Los Angeles
Co-Ed Soccer
NOT JUST A SOCCER LEAGUE,
A COMMUNITY!
SUMMER 2024
Registration OPEN for Sundays in Glendale Registration for Glendale closes May 20th
Saturdays in Silverlake - FULL
Rules & Regulations
Game Rules
- 9V9-Two 30-minute halves with a 5-minute halftime.
- No offside.
- Sundays at our Glendale field there must be at least 2 women players on the field at all times and out our Saturday Silverlake field there must be at least 1 woman on the field at all times.
- Standard throw in and corner kick rules apply.
- No slide tackling is allowed under any circumstances! Each slide tackle will be punishable with a yello card.
- Games are scored 3 points for a win and 1 point for a draw. There are no shootouts except during playoffs.
- Each team must have at least 8 players to start the game.
- There is no shooting on goal allowed from kickoffs.
The Team
- Each team will have a total of 16-18 players on the team.
- Each team will have a minimum of 3 female players on the team.
- Each team will have a team captain that is responsible for representing the team and communicating information that pertains to the team.
Equipment
- Shin guards (must be totally covered by socks to reduce risk of injury) are mandatory and are an absolute requirement for all players.
- Footwear – Only soccer/athletic shoes are acceptable. Turf shoes must be worn on the turf field. PLAYERS WITHOUT TURF SHOES WILL NOT BE ABLE TO PLAY.
Forfeits
- Teams must be ready to play their game 10 minutes before kickoff.
- If a team does not have 8 players at game time they are considered to have forfeited.
Cancellation Policy
- Games will go forward rain or shine. If games must be cancelled, captains will be notified.
Substitutions
- Field player substitutions may be made at any point during game play or stoppages and do not require referee consent.
- Goalkeeper substitutions can only be made during stoppages in play with the consent of the referee.
Goalies
- The goalie may use his/her hands anywhere inside the goal area
- Once the goalie has released control of the ball, he/she cannot touch it again with his/her hands until it has been touched by an opponent
- Goalie cannot use his/her hands on balls that have been intentionally directed to them by a teammate’s feet/body. They must play these balls with their feet. If the goalie uses his/her hands, a goalie pass back violation occurs.
- Goalies can’t use their hands if directly receiving a teammates throw in.
- Goalies cannot punt or drop kick the ball
- If goalie punts/drop kicks ball, a corner kick for the opposing team will be awarded.
Misconduct
- Yellow Card – Referees will immediately substitute player out for a minimum of 10 minutes.
- Red Card – A player receiving a red card, or two yellow cards in the same match, must leave the field premises, sight and sound, without substitution and they will miss the next match.
Team Conduct
- Discipline – The Team Captain assumes the responsibility regarding team leadership and maintenance of order and discipline. LACES expects each Captain to set a positive example for their players in promoting good sportsmanship and self- control.
- Sideline Control – The Captain is responsible for the behavior of his/her bench area. After being verbally warned or cautioned by the referee for unsportsmanlike behavior from his/her bench area, the Captain will receive a red card if the situation persists. The referee also has the power to eject any spectator at any time at his or her discretion.
Player Misconduct
If a player receives two yellow cards in one game, they will be ejected and their team will need to play one player short for the remainder of the game. If a player recieves a yellow card in two consecutive games the will be out for their next scheduled game. If a player receives a red card for any reason, he/she will be ejected and their team will need to play one player short for the remainder of the game. The player will also be out for his/her next scheduled game.
- Red Card: Fighting, swearing, gesturing at or excessive arguing with the referee
- Yellow card violations: Multiple instances of excessively dangerous play as deemed by the referee