VIOLATIONS


Not properly managing time can lead to fouls. For example: Various delay of game calls


ILLEGAL TIMEOUT: when a team requests a timeout when no timeouts remain


If a team leaves the field and refuses to play, they forfeit the game with current score if team remaining leads or a 1-0 victory if it is behind in the score.


BEST PRACTICES


Timer and scorekeeper should inspect all equipment they’ll need prior to the start of play.


League or organizing authority decide game length and overtime procedures in advance of games.


PERSPECTIVES


P Officials decide goals and scorekeepers record them. Remember the focus is on learning and fun, not goals and assists.


C Knowing how much time is left (and how many timeouts your team has) is an important part of managing the game.


OFFICIALS SIGNALS


C Players should never approach scorekeeper for stats during games.


O Communicate with scorers table prior to start of game on all appropriate game day issues.


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TIME FACTORS TIME & SCORE


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