[PDF] Rules and Procedures Manual [updated 12.12.12] The maximum size of U13 rosters is 18, not 22 as previously stated in the Rules.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a Game Day Roster and how do I create one? |
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Log in to the VYSA online registration system and click on the "Print Roster" botton. Select Game Day Roster from the Roster Type drop down menu. Select the players on your team roster who will be playing in the game and print the roster. Three copies of the Game Day Roster will print on one page. Complete each copy as shown below. One copy is given to the center referee before the game, one copy to the opposing coach/manager and one copy is for your records. See page 9 of the Rules and Procedures for minimum and maximum number of players on Game Day Rosters. Click HERE for step-by-step directions.
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How are scores reported? Can we see the scores on the website? |
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The home team is responsible for reporting scores. A scorekeeper designated by the home-team club will collect scores for each game played.
The scorekeeper will enter the scores for the club using a password-protected login on the VCCL website. All scores are to be entered by 10:00 pm on the game day. Red cards are reported by email to the VCCL office by the scorekeepers of both home and away clubs.
Each club will determine how the scores and red cards are reported to the club scorekeeper.
Standings are automatically updated as soon as the scores are entered by the scorekeeper.
VCCL does not publish scores. The standings report will include points, wins, ties and losses.
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How do I report red cards to my club scorekeeper. |
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Report the club, team age & gender, jersey number and name for each red card issued. Example: SOCA, U11 Boys, #3, Jake Jackson.
Each team must give the referee and the opposing team coach/manager a copy of their game day roster. The game day roster lists the name and jersey number of each player. When a red card is issued, circle the player’s name and jersey number for your report.
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