Rules and regulations of soccer
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This document provides a summary of basic soccer rules. It outlines that each team has 11 players consisting of goalie and outfield players split into formations. Games start with a center kick-off and the ball remains in play until out of bounds. Games consist of two 45-minute halves. Players cannot use their hands except for the goalie. When the ball goes out of bounds, a throw-in or goal/corner kick is used to restart play depending on who kicked it out. Fouls can result in yellow or red cards as punishment. Direct kicks can be scored directly while indirect kicks require two touches before a goal.
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2) It outlines the procedures for things like coin tosses, kick-offs, throw-ins, free kicks, penalty kicks, cautions, send-offs, and offside calls.
3) The summary stresses the importance of referee and player safety, fairness, and ensuring the match is a fun experience for all.
SIU Futsal Official's Clinic
The document provides information for officials about officiating futsal games for an intramural sports program. It outlines expectations for officials, rules regarding defaults, protests, team requirements, player equipment, responsibilities of team captains, game rules including timing, substitutions, free kicks, and signals used by officials. Officials are expected to know and enforce the rules impartially to ensure a safe and fair game.
Football the beautiful game
The document summarizes key aspects of soccer/football including formations, rules, positions, offsides, referees, penalties, and fun facts. Common formations use 4 defenders, 4 midfielders, and 2 attackers. Fouls and misconduct are penalized with yellow or red cards. The main positions are attackers who score goals, midfielders who control play, and defenders who prevent goals. Offsides occur when an attacker passes to a teammate beyond the last defender. Referees enforce rules and include a main referee and assistant referees. Penalties are awarded for fouls in the penalty box and are taken from the penalty spot. Additional facts note the length of games, most expensive players, popularity worldwide, and unusual soccer stories.
Football
Football is played between two teams of 11 players each. Teams can have substitutes but only 11 players can be on the field at a time. Goalkeepers are the only players allowed to use their hands within the penalty area. Basic equipment includes a shirt, shorts, socks, shin guards and footwear. Play is restarted after the ball goes out of bounds with kicks like free kicks, corner kicks, throw-ins and goal or kickoffs. Fouls are punished with free kicks or penalties, while misconduct gets a yellow or red card. Referee decisions are final and cannot be changed after the game ends.
basic_rules.ppt
The document provides an overview of basic ice hockey rules, including:
1) It describes the layout of the rink including lines that divide zones and circles for face-offs.
2) It explains common stoppages of play from offsides and icing violations and the referee signals used.
3) It provides summaries of some common penalties like tripping, slashing, and hooking.
Basket ball
The document outlines the original 13 rules of basketball created by James Naismith as well as additional rules and regulations that have been added since. It details rules around scoring, fouls and violations, overtime procedures, rough play, and moving the ball with passing and dribbling. The goal is for teams to score the most points within the allotted time by throwing the ball through the opponent's hoop.
Soccer in 10
This document provides a summary of common soccer rules. It outlines 10 key rules: 1) no hands except for goalies; 2) basic equipment; 3) starting and restarting play; 4) throw-ins; 5) corner and goal kicks; 6) direct and indirect free kicks; 7) penalty kicks; 8) the two-touch rule; 9) fouls and punishments with yellow and red cards; and 10) the offside rule and its application. The document seeks to explain these essential rules to prepare readers to both watch and play soccer.
The handball
The document provides an overview of the basic rules and positions in handball. It discusses things like the size of the court, duration of games, scoring, allowed dribbling and passing, fouls, types of throws (throw-off, throw-in, free throw, 7-meter throw, goal-throw), defenses, warnings and disqualifications, and typical player positions.
Basketball Powerpoint
The document provides guidance for officiating a basketball game. It outlines the positioning of officials on the court, including the lead, trail, and center positions. It describes the responsibilities and coverage areas for each official. It also details the proper mechanics for calling fouls, violations, out of bounds plays, and other situations that may occur during the game.
Soccer rules
This document summarizes the basic rules of soccer in 14 points. It explains things like team size (11 players per side), equipment requirements, foul types, offsides, and how goals are scored. Youth leagues may modify some rules - using smaller teams, shorter games, or smaller balls depending on age. The document aims to clearly explain the rules so that anyone can understand soccer, even if they have never seen a game before.
Live And Dead Ball Fouls
The ball becomes dead when a runner is tagged or steps out of bounds, a score is made, or the ball hits the ground on an incomplete pass or fumble. Dead ball fouls such as false starts or delay of games are called immediately and enforced from the succeeding spot. A dead ball becomes a live ball when it is snapped and remains live when in the possession of a runner or receiver until they are downed or step out of bounds. Live ball fouls result in flags being thrown but the play continues until the whistle is blown after the play ends.
