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WINTER SESSION
- SCHEDULE CHANGES
Thank you for your
patience. The
schedules for our
Winter League are
now posted.
Schedule Changes
- GU10, G12,
BU12.14, BU15.16
LEAGUE STANDINGS
England (BU10.11)
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Spain (BU12.14)
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Brazil (BU15.16)
Argentina (GU10)
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Andora (GU12) |
Girls HS Division
Tom
MacDougall - League
Administrator
509-590-3421
tom@spokanefutsal.org |
3rd Annual NIC
Futsal Festival -
Application
January 17 and 18th
2009
North
Idaho College will
be hosting its 3rd
Annual Futsal
Festival that
benefits the North
Idaho College soccer
program. Separate
divisions will be
available.
Boys
U11 & U12 - Sat.
January 17th, 2009
Girls
U11 & U12 - Sun.
January 18th, 2009
Spokane Futsal will
schedule a bye week
for any GU11 or GU12
league team wishing
to participate in
this tournament.
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NIKE and U.S. Futsal®
Partnership Agreement
U.S. FUTSAL
FEDERATION
news release November
12, 2008
 BERKELEY,
CA
- The United States
Futsal® Federation is
pleased to announce an
official multi-year
partnership agreement
with Nike, the world's
leading designer,
marketer and distributor
of authentic athletic
footwear, apparel,
equipment and
accessories. As an
official partner of U.S.
Futsal®, Nike will be
heavily involved in
supporting U.S. Futsal's®
Regional and National
Championships beginning
in 2009. The U.S. Futsal
National Championship is
the biggest, oldest and
most prestigious Futsal
event in the country,
and will celebrate its
24th anniversary in
2009.
“It gives us great
pleasure to partner with
the world’s largest
distributor of athletic
footwear, apparel and
equipment. This
partnership will help
the sport continue to
grow nationwide.” said
U.S. Futsal® President
and CEO Alex Para.
Celebrating its 28th
year in 2009, U.S.
Futsal® is the country’s
fastest growing Futsal®
organization and has
been the sport’s
National Governing Body
since 1981. It currently
has more than 250
leagues across the
country.
To obtain more
information on
Futsal, explore
futsal.com or write
to United States Futsal
at: Post Office Box
40077, Berkeley,
California 94704. or
call 510-836-8733. |
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WINTER SESSION -
REGISTER NOW
Deadline: December 14, 2008
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League Type |
Competitive |
Recreational |
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Location |
The
Warehouse Athletic Facility |
Global
Fitness - Spokane Valley |
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Divisions |
Boys U10,
U11, U12, U13, U14, U15, U16, U19
Girls U10, U11, U12, U13, U14, U16, U19 |
Boys U7, U8,
U9
Girls U7, U8, U9 |
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Game Dates |
Jan 3, 4,
11, 18, 25, Feb 1, 8, 15 |
Jan 4, 11,
18, 25, Feb 1, 8 |
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League Fee |
Includes
7 Futsal Games, Two Referee System,
8 - 12 Player Roster
$475.00 / team |
Includes
7 Futsal Games, Referee,
8-12 Player Roster
$405.00 / team |
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Links |
League Info |
Registration |
League Info |
Registration |
For more
information contact Tom MacDougall 509.590.3421
TOM@SPOKANEFUTSAL.ORG |
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FALL 2008/2009 LEAGUE SCHEDULES
FALL 2008/2009 SCHEDULES !!!
Nov 3, 2008 - Divisional
schedule changes for GU12 & GU13 divisions.
Tom MacDougall & Mo Heston
League Administrator
Spokane FUTSAL
509.590.3421 |
Referee - Emphasis for 2008
--- Subbing:
The substitute may not enter the court until
the player coming off is within an arm’s
reach of the substitute. Player coming onto
the court must be able to touch the player
coming off the court before entering. First
2 violations for this illegal substitution
will be a caution to the player entering the
court. 3rd offense and after will result in
a caution to the coach.
- Keepers
ONLY have 4 seconds to have control of the
ball no matter how many players
are being substituted
Players shall
be cautioned (i.e., shown yellow card)
when: a substituting player enters the
pitch from an incorrect position or before
the player he is substituting has entirely
left the pitch
--- Cautions for not giving required
distance (At least 5 meters away until the
ball is in play)
Players shall be cautioned (i.e., shown
yellow card) when: he persistently infringes
the Laws of the Game
--- Overall: More fouls called. To call the
foul unless there is clear advantage to
immediately score a goal. Unless the team
is going to have a very good chance to
score, the coaches and players want the
fouls called so they can get to penalty
kicks sooner.
Keeping track of fouls:
--- Once the whistle has been blown for a
direct free kick foul, the referee shall
indicate the direction of the restart and
with the opposite hand indicate the team
fouls to the other official and coaches.
--- This will allow more communication
through eye contact and signals between
officials and allow everyone from officials
to coaches, players and fans to keep track
of the number of fouls committed and the
countdown to PKs
--- Additionally, this will help coaches and
players know when to be extra careful in
committing fouls.
Referees are being instructed to be
proactive in instructing players to wait on
substitutions and give required distance.
This means talking to players and coaches
for help before reaching for a card. This
means managing the game.
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