Day(s)


14a) Final Days will have all U14 and U18 teams play a knockout tournament to determine a Final Day Champion. U11 and U12 teams will play a single game final. 14b) Final Day game dates will be published during the first week of August.


14c) Final Days matches will be created by CYS. The opposing teams will be drawn at random to ensure each team has an equal opportunity to win the championship (u14/u18).


14d) Participation awards will be given to all teams in U11 and u12 and up to 2nd place for league play in U14/U18. 1st place will receive a League award in U14/U18 only. An award will also be given to the team that wins the Final Day Tournament in U14/U18 only.


14e) Coaches should contact the CYS office if it is known they will be short players for Finals Day to the extent that they cannot field the minimum number of players.


15. Game Sheets Game sheets will not be used in Under 11 – 12


Under 11 – 12 Soccer Coaches will be asked to forward the players names and the shirt number allocated to them before the first game of the season.


16. Retreat Line (NEW) – AS PER OSA LTPD GUIDELINES (U11/U12)


On goal kicks, the opponents must drop off to the half-way line to help the goalkeeper and players learn to play out from the back.


The ball is in play as soon as it leaves the goal area and is touched by a teammate. The opposition players cannot cross the half-way line until a player touches the ball. To assist players in this the referee will inform players to ‘retreat’. Further, they will inform players when they can cross the retreat line by using the word ‘engage’


When the goalkeeper collects the ball with their hands in open play, the opponents must drop off to the half-way line. The ball is in play as soon as it leaves the goalkeeper’s hands.


If the goalkeeper wants to play quickly they can do so. They do not have to wait for the opposition players to retreat.


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