2015/2016
Pepsi Adult Soccer League
The Pepsi Adult Soccer League was formed in 2004 and is exclusively governed by RG Sports & Entertainment.
With over 80 teams participating currently in our indoor Leagues, it is the largest indoor program in the interior of British
Columbia.
We strive to offer indoor soccer for all skill levels, so that individuals may come and enjoy themselves at Kelowna’s
Premier Sports Complex.
4105 Gordon Drive
Kelowna, BC
League Coordinator: Larry Lenarduzzi
Email: llenarduzzi@capitalnewscentre.com
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Table of Contents
1.
MISSION STATEMENT .......................................................................................................................................3
2.
GENERAL INFORMATION ..................................................................................................................................3
3.
IN GAME RULES ................................................................................................................................................4
4.
STATISTICS ........................................................................................................................................................5
5.
EQUIPMENT ......................................................................................................................................................5
6.
TEAM SENIORITY ..............................................................................................................................................6
7.
JERSEYS/JERSEY CONFLICTS ..............................................................................................................................6
8.
FIRST AID/EMERGENCY SITUATIONS ................................................................................................................6
9.
PLAYER ELIGIBILITY ...........................................................................................................................................6
10.
PLAYER REGISTRATION .....................................................................................................................................7
11.
GAME GAME SHEETS ........................................................................................................................................7
12.
ROSTERS ...........................................................................................................................................................7
13.
MASTERS ROSTERS ...........................................................................................................................................8
14.
PLAYOFF ELIGIBILITY .........................................................................................................................................8
15.
MOVEMENT OF TEAMS ....................................................................................................................................8
16.
MOVEMENT OF PLAYERS ..................................................................................................................................9
17.
PLAYERS PLAYING FOR MORE THAN ONE TEAM ..............................................................................................9
18.
NUMBER OF PLAYERS REQUIRED TO START A GAME.......................................................................................9
19.
GAME FORMAT ...............................................................................................................................................10
20.
FORFEITS .........................................................................................................................................................10
21.
TIE BREAKING PROCEDURE.............................................................................................................................11
22.
YELLOW CARDS ...............................................................................................................................................11
23.
RED CARDS......................................................................................................................................................11
24.
SUSPENSIONS/FINES/PENALTIES ....................................................................................................................12
25.
SUSPENDED PLAYERS......................................................................................................................................13
26.
APPEALS AND COMPLAINTS ...........................................................................................................................13
27.
ALTERCATION(S) OFF THE FIELD .....................................................................................................................13
28.
DRINKING/SUBSTANCE ABUSE .......................................................................................................................13
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2015/2016 Pepsi Adult Soccer League (PASL)
1.
MISSION STATEMENT
The League is organized to be a fast paced, fun league for all players regardless of your skill level. Teams are
encouraged to come out for an hour per week and have fun. We all have to work the next day, so players need
to understand why we are here…… TO HAVE FUN!!
2.
GENERAL INFORMATION
2.1.
All teams must abide by the League’s policies and guidelines.
2.2.
The PASL bides by FIFA rules and all disciplinary actions are based on BC Soccer’s policies.
2.3.
The Capital News Centre, employees of the Capital News Centre, and the League are not responsible
for the lost or stolen goods in the facility or in parked vehicles. Please avoid bringing valuables into
the facility. Dressing rooms are provided and all members are encouraged to use them. Teams must
provide their own locks for the rooms.
2.4.
The Team Rep is responsible to ensure that all players can provide ID upon request from the Official
or League representative. The Team Rep is also responsible to ensure that each and every player has
completed their registration waivers BEFORE they play in an game in the PPHL.
2.5.
Team Reps must ensure that their team is in good standing in regards to League payments, penalty
and forfeit fees.
2.6.
If a team fails to make their respective League payments, the team will be withdrawn from the
League. Additionally, ALL PLAYERS from the team will be suspended from participation in any of the
CNC Leagues—hockey or soccer. If proof of the individual player’s contributions towards the team’s
fees can be brought to the League Coordinator’s attention, alternative arrangements can be made.
After a team has been withdrawn from the League, a player can choose to contribute their portion of
the League fees towards the team balance in an effort to be granted permission to continue
participating in any of the CNC Leagues.
2.7.
