SOCCER 2006-07

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SOCCER 2006-07
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Official and Team AreasRule 1-5-3 POE 5

• Absent markings, keep coaches in front of team
  bench
• Limits wandering
• Coach on right should be restricted to areas in
  front of benches
• Within 10 feet of touchlines OFF LIMITS
• No penalty Can point out lack of markings in
  the report

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Number of PlayersRule 3-1-3

• Can add to roster after play starts
• Emphasis on participation
• Different than other rules codes
• Example of player who scores goal

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Number of PlayersRule 3-1-3

• PlayPic A PlayPic B
• No penalty for additions

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SubstitutionsSituation 3.3.2m

• After a goal is scored
• Correction of play ruling 3.3.2m
• Example in MechaniGram
• Players need not be beckoned onto field
• Check number of players before kickoff

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Required EquipmentRule 4-1-1

• Fall 2007 season NOCSAE-approved shinguards are
  mandatory
• www.nocsae.org Standard 090-05
• Manufacturers award of deadline
• Height appropriate
• Current shinguards
• No provision for ankle protection
• Various size ranges
• Visible NOCSAE marking

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Required EquipmentRule 4-1-1f

• Compression shorts similar length, all alike,
  solid color
• Team uniform all alike
• Same as apparel under jerseys
• Need not be same basic color as uniform shorts
• Legal/Illegal examples
• Able to use same for home and away

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Required EquipmentRule 4-1-1g

• Only one logo/trademark or reference
• Standardized within NFHS rules
• Eliminate dual branding on same uniform

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Other EquipmentRule 4-2-8 (New)

• Protective face masks may be worn
• Must have medical release licensed medical
  physician
• Wording restricts certain types of masks
• Legal/illegal types of masks
• To protect an injured part of face

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Other EquipmentRule 4-2-8 (New) Continued

• Molded to the face and does not protrude
• Follows facial contours
• No dangling straps or sharp edges
• No covering necessary
• Referee has final authority

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Other EquipmentRule 4-2-1 POE 1

• Eyewear may be allowed
• Various eyewear and sports eyewear products
• Some athletes need corrective lenses
• Some parents want protective eyewear for athletes
• PlayPic examples

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Other EquipmentRule 4-2-1 POE 1 continued

• PlayPic examples
• Illegal/inappropriate eyewear
• Some eyewear meet standard but are illegal
• PlayPic on left illegal
• PlayPic on right illegal
• Final decision rests with referee

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The OfficialsRule 5-1-2

• When jurisdiction begins and ends
• Field of play
• Definition of play
• Immediate surroundings
• Altercation away from field of play
• Surroundings will vary
• Check with state association

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Game SupervisionRule 5-2-1

• Meet game administrator(s) prior to game
• Find out their location during game
• Any special security arrangements
• Arrange payment do necessary paperwork

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After the GameRule 5-4-1 POE 3

• Finish tasks and depart
• Meet scorer away from benches
• Gear location

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After the GameRule 5-4-1b POE 6

• Report serious incidents to appropriate
  association/authorities
• Ambulance
• Police
• Reporting process assists in dealing with matter
• Reports can be used in possible legal proceedings

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Ball In and Out of PlayRule 9-1-1

• Additional Diagram
• Ball partially over line
• Ball must completely cross line
• Same ruling in 10-1-1

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Restrictions on the GoalkeeperSituation 12.7.3 c
(New)

• Example
• Legal Play
• No change to rule Clarification
• Legal if opponent makes pass
• Pass made by teammate

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MisconductRule 12-8-1e

• The contest is for athletes on the field and
  coaches in team area
• Team officials can keep stats or film for later
  use
• Not for team advantage
• New technologies will violate rule
• Illegal person should be cautioned

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MisconductRule 12-8-3d, e (New)

• Spitting leads to free kick can be direct free
  kick
• Clarification in wording
• No change to rule
• Spitting as misconduct DQ and indirect free kick

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NFHS Official Soccer Signals Corner Kick Signal
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• New photo
• Differentiate from penalty kick and goal kick
• Clarification from previous photo
• Will be able to tell from any angle

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Major Rule Differences

• First time for rules comparisons in NFHS Rules
  Book
• Page 72
• Complete comparison on Web site www.nfhs.org

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Point of Emphasis for 2006-07Proper Procedures
for Handling Apparent Concussions
(Information provided by the Department of Health
and Human Services Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention.)

• Action Plan
• If you suspect that a player has a concussion,
  you should take the following steps
• 1. Remove athlete from play.
• 2. Ensure athlete is evaluated by an appropriate
  health care professional. Do not try to judge the
  seriousness of the injury yourself.
• 3. Inform athletes parents or guardians about
  the known or possible concussion and give them
  the fact sheet on concussion.
• 4. Allow the athlete to return to play only with
  permission from an appropriate health care
  professional.

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Point of Emphasis for 2006-07Proper Procedures
for Handling Apparent Concussions
Signs and Symptoms These signs and symptoms may
indicate that a concussion has occurred.

• Signs Observed by Coaching Staff
• Appears dazed or stunned
• Is confused about assignment
• Forgets plays
• Is unsure of game, score or opponent
• Moves clumsily

• Answers questions slowly
• Loses consciousness
• Shows behavior or personality changes
• Cant recall events prior to hit
• Cant recall events after hit

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Point of Emphasis for 2006-07Proper Procedures
for Handling Apparent Concussions
Signs and Symptoms These signs and symptoms may
indicate that a concussion has occurred.

• Symptoms Reported by Athlete
• Headache
• Nausea
• Balance problems or dizziness
• Double vision or fuzzy vision
• Sensitivity to light or noise

• Feeling sluggish
• Feeling foggy or groggy
• Concentration or memory problems
• Confusion