Practical Portfolio Football
The document provides details on the rules and regulations of football, including:
- The field of play dimensions and markings.
- Ball specifications.
- Team composition of 11 players maximum per side.
- The referee's and linesmen's roles in enforcing rules.
- Match duration, timeouts, and restart procedures.
- Scoring a goal, offside rule, fouls, free kicks, penalty kicks, and throw-ins.
Background at Basketball
The document provides an overview of the rules and gameplay of basketball. It discusses the objective to score points by shooting the ball through the hoop, the court dimensions, timing of the game consisting of halves and overtime periods if needed, positions of players, types of shots and points awarded, fouls and violations, and methods of dribbling and movement with the ball. The game is played by two teams of five players who aim to score more points than the opposing team by legally putting the ball through the basket.
Football
The objective of football is for each team to score more goals than the opposing team by getting the ball into the goal at the end of the pitch. Each team has 11 players including a goalkeeper who is allowed to use their hands within the penalty area. The pitch is 105m by 68m and games consist of two 45-minute halves with time added for stoppages. Common rules include throw-ins for balls out of bounds, corner kicks if the defending team puts the ball behind their own goal, and penalties if a foul occurs within the penalty area.
KO_-_Basketball.pptx
1. The document provides information on basketball terminology and skills. It defines different types of fouls including personal fouls and technical fouls. It also describes common basketball violations like travelling.
2. Scoring methods are explained such as layups, free throws, and shots worth 1, 2, or 3 points depending on where on the court they are taken.
3. Player positions are outlined including the roles of point guard, shooting guard, small forward, power forward, and center. Defensive and offensive techniques like dribbling, passing, shooting, and pivoting are also defined.
BASKETBALL GAME
The document provides information about the history and basics of basketball. It discusses that James Naismith invented basketball at Springfield College in 1891. It also summarizes that the first NBA game took place in 1946 between the New York Knicks and Toronto Huskies. Finally, it outlines the basic rules, positions, court layout, and concepts of basketball for new players and coaches.
BASKETBALL
The document provides information about the history and basics of basketball. It discusses that James Naismith invented basketball at Springfield College in 1891. It also summarizes that the first NBA game took place in 1946 between the New York Knicks and Toronto Huskies. Finally, it outlines the basic rules, positions, court layout, and concepts of basketball.
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Rules and regulations of soccer
- 1. Drew Lynd CI 350 Wednesday 4:00-6:20 Rules and Regulations of Soccer
- 3. Starting Out Each team consists of 11 players. One goalie and 10 outfield players. Teams are usually split in formations consisting of defenders, midfielders, and forwards.
- 4. Start of Game and During Play At the start of each game or if there is a goal scored, there is a kick-off from the center circle. After kick-off, the ball will be in play until it goes out of bounds or the referee stops play. There are usually two 45-minute halves in a game. This time can vary for different age groups or regions.
- 5. No hands, please Even if you know nothing about soccer, you have an idea that you do not use your hands, unless you are the goalie. Hand balls are anything that touches a body part from the finger tips to the shoulder.
- 6. Throw-Ins A throw-in is taken when the ball crosses the sideline and leaves the field. Basic rule for a throw-in is to keep both feet on the ground, and throw the ball with both hands over the head. For teaching purposes, we will practice more than once.
- 7. Corner Kicks & Goal Kicks A corner kick or goal kick is taken when the ball leaves the field across the end line If the offensive team kicks it out, it is a goal kick; if the defensive team kicks it out, it is a corner kick Goal kick is taken from anywhere inside the penalty box, and the corner kick is taken from the nearest corner Goal Kick Corner Kick
- 8. Fouls If it looks like a foul, it probably is! A player can not kick, trip, jump at, charge, strike, push, hold or spit at an opponent. Keep in mind that soccer is a contact sport Bumping or shoulder-to-shoulder while competing for a ball is not a foul, until the arms or elbow come up. Bad Good
- 9. Red and Yellow Cards Punishment for fouls committed. Yellow card is almost a warning, you can receive two yellow cards that are equal to a red Red card is ejection, and possible suspension of next game Referee’s can give ‘straight’ red cards if necessary before yellow
- 10. Direct or Indirect Kick? It is a direct kick if you can score by directly kicking the ball on goal. Indirect kick has to be touched by two people on the same team before scoring. Both types of kicks are taken after a foul has been committed. Usually, another teammate will stand nearby to ‘quick touch’ it during an indirect kick For a direct kick, a player can shoot directly at the goal