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WSYSA LPT Rules

This document outlines the key rules and points of emphasis for U14 and U15 soccer matches, including game durations, overtime procedures, and pre-game requirements. U14 matches consist of two 35-minute halves, while U15 matches are played in two 40-minute halves. Overtime rules require a winner, leading to penalty kicks if necessary. Coaches must check game rosters beforehand, and teams are responsible for uniform color conflicts. Substitutions are permitted at stoppages, and specific rules apply to goalkeepers. Emphasis is placed on teamwork and enjoyment for all participants.

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WSYSA LPT Rules

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  1. WSYSA LPT Rules Points of Emphasis

  2. Rules Extract • Game Durations (plus 5 minute half-times) • U14 .....two 35 minute halves • U15 .....two 40 minute halves • Overtime – each game must have a winner • U14 ..... two full-time 5 minute halves • U15 ..... two full-time 10 minute halves • No winner : Go to Kicks From The Penalty Mark

  3. Pre-game Stuff • Game Roster Sheets and Players need to be checked before the match begins • First Team number listed is “Home” • Choice of side (teams are on opposite sides) • Responsible to change uniform color if conflict • Each Team to provide a game ball for use

  4. During Play • Substitutions • At any stoppage with consent from Referee • Unlimited number allowed • Coaching/Spectator Area • Touchline area between both Penalty Areas • Restarting After Injury • Indirect Free Kick for team in possession of ball when play was stopped; otherwise, drop ball

  5. Goalkeepers • Goalkeepers must wear colors which distinguish them from other players • No opposing player shall make physical contact with the goalkeeper WITHIN THE GOAL AREA • “Having control of the ball" is, if the goalkeeper holds the ball on the ground with one or both hands

  6. Other • A player receiving a Caution can stay on the field of play • Misconduct Reports must be written in the TCYSA Clubhouse Meeting Room immediately after the match ends • The Coach or Manager of BOTH teams (winning or losing) will report the final score

  7. Final Thoughts • Work as a team on and off the field • Smile and have fun • Also, make it enjoyable for players, coaches, and spectators

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