The Pepsi Adult Soccer League will honour any and all suspensions which have been issued by any
Outdoor Leagues that play in Canada. This includes sanctioned and non-sanctioned leagues.
2.8.
Players who are new to the area or have never played before are added to our League Free Agent list.
Team Reps are encouraged to call players and use them as much as possible. If a team does pick up a
free agent, they are required to contact the League to let them know so that the free agent may be
taken off of the list. This gives everyone on the list a better chance to play in our League. Players who
are on the list that find a team must contact the League so that they may be removed from the list.
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3.
IN GAME RULES
3.1.
A maximum of two (2) coaches are permitted on the player bench. Spectators are not permitted to be
in the players bench.
3.2.
During the start of the play at centre field, the ball can go in any direction; but before the original
kicker can receive the ball again, it must be touched by a second player.
3.3.
Goal kicks will be taken within a minimum of 2 yards of the penalty mark, but not in front of the
penalty mark. The goal kick can be taken from anywhere in the crease that is behind the PK spot.
3.4.
All free kicks are direct kicks.
3.5.
There are no off sides in the PASL.
3.6.
The ball may not pass over three (3) field lines in the air; this will result in a free kick being awarded
to the opposition on the shootout line that was crossed first.
3.7.
If the ball hits the ceiling at any time, the ball will be placed on the shoot out line or centre line that
was crossed first before the ball hit the ceiling.
3.8.
A ball that hits the surrounding netting will be given to the opposing team and can be placed up to
one yard from the boards. Goal kicks or corner kicks result when the ball goes over the glass between
the end markers.
3.9.
After the Official has signaled that the ball is ready for play, the team in possession has five (5)
seconds to play the ball; otherwise possession will be given to the other team. Any delay of the game
deemed to be played for an advantage will result in a Yellow Card and a 3-minute power play for the
non-offending team.
3.10.
A Goalkeeper cannot pick up the ball if it is passed back by his/her own player in a controlled manner
with the foot. This includes intentional rebounding of the ball off the boards to the goalkeeper.
3.11.
When along the boards, a player is permitted to put one (1) arm/hand on the boards for support;
however, the ball must be kept moving. The player cannot use the supporting arm/hand to shield the
ball and cannot back into or push off the boards into an opponent.
3.12.
A player may slide to achieve possession of the ball. The sliding player must ensure that no opposing
player is within one (1) yard of the ball when the slide is done. If the sliding player makes contact
with an opposing player, a 3-minute penalty (plus a Yellow Card) and loss of possession will result. If
the sliding player makes violent contact with an opposing player, a 5-minute penalty and a Red Card
will result. Goalkeepers also must abide by this rule.
3.13.
No slide tackles of any sort are permitted at any time.
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3.14.
If a game is delayed due to injury and cannot be finished, it will be considered finished if 50% of the
game (30 min) has been completed. If not, the game will be rescheduled by the League.
3.15.
Any player who sustains an injury may only return to the game if the injury has been properly dealt
with. The Referee has the right to eject the player until the injury has been properly dealt with.
3.16.
Any disputes regarding the use of illegal players must happen after the game has been played. Inform
the Referee of the dispute and they will document this on the Game Sheet for the League Coordinator
to deal with. If an illegal player is found, the offending team will forfeit the game and a 3-0 win will be
given to the non-offending team.
3.17.
If at any time during the last three (3) minutes of the game, a team delays the restart of the game, the
offending player shall receives a Yellow Card, and a penalty kick will be awarded to the nonoffending team. The rule is in effect no matter where the ball is on the field.
3.18.
In the last sixty (60) seconds of the game, if in the opinion of the Official, a tactical foul occurs, a
penalty kick will be awarded (instead of a timed penalty) and the clock will be reset to sixty (60)
seconds by the Official. This rule is in effect no matter where on field the foul occurs. This can occur
more than once in the last minute of the game. If a goal is not scored on the Penalty Kick, the play is
then stopped, and the restart resumes with a goal kick. The Official will then reset the clock.
3.19.
At any time during the game, on a restart of play, if in the opinion of the Official, a defender does not
offer 5 yards of distance within a reasonable amount of time, a 3-minute penalty and a Yellow Card
will be assessed to the offending player.
3.20.
Should a player be cut at any time during game play, s/he must immediately leave the field of play. In
order for a player to resume participating in the game, s/he must be properly bandaged. At no time
can a player who is bleeding participate in the game.
