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ROLES OFFICIAL TIMER


The offi cial timer will be from the home team and will sit at the scorer’s/ timer’s table opposite the center circle. The offi cial timer will be responsible for the following:


Start the clock on the whistle at each draw. Sound a horn at the fi rst stoppage of play: 1. to notify an offi cial of an illegal substitute. 2. if a clock has malfunctioned. 3. to alert an offi cial when there is a four-goal differential.


Sound the horn to indicate a timeout request by the team in possession during a dead-ball situation only.


Notify an offi cial when there are two minutes remaining in each half of the game.


U9/U11/U13/U15 – Clock will continue to run after goals. During the last 2 minutes of each half of the game, stop the clock on every whistle, then restart the clock on the offi cial’s whistle unless there is a 10 or more goal differential. If the difference becomes less than 10 goals, the stop clock procedure is reinstated.


Sound a horn to indicate the end of the half and the end of the game.


Stop the clock for any other circumstances only upon the timeout signal and whistle from the offi cial.


Notify an offi cial when a team requests a timeout and use a separate clock to time the timeout. Record all timeouts. 1. Time 2 minutes. 2. Blow the horn at 1 minute, 45 seconds. 3. Blow the horn at 2 minutes.


Note the time on the clock when a player is issued a green/red card for delay of game and time the two-minute elapsed playing time penalty, and notify the coach when the two-minute penalty time has ended.


Note the time on the clock when a player is issued a yellow or red card and time the two-minute elapsed playing time penalty, and notify the coach when the two-minute penalty time has ended.


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ROLES OFFICIAL SCORER & TIMER


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