LAWS OF THE GAME
| Age Division |
Ball Size |
Type of Program |
Game Length (periods x minutes) |
Target Maximum # of Players on the Field |
Target Minimum # of Players on the Field |
Goalkeepers? |
Offsides |
Headers allowed? |
Throw-ins
or
Kick-ins |
| Under 5 (U5) |
3 |
Instructional/ Non-Result |
4 x 8 |
3 |
3 |
No |
No |
No |
Kick-in |
| Under 6 (U6) |
3 |
Instructional/ Non-Result |
4 x 10 |
3 |
3 |
No |
No |
No |
Kick-in |
| Under 8 (U8) |
3 |
Instructional/ Non-Result |
4 x 12 |
4 |
3 |
No |
No |
No |
Throw-in |
| Under 10 (U10) |
4 |
Instructional/ Non-Result |
2 x 25 |
7 |
6 |
Yes*** |
Yes |
No |
Throw-in |
| Under 12 (U12) |
4 |
Developmental/Result Oriented |
2 x 30 |
9 |
8 |
Yes*** |
Yes |
Yes |
Throw-in |
| Under 14/15 (U14/15) |
5 |
Developmental/ Result Oriented |
2 x 35 |
11 |
7 |
Yes*** |
Yes |
Yes |
Throw-in |
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*** Field player numbers include the keeper (For example, if the maximum players is 9, it’s 1 keeper + 8 other players)
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- On the fly substitutions are permitted.
- Each team is allowed to have 1 coach on the field of play for instruction.
- The players must be played as equal amount of quarters as possible. All players must play 3 quarters before one player is allowed to play all 4 quarters.
- After a goal is scored or for a goal kick, the ball is placed on the end line of the team that the goal was scored against. The opposing team must wait on their side of the field until the ball is brought past the mid field line before engaging in play.
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- On the flly substitutions are permitted
- On a goal kick, the opposing team must wait on their side of the field until the ball is kicked into play before engaging in play.
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- When the goalkeeper has possession of the ball or a goal kick is being taken, the opposing team must move behind the build out line. The goalkeeper does not have to wait for the players to retreat before playing the ball.
- Goalkeeper cannot punt or drop kick the ball.
- The opposing team may cross the build out line on a goal kick when the ball is put into play, after clearing the penalty area.
- When the goalkeeper distributes the ball, the opposing team may cross the build out line.
- If the goalkeeper places the ball on the field and kicks or dribbles it, the opposing team may cross the build out line.
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CSA's 6 WEEK FUTSAL ACADEMY REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!
THE ACADEMY SELLS OUT FAST EVERY YEAR, SO DON'T WAIT! REGISTER TODAY HERE:
http://cov.soccer-rilive.com/futsal
Kids born in 2014 or earlier will get an exciting 6 week program which will be led by US Futsal's National Director of Coaching, Bill Sampaio, and his professional coaching staff. Children will be exposed to a series of training activities which will enable them to develop their individual and tactical skills in a fun environment.
The 6 Week Futsal Academy will take place at Flat River gym starting Thursday November 7th. The cost for the 6 week program will be $100. Classes will be split up by age of registered participants, with the youngest players starting at 5:30, middle group at 6:30, and oldest group at 7:30. Registration will be on a 1st come/1st serve registration. A $25 Late Fee will be imposed on any registrations received October 28th or later. The Academy has sold out every year, so sign up soon!
What's Futsal? The best soccer players in the world like Messi, Ronaldo, Suarez, Neymar, Pele, Maradona, and Zidane all played Futsal and credit Futsal for their exceptional early skill and technique development. Futsal puts an emphasis on improvisation, creativity, and technique as well as ball control and passing in small spaces. Futsal is the only form of indoor soccer endorsed by FIFA and all the major heads of US Soccer and FIFA declared Futsal is the way to go. Futsal is one of the fastest growing sports in the world! Children will develop their skills at an exponential rate. Once you experience futsal, you will see the reasons:
• more touches on the ball
• better foot skills
• more movement without the ball
• quick decisions
• technical speed of play
• high-scoring games
• constant excitement
DO NOT MISS OUT!