4.
STATISTICS
The League standings will be posted on our website. Here you will find information on team schedules, team
leaders, team rosters, and individual/team stats. Standings in each division are based on winning percentage,
not points.
http://www.statspro.com/hockey/cncsoccer/
5.
EQUIPMENT
5.1.
Shin guards are mandatory for the PASL. Rubber soccer/indoor soccer cleats are also permitted.
Baseball/football cleats and anything with metal is prohibited.
5.2.
NO jewelry shall be worn at any time for any reason. Medic Alert bracelets are the only exception;
they must be turned inside the wrist and taped on.
5.3.
All medical joint braces, such as a knee brace, must be covered with a neoprene cover or sleeve.
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5.4.
Pants are not to be worn by any player except the goalkeeper. Shorts are not permitted to be any
longer than the top of the player’s knee.
5.5.
Uniforms are mandatory—all players must wear the same colour. All uniforms must be numbered.
6.
TEAM SENIORITY
Each team will be listed on the website in order of seniority. This order is used to determine which team
changes in the event of a jersey conflict. This rule applies to the regular season only. During playoff games, the
higher-seeded team WILL NOT change jerseys.
7.
JERSEYS/JERSEY CONFLICTS
7.1.
Each team must declare their primary jersey colour to the League Coordinator at the start of the
regular season. The team with the least seniority will change jerseys during the regular season. If
necessary, pinnies are available through Administration.
7.2.
Teams must have numbered uniforms. New teams will be given until the end of September to ensure
that they have numbered jerseys for League play. Any games played after October 1, 2015 without
numbered jerseys will result in the game being forfeited by the offending team.
8.
FIRST AID/EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
8.1.
Each team is encouraged to supply its own first aid kit. If an emergency situation arises, please call
9-1-1. If you do not have a cell phone on the bench, there is a pay phone at the front door entrance
of the CNC. Note that the CNC address is: 4105 Gordon Drive.
8.2.
Our facility is equipped with two defibrillators in the event it is necessary. They are located on the
north and south walls of the lobby.
9.
PLAYER ELIGIBILITY
9.1.
All players must be 19 years of age or older before they can participate in our League.
9.2.
Teams in the Masters Division must be of age. Ladies in the Masters Division must be 30 yrs old
before they are eligible to participate. Gentlemen in the Masters Division must be 35 before they are
eligible to participate. If a player turns of age after the season has commenced, s/he may participate
only after s/he is of age. NO EXCEPTIONS!
9.3.
All players must register online before playing in their first game. This can be done after you have
received your Player ID number from your Team Rep.
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9.4.
Pregnant females may not participate in the League. This is a safety issue and will be implemented
for all Leagues at the CNC.
10.
PLAYER REGISTRATION
Team Reps are responsible for getting their players to complete their online waivers before they participate
in our League. In the event a player cannot complete the waivers online, the Officials will have a paper copy
that an unregistered player may fill out prior to participating in the League. There are no exceptions to this
rule. Each and every player must complete their waiver forms before they play.
11.
GAME SCORE SHEETS
11.1.
Team Reps will be responsible for having each player initial beside their name on the Game Sheet.
11.2.
All Game Sheets will be pre-printed. If you notice that a player is not listed on the Game Sheet, please
advise the League Coordinator. This means they have not been activated.
11.3.
It is the Team Rep’s responsibility to ensure that the Game Sheet correctly reflects who played and
who did not. This includes indicating who played in goal for the game. The Game Sheet will only show
20 players maximum. If you notice a player is not listed, please add them to the bottom of the roster
sheet and have him/her sign the sheet as well.
12.
ROSTERS
12.1.
Team rosters, including spares and goalkeepers, may be unlimited.
12.2.
Goalkeepers must be identified on the Game Sheets. If you switch goalkeepers during the game,
please note it on the Game Sheet.
12.3.
The League reserves the right to ID players anytime during the season, including playoffs. Failure to
produce ID upon request will result in the offending team forfeiting the game.
12.4.
Any point(s) scored by a player who has not initialed the Game Sheet, whose jersey number is not
correctly recorded on the Game Sheet, or who is unidentified or not properly identified on the Game
Sheet, will not count. This means a team who wins a game 6-5 but has 2 unidentified points, will
record a LOSS of 5-4 (for example).
