The effective date of age determination shall be the player's age as of December 31 of the "AYSO year" in which the fall season commences, and remains in effect until the following June. In regions where not enough players are registered to make any or all age divisions, a lesser number may be formed. Such divisions shall be classified on the basis of the oldest player and shall not, subsequent to the start of the season of play, be reclassified to a lower age division should the oldest player s then be removed from the roster.
The regional commissioner is responsible for assuring the eligibility of all players on teams within the region. Any player must present birth certificate or other legal proof of age to the regional commissioner or area director upon request. No player may register without the written consent of a parent or guardian, unless that player is of legal age , and the approval of the regional commissioner.
A player becomes an official team member only after payment of the required registration fee and acceptance of registration form by the regional commissioner, or the designated representative. Sections may exercise the prerogative to allow boys and girls to play on the same teams where there is an insufficient number of players to establish separate teams with reasonable application of paragraph III.
A player may transfer from one team to another within one region or from one region to another, after the following conditions have been met:. The official playing season of AYSO shall be from August 1st through July 31st of the following year unless a region designates otherwise.
Regions may only designate dates of season s other than the above with approval by the respective Area Director and the Section Director. Each chartered AYSO region shall provide for players to wear a matching team uniform consisting of jersey, shorts, and socks.
Such uniform shall be properly marked with the AYSO logo on the left front of the jersey and otherwise conform to the markings on the attached drawing. Such emblems shall be approved by the regional commissioner, shall be about three 3 inches in diameter or equivalent diagonal , and shall generally provide for player, regional or sponsor identity. Each section shall determine the application of dress code to competitive play within the section, each area within the area, and each region within that region, respectively.
Regulation soccer shoes, gym shoes, or sneakers with or without rubber cleats are permissible in all AYSO competition. Players shall not be allowed to participate in any game or practice unless they are wearing shin guards. Players shall not be allowed to practice or participate in any game with any type of cast or splint. The custodianship and disposition of equipment and supplies purchased by an individual region shall be the responsibility of that region.
NOTE: Most recent changes are indicated by bold-type and are underlined. The AYSO emblem registered trademark shall be worn on the left front of the jersey. Indeed, many recent Law changes have originated from suggestions from people from many different parts of the world.
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Players and substitutes sent off. Extra persons on the field of play. Player outside the field of play. Goal scored with an extra person on the field of play. Slogans, statements, images and advertising. The authority of the referee. Video assistant referee VAR. The goal lines must be of the same width as the goalposts and the crossbar.
A player who makes unauthorised marks on the field of play must be cautioned for unsporting behaviour. If the referee notices this being done during the match, the player is cautioned when the ball next goes out of play. Competitions may determine the length of the goal line and touchline within the above dimensions. Two lines are drawn at right angles to the goal line, 5. These lines extend into the field of play for 5. The area bounded by these lines and the goal line is the goal area.
Two lines are drawn at right angles to the goal line, These lines extend into the field of play for The area bounded by these lines and the goal line is the penalty area. Within each penalty area, a penalty mark is made 11 m 12 yds from the midpoint between the goalposts. An arc of a circle with a radius of 9. The corner area is defined by a quarter circle with a radius of 1 m 1 yd from each corner flagpost drawn inside the field of play.
A flagpost, at least 1. Flagposts may be placed at each end of the halfway line, at least 1 m 1 yd outside the touchline. The technical area relates to matches played in stadiums with a designated sitting area for team officials, substitutes and substituted players as outlined below:. A goal consists of two vertical posts equidistant from the corner flagposts and joined at the top by a horizontal crossbar.
The goalposts and crossbar must be made of approved material. They must be square, rectangular, round, elliptical or a combination of these shapes and must not be dangerous. The goalposts and crossbar of both goals must be the same shape, which must be square, rectangular, round, elliptical or a hybrid of these options.
The distance between the inside of the posts is 7. The position of the goalposts in relation to the goal line must be in accordance with the graphics. The goalposts and the crossbar must be white and have the same width and depth, which must not exceed 12 cm 5 ins.
If the crossbar becomes displaced or broken, play is stopped until it has been repaired or replaced in position. Play is restarted with a dropped ball. If it can not be repaired the match must be abandoned. A rope or any flexible or dangerous material may not replace the crossbar. Nets may be attached to the goals and the ground behind the goal; they must be properly supported and must not interfere with the goalkeeper. The use of GLT must be stipulated in the competition rules.
GLT applies solely to the goal line and is only used to determine whether a goal has been scored. If GLT is used in competition matches, the competition organisers must ensure that the system including any potentially permitted modifications to the goal frame or technology in the ball is certified according to one of the following standards : meets the requirements of the FIFA Quality Programme for GLT.
FIFA Quality. If the technology does not function in accordance with the Testing Manual, the referee must not use the GLT system and must report this to the appropriate authorities. No form of commercial advertising, whether real or virtual, is permitted on the field of play, on the ground within the area enclosed by the goal nets, the technical area or the referee review area RRA , or on the ground within 1 m 1 yd of the boundary lines from the time the teams enter the field of play until they have left it at half-time and from the time the teams re-enter the field of play until the end of the match.
Advertising is not permitted on the goals, nets, flagposts or their flags and no extraneous equipment cameras, microphones, etc. The reproduction, whether real or virtual, of representative logos or emblems of FIFA, confederations, national football associations, competitions, clubs or other bodies is forbidden on the field of play, the goal nets and the areas they enclose, the goals, and the flagposts during playing time.
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