Fall 2009 Co-Ed Indoor Soccer Information Page
General:
Games are played in the Ranger Dome.
Games are played consecutively, full court.
Indoor soccer is co-ed.
Time:
Games will consist of two 15minute half’s.
Intermission will be 1 minutes in length.
Clock runs continuously.
There are no time-outs.
If score is tied at end of regulation, a three minute sudden-death overtime is played.
If score is tied at end of overtime a one-time three person rotational shoot-out is played.
Scoring:
1 point per goal.
Participants:
Only full-time Regis students may participate.
At least 2 women on the roster.
5 players on the field of play at one time, including the goalie.
2 women from each time must be on the field of play at all times.
Teams must wear readily identifiable jerseys or wear intramural penny’s.
Goalies must wear a readily identifiable jersey that is different than that of their teammates.
PLAYERS ARE ADVISED TO BRING A MOUTHPIECE, SHIN GUARDS, KNEE PADS, ELBOW PADS, AND PROPER SHOES.
Possession:
Initial possession is determined by a coin toss.
Initial second half possession goes to the team that was initially on defense.
Possession changes when the ball goes out of bounds, hits the ceiling, or when a penalty is assessed.
Game Play:
Game begins at center court with a kick-off into the offenses own zone. Players must be in their own zones, center that initiates the kick-off must pass the ball to a member of their own team before touching the ball again.
Players may not hit the ball with any part of their arm or hands.
Turnover of possession will taken in the form of an indirect free kick.
Goalies may not punt the ball, they must roll or throw it.
There are no corner-kicks, goal kicks, off-sides, throw-in’s, or penalty kicks.
Substitutions are done “on the fly.”
Goals can only be scored from a teams offensive territory, and must go completely over the goal line and into the net.
Infractions:
Infractions that will result in an indirect free kick:
Charging.
Tripping.
Hand ball.
Use of hands by goalie outside goal area.
Tackles.
Pushing or kicking.
Infractions that will result in expulsion from game:
Verbal abuse.
Flagrant misconduct.
Unsportsmanlike conduct.
Fighting.