2009-10 Soccer Rules Clinic Welcome to the UHSAA Soccer Rules Clinic In order for this presentation...

2009-10 Soccer Rules Clinic

Welcome to the UHSAA Soccer Rules ClinicIn order for this presentation to work properly

please start the slide show. This is done by selecting the “Slide Show” option from the menu at the top of the screen and then selecting the “View Show” option from the drop down menu that will appear. You should hear sound with the slides following this one, if you don’t, check the volume on your computer and make sure the slide show is running. After starting the slide show, to go to the next slide hit the space bar.

Keep your players healthy! If a player doesn’t get treatment for an illness or injury, how will that affect the success of your program?

If you are aware of student athletes that do not have health insurance, please inform them about CHIP – Utah’s Children’s Health Insurance Program – to see if it can help them.

CHIP benefits include: Well child exams Immunizations Doctor visits Hospital &

emergency care Prescriptions Hearing & eye exams Mental health

services Dental care

CHIP provides health insurance for children up to age 19 for families who qualify.

Income guidelines & applications can be found at www.health.utah.gov/chip or call for an application1-877-KIDS-NOW

You can also email questions to [email protected]


Rules Tests for Referees• Part 1 to be done on-line by September 7

Link to the NFHS Testing Site

• Part 2 (to qualify for post season) must be requested. Tests will be mailed on September 8 to those who have requested it. To request a Part 2 test fill in and submit the form accessed through this link:

Link to Part 2 Request Form

Review of UHSAA rules• Try-out checklist prior to try-out www.uhsaa.org• Transfers

• A transfer of eligibility application is required unless– Full family move verified by school– First entry without previous establishment of eligibility

• Practice without eligibility (transfer situation)• May practice pending determination by UHSAA• Precludes eligibility at former or any other school

• Dead Time• 4 weeks after championship and 8 weeks beginning Dec. 1

• Limited Team Membership• May not play on outside team during season



• Referees’ Duty to Report– As soon after game as is practical– Unusual circumstances– Facility issues– Lack of game administration– All cards issued

• Hard red ejections• Soft red• Yellow• Reason for card (be specific)• School, player #, name

It’s everyone’s responsibility


Sportsmanship

Sportsmanship• Coaches

• Teach and model excellent sportsmanship at all times

• Know the rules

• Communicate appropriately


Sportsmanship• Referees

• Be well prepared

• Be impartial and professional

• Enforce the rules• Both letter and spirit

• Communicate effectively


Sportsmanship

• Everyone (fans, players, coaches, referees, etc.)

• Show respect for others


Take Part. Get Set For Life.™

National Federation of StateHigh School Associations

NFHS Soccer Rules Changes



NFHS SoccerPoints of Emphasis



NFHS Soccer Rules BookAdditional Items

NFHS Official Soccer Signals

Page: 100-101

NFHS Assistant Referee Signals

Page: 102

Safety Reminder

In hot weather periodic and adequate water

breaks should be provided.

Quiz for Coaches and Officials

In order to receive credit for this clinic coaches and officials must complete the quiz accessed by clicking on the link below. If the link does not work, it is most likely because you have not played the slide show. Instructions for doing so are on slide 1.

Link to Quiz



Thank You!www.nfhs.org

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