Register Here: http://cov.soccer-rilive.com/futsal
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| Age Division |
Ball Size |
Type of Program |
Game Length (periods x minutes) |
Target Maximum # of Players on the Field |
Target Minimum # of Players on the Field |
Goalkeepers? |
Offsides |
Headers allowed? |
Throw-ins
or
Kick-ins |
| Under 5 (U5) |
3 |
Instructional/ Non-Result |
4 x 8 |
3 |
3 |
No |
No |
No |
Kick-in |
| Under 6 (U6) |
3 |
Instructional/ Non-Result |
4 x 10 |
3 |
3 |
No |
No |
No |
Kick-in |
| Under 8 (U8) |
3 |
Instructional/ Non-Result |
4 x 12 |
4 |
3 |
No |
No |
No |
Throw-in |
| Under 10 (U10) |
4 |
Instructional/ Non-Result |
2 x 25 |
7 |
6 |
Yes*** |
Yes |
No |
Throw-in |
| Under 12 (U12) |
4 |
Developmental/Result Oriented |
2 x 30 |
9 |
8 |
Yes*** |
Yes |
Yes |
Throw-in |
| Under 14/15 (U14/15) |
5 |
Developmental/ Result Oriented |
2 x 35 |
11 |
7 |
Yes*** |
Yes |
Yes |
Throw-in |
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*** Field player numbers include the keeper (For example, if the maximum players is 9, it’s 1 keeper + 8 other players)
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Additional Noteworthy Rules:
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| U5 & U6 |
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U8 |
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U10 |
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- On the fly substitutions are permitted.
- Each team is allowed to have 1 coach on the field of play for instruction.
- The players must be played as equal amount of quarters as possible. All players must play 3 quarters before one player is allowed to play all 4 quarters.
- After a goal is scored or for a goal kick, the ball is placed on the end line of the team that the goal was scored against. The opposing team must wait on their side of the field until the ball is brought past the mid field line before engaging in play.
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- On the flly substitutions are permitted
- On a goal kick, the opposing team must wait on their side of the field until the ball is kicked into play before engaging in play.
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- When the goalkeeper has possession of the ball or a goal kick is being taken, the opposing team must move behind the build out line. The goalkeeper does not have to wait for the players to retreat before playing the ball.
- Goalkeeper cannot punt or drop kick the ball.
- The opposing team may cross the build out line on a goal kick when the ball is put into play, after clearing the penalty area.
- When the goalkeeper distributes the ball, the opposing team may cross the build out line.
- If the goalkeeper places the ball on the field and kicks or dribbles it, the opposing team may cross the build out line.
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CSA's 6 WEEK FUTSAL ACADEMY REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!
THE ACADEMY SELLS OUT FAST EVERY YEAR, SO DON'T WAIT! REGISTER TODAY HERE:
http://cov.soccer-rilive.com/futsal
Kids born in 2014 or earlier will get an exciting 6 week program which will be led by US Futsal's National Director of Coaching, Bill Sampaio, and his professional coaching staff. Children will be exposed to a series of training activities which will enable them to develop their individual and tactical skills in a fun environment.
The 6 Week Futsal Academy will take place at Flat River gym starting Thursday November 7th. The cost for the 6 week program will be $100. Classes will be split up by age of registered participants, with the youngest players starting at 5:30, middle group at 6:30, and oldest group at 7:30. Registration will be on a 1st come/1st serve registration. A $25 Late Fee will be imposed on any registrations received October 28th or later. The Academy has sold out every year, so sign up soon!
What's Futsal? The best soccer players in the world like Messi, Ronaldo, Suarez, Neymar, Pele, Maradona, and Zidane all played Futsal and credit Futsal for their exceptional early skill and technique development. Futsal puts an emphasis on improvisation, creativity, and technique as well as ball control and passing in small spaces. Futsal is the only form of indoor soccer endorsed by FIFA and all the major heads of US Soccer and FIFA declared Futsal is the way to go. Futsal is one of the fastest growing sports in the world! Children will develop their skills at an exponential rate. Once you experience futsal, you will see the reasons:
• more touches on the ball
• better foot skills
• more movement without the ball
• quick decisions
• technical speed of play
• high-scoring games
• constant excitement
DO NOT MISS OUT!
Register Here: http://cov.soccer-rilive.com/futsal
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