12.5.
The date of the roster freeze is January 31, 2016. Teams must have all players registered before this
date. In addition, all players on your roster must have participated in at minimum of 1 game prior to
the roster freeze. Players who are registered, but have not played before the January 31st deadline,
will not be permitted to participate in the League. Exceptions for injured/pregnant players will be
considered by the League as long as the League is notified in writing a minimum of 30 days in
advance of the roster freeze.
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13.
MASTERS ROSTERS
13.1.
The Masters League teams will be permitted to use two (2) underage players.
13.2.
Each and every team will be able to use a maximum of two (2) underage players per season.
13.3.
Underage players will be declared to the League before they participate in the League. Each team is
only permitted to use two (2) underage players. Should one or both of the players decide to leave or
are unable to participate, the team will not be able replace the underage players.
13.4.
The Masters Mens underage players must be 30 years of age before they can participate in the
Masters program.
13.5.
The Masters Ladies underage players must be 25 years of age before they can participate in the
Masters program.
14.
PLAYOFF ELIGIBILITY
14.1.
Players and goalkeepers in the PASL must play in six (6) regular season League games to qualify for
playoff participation. The only exemption will be for goalkeepers, in the case of an emergency, in
which case a replacement from the League will be permitted.
14.2.
Goalkeeper substitution must be approved by the League Coordinator PRIOR to participation in any
playoff game.
14.3.
Exceptions may be considered as long as the League Coordinator knows at least one (1) week prior
to the playoffs commencing. Any player who is looking for an exception to this rule MUST have
participated in prior seasons in the PASL. Requests must be made in writing, and permission or
denial is at the discretion of the League Coordinator.
14.4.
Any team using an ineligible player will for forfeit the game. The ineligible player AND the Team
Captain/Rep will be suspended until January of the following calendar year.
14.5.
If a team wishes to protest a playoff game, it must do so in writing at the end of the game. Report
your protest of ineligible player to the Referee, and they will inform the League Coordinator who will
deal with the protest.
15.
MOVEMENT OF TEAMS
15.1.
The League reserves the right to move teams up/down divisions in order to maintain League
parity. Movement may result in a team playing on nights different from the targeted nights for
their originally registered division.
15.2.
The playoff winner in each Premier League division will automatically be promoted to the next
division the following season, regardless of the division for which they register in the following season.
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15.3.
The League Coordinator will review division alignments based on team performances in the first half
of the season. Movement of teams will be kept to a minimum.
16.
MOVEMENT OF PLAYERS
16.1.
Once a player has participated with a team, s/he bound to that team for the remainder of the season.
16.2.
Should a player wish to change teams, s/he must get permission in writing from the Team Rep of the
team they are leaving. Such information must then be forwarded to the League Coordinator for
approval. This rule only applies to players wanting to transfer before the January 31st deadline.
16.3.
No player transfers will be permitted after the January 31st Roster Freeze under any circumstances—
NO exceptions.
17.
PLAYERS PLAYING FOR MORE THAN ONE TEAM
17.1.
Players are only permitted to play for one (1) team per Division (Ladies, Mens, Masters or COED).
17.2.
In COED only, players may play for two different teams, providing the teams are no more than one
(1) division apart. If your team is moved up/down, players will still be permitted to play for both
teams, providing they have played for at least one (1) game with each team before they were moved.
Should a player choose to play for 2 COED teams, they may only participate for one (1) team in the
playoffs. Once that team is eliminated, s/he may not play for the other team.
17.3.
Goalkeepers may play for two (2) teams in the same Division (Ladies, Mens, Masters or COED),
providing that they play as a fulltime goalkeeper for one of the teams. If a player is a fulltime
goalkeeper, s/he may play for another team as a player. The goalkeeper must be a fulltime
goalkeeper for at least one of the teams, and is not permitted to play out for that team at any time
during the season.
17.4.
Should be goalkeeper decide to play out, they will no longer be permitted to play for both teams.
17.5.
Team Reps are permitted to play as a fulltime player for the team they represent, and as a fulltime
player for another team, provided the teams are no more than 1 division apart.
18.
NUMBER OF PLAYERS REQUIRED TO START A GAME
18.1.
