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VIOLATIONS


Teams can have many different fouls called on them by the offi cial, if they are not aware of or abuse the rules relating to time.


RESUMPTION OF PLAY: failure to be ready to start play after a timeout or following halftime for a draw.


ILLEGAL TIMEOUT: a team requesting more than two timeouts.


DELAY OF GAME: failure to move 4 meters away on a free position


DELAY OF GAME: failure to stand when whistle is blown to stop play (creeping)


BEST PRACTICES


It is strongly suggested that teams identify those individuals willing to volunteer with timing and scoring in advance of competition.


Educate volunteers on expectations and responsibilities prior to game day.


PERSPECTIVES


If there is no timekeeper, a parent may assume the role of timekeeper.


Knowing how much time is left is an important part of managing the game. Always wear a watch!


Players should be discouraged from asking scorekeeper about personal stats during games.


TIME AND SCORE


If there is no winner after the six minutes of overtime, the game will be considered a tie. There is no overtime in U9 and U11 age groups. Games can end in ties or with no score in U9.


When there is no timekeeper, offi cials should keep a record of time to increase game awareness.


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TIME FACTORS TIME & SCORE


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