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Whether you have played Futsal or not, Futsal is fun for every level of
players. The skills players develop and used for outdoor soccer apply
to Futsal.
Age Divisions
Boys
& Girls U9 - U18. Spokane Futsal reserves the right
to drop or combine divisions or age groups.
Season Play
Our 2007/2008 season begins
November 4, 2007 and ends March 1, 2008. All games will be played on
Sundays except for our two Saturday dates of December 22 and March 1st.
Games start times will be between 7:00 am - 8:15 pm.
| Fall Session - 6 Games |
Boys U8, U9, U10, U11, U12, U13, U14,
U15, U16, U17, U18, U19
Girls U8, U9, U10, U11, U12, U13, U14 |
Nov 4, 11, 18, Dec 2, 9, 22 |
| Girls HS Session - 10 Games |
GU15, U16, U17, U18, U19 |
Nov 4, 11, 18, Dec 2, 9, 22, Jan 6,
13, 20, 27 |
| Winter Session - 7 Games |
Boys U8, U9, U10, U11, U12, U13, U14,
U15, U16, U19
Girls U8, U9, U10, U11, U12, U13, U14 |
Jan 6, 13, 20, 27, Feb 3, 10, 17,
Mar 1 |
Venues
All games will be
played at The Warehouse Athletic Facility.
The Warehouse accommodates two Futsal Courts. Warehouse East is
nearest the entrance to the building. Warehouse West is the court
closest to the concession stand.
League
Fees
League fee includes
8-12 Player Roster, Futsal Games, Coaches USFF Membership, Player USFF
Membership, All Referee Fees.
No separate player card fees
Fall Session (6 games) - $370.00 / team
Girls High School Session (10 games) - $590.00 / team
Winter Session (7 games) - $430.00 / team
House Rules
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Goalkeeper may play
the ball as a field player but he/she is restricted to the 4-second rule
in their half of play.
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Goalkeeper cannot
throw ball past half-line.
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No scoring from
kick-offs
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Goalkeeper cannot
drop kick the ball.
Corner Kick
FOULS AND MISCONDUCT
Fouls
Exceptions
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The GK is allowed to slide in
an attempt to clear the ball, if in referees’ judgment; his slide is an
attempt only to make contact with the ball, not the opponent. If GK slid
is reckless (a foot in air, a hook, rolling tackle) it is a foul and
possibly a card-able offense.
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A field player may slide in
instances where there is not an opponent close by and no injury is likely
to occur. This would most likely happen when a player is attempting to
stop the ball from going out of bound or an offensive player sliding to
knock the ball into the goal where the is not other defensive player close
to the play.
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Players and coaches should use
this general rule, if you slide tackle near a player, assume if will be
called a major penalty.
6th
Accumulated foul
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Upon a team’s 6th
accumulated foul in each half, the defending team cannot build a wall to
block the kick. The player taking the kick must be clearly identified and
the player taking the kick must make an attempt at the goal. All other
players must remain behind the ball.
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Infringements occurring in
penalty area (not deemed a PK) will be taken at the nearest point on the
penalty arc.
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Infringements occurring within
12 meters of the goal will be punished with a direct kick from the spot of
the infringement.
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Infringements occurring
farther than 12 meters of the goal will be punished with a direct kick
from the second penalty spot.
Accumulated Fouls resulting in Direct Kick
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Kicking or attempting to kick
an opponent
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Tripping or attempting to trip
an opponent
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Jumping at an opponent
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Charges an opponent (Shoulder
Charging)
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Strikes or attempts to strike
an opponent
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Pushes an opponent
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Holding an opponent
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Spits at an opponent
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Slide tackles with exceptions above
Sending
Off Fouls
Indirect Free Kick
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5 yards of distance from kicker to set up wall, and ball is in play after
it has been touched. If the kicking team takes more time than 4 seconds
to take the kick, it becomes the opposition’s indirect kick.
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