A team must dress a minimum four (4) players and one (1) goalkeeper for each game. The maximum
number of players allowed to dress is seventeen (17) players and 1 goalkeeper. It is the
responsibility of the teams to be on-time and ready to start at game time. For COED play, a team must
have a minimum of 3 ladies to start play.
18.2.
Any team not ready to start at the end of warm-up with the minimum number of players, including
the goalkeeper, will forfeit the game.
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18.3.
In the event that both teams have not been able to field enough players, the game will be forfeited
with neither team receiving a point, and the GAME WILL NOT BE RESCHEDULED.
18.4.
Officials are not required to stay and officiate a forfeited game. The non-offending team may use the
field for their scheduled game time, but only registered players who have completed waivers may be
on the field.
19.
GAME FORMAT
19.1.
Each game will be 63 minutes in length. This includes the warm-up. Teams are encouraged to have
their players sign the Game Sheet as quickly as possible to ensure as much playing time as possible.
Every player who is playing in game must sign the Game Sheet prior to playing.
19.2.
Officials will be instructed to set the clock at 63 minutes. Please have your teams there and ready to
go. Officials will commence with the game when both teams have confirmed they are ready to go.
19.3.
NEW THIS YEAR: Games that are tied at the end of regulation time will be concluded with a 3person shootout. If the game remains tied after that, a sudden death shootout will conclude the
match. In the COED Division, the shooters must alternate between ladies and gents. Ladies always
shoot first.
19.4.
FOR PLAYOFFS ONLY: Overtime will commence should a game be tied at the end of regulation. All
divisions will play at 4 on 4 until there is a winner. There will be no time limit for the overtime. In the
COED division, there must always be 2 ladies on the file playing, not including the goalkeeper.
20.
FORFEITS
20.1.
Any team that forfeits a game will have a $100 fine added to their respective League fees. The nonoffending team will receive the fine equivalent in the form of a Boomer’s Gift Certificate.
20.2.
REMINDER: Officials are not required to stay and officiate a forfeited game. The non-offending team
may use the field for their scheduled game time, but only registered players who have completed
waivers may be on the field.
20.3.
On certain holidays, the League will look at waiving the forfeit fee and will advise the teams well in
advance on which dates this will apply.
20.4.
If a team is assessed a forfeit fee, the fee MUST be paid in full before the team can participate it their
next scheduled game.
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21.
TIE BREAKING PROCEDURE
If the winning percentages are equal in the League standings at the end of the season, the following tie
breaking procedure will be used:
1)
Most Wins
2)
Plus/Minus (Difference between goals for and against)
3)
Least Penalty Minutes
4)
Most Goals
22.
YELLOW CARDS
22.1.
Any player receiving a Yellow Card will be given a 3-minute penalty which results in a 3-minute
power play for the opposition; the power play will terminate if the non-offending team scores a goal
during their power play
22.2.
Two (2) Yellow Cards within a game is the equivalent to a Red Card, wherein, the player will be
ejected from the game and will have five (5) minutes to vacate the facility. The carded player will
receive an automatic one (1) week suspension from ALL Divisions and must pay the allotted fine
amount before his or her next game.
22.3.
If a second offense occurs, the player will be under review by the League Coordinator and the
consequences for the offense will be determined at the discretion of the League Coordinator. The 2nd
Yellow Card will result in a 3-minute power play of the non-offending team. A Red Card is recorded
on the Game Sheet, but a 5-minute penalty will not assessed.
22.4.
If a player collects three (3) Yellow Cards within their Division over the course of the current season,
the player will receive a one (1) week suspension from Division in which the Yellow Card
accumulation took place. Any additional Yellow Cards will result in a review with the League
Coordinator. Two Yellow Cards in a game that result in a Red Card do not count towards the Yellow
Card count. If a player accumulates five (5) Yellow Cards within their Division over the course of the
current season, the player will receive a two (2) week suspension.
22.5.
Yellow Card suspensions cannot be appealed.
23.
RED CARDS
23.1.
MAJOR infractions will result in an automatic Red Card, ejection and a 5-minute penalty/power play
for the opposition. The player will receive an automatic suspension. The length of the suspension will
be based on the Soccer BC Guidelines. Red Cards of this nature will result in suspensions from ALL
teams in ALL Divisions.
23.2.
The suspensions will be reviewed by the League Coordinator and the suspension’s length and fine
amount will be determined.
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23.3.
Red Cards issued for intentional hand ball in the crease will not be subject to a fine. If the incident
occurs in the last five (5) minutes of the contest, the offending player will be ejected for the
remainder of the game. The player will be suspended for an additional game as well.
23.4.
Red Card suspensions may be appealed if the following procedure is met:
1)
2)
3)
The team posts a $100 Appeal Fee. This fee will be returned in full if the suspension is
overturned or reduced.
The Team Rep contacts the League Coordinator IN WRITING within 48 hours of the incident.
The Team Rep will state why the suspension should be reduced/overturned.
The team is in good financial standing with the PASL League.
24.
SUSPENSIONS/FINES/PENALTIES
24.1.
The League Coordinator will handle all suspensions.
24.2.
It is the responsibility of the Team Rep to contact the League Coordinator if clarification is required.
24.3.
Teams will not be contacted regarding suspensions; however, all suspensions will be available
through the League stats page and will be posted on the League standings board in the main lobby.
24.4.
All fines must be paid in full prior to the offending team participating in any League games.
24.5.
It is the offending team’s responsibility to ensure the fine is paid.
24.6.
Any players, spectators, coaches or others that engage in verbal abuse against Officials will ejected
from the game and will have five (5) minutes to leave the facility. Players will be given a Red Card
and the suspensions time will be reviewed and determined according to the League Coordinator.
24.7.
Any intentional physical contact with a Referee or CNC employee will result in a ban from
participating in any sport League at the CNC and criminal charges could be laid.
24.8.
If a player spits, blows their nose, or intentionally brings water on the field, the player will be given a
Red Card, ejected from the game, and given a $100 fine. Additionally, the team will be given a 5minute penalty. This is to protect the surface and to cover the cost cleaning the surface.
24.9.
Verbal Dissent towards Officials will not be tolerated at any time. Players who violate this rule will be
subject to a Yellow Card and an automatic $25 fine. Should a player receive a 3rd Yellow Card in a
season for this violation, they will be suspended until further notice. A meeting with the League
Coordinator will ensue.
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25.
SUSPENDED PLAYERS
25.1.
A suspended player, who participates while under suspension, will result in his/her team forfeiting
any game(s) in which the suspended player participates. Furthermore, the suspended player will
remain suspended indefinitely.
25.2.
The Team Rep will also be suspended for a minimum of one (1) game as a result of a suspended
player participating while under suspension.
25.3.
If a player is suspended and plays for two (2) teams, the player may not participate with either team
in either Division until the length of the suspension is up for his original team.
25.4.
If a player is registered in both the Premier League and the Masters League, a suspension will apply
to both Leagues. Team Reps are responsible for checking the suspension list for suspended/ineligible
players. The list can be located at http://www.statspro.com/hockey/cncsoccer/
25.5.
Reminder: The Pepsi Adult Soccer League will honour any and all suspensions which have been
issued by any Outdoor Leagues that play in Canada. This includes sanctioned and non-sanctioned
leagues.
26.
APPEALS AND COMPLAINTS
26.1.
All one-game suspensions are final and cannot be appealed.
26.2.
All appeals must be submitted in writing, typed or emailed to the League Coordinator within 48
hours of the game completion.
26.3.
All appeals/complaints must be submitted by the Team Reps only. Submissions from individual
players will not be accepted.
26.4.
Once a decision on the appeal is made, the decision will be final, and cannot be appealed further.
27.
ALTERCATION(S) OFF THE FIELD
27.1.
Any player taking part in altercations off the field, including but not limited to the dressing room
area, concourse, Boomers, or the parking lot, will be subject to an indefinite suspension.
27.2.
Abuse (verbal or physical) of the Officials can still be assessed after the completion of any
game. This could include a suspension from the property by arena management.
28.
DRINKING/SUBSTANCE ABUSE
All teams and patrons are prohibited from drinking alcoholic beverages and using illegal substances in the
arena building, dressing rooms, and parking lot. Alcohol may only be consumed in Boomer’s Bar and Grill.
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RG Sports and Entertainment reserves the right to reject an indivual player’s or team’s
application, or terminate an individual player’s or team’s participation in the League. We are
not interested in having players with discipline problems. The League will terminate the
registration of players and teams who routinely disregard the Rules. This League is designed
to be a fun experience for all participants.
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