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If men do not keep on speaking terms with children, they cease to be
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Lakes
Area Youth Soccer League
5301 West Doherty
West Bloomfield Michigan 48323
248-539-4866
Updated April 21, 2005
LAYSL is an
Affiliate of the Michigan State Youth Soccer Association and United States
Youth Soccer
A MAJOR
TOPIC OF DISCUSSION: SMALL SIDED GAMES: Tap
Here
Please
read: It is a game for the kids?
**** COACHES: THE
SPRING PHOTOGRAPHS ARE READY FOR PICKUP ****
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Season Starts Week of April 23rd Spring Recreational games start April 30 |
contact LAYSLACADEMY@AOL.COM
indicating interest in advanced player programs NEW REFEREES: CHECK IN AT: 672-5451 TOP SOCCER HELPERS NEEDED (Special Olympics) SUNDAYS starting May 1st at 1pm Orchard Lake Middle School **** HELP
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***REGISTRATION *** Renewal forms for Fall
2005 will be ready and mailed the week of
June 1, 2005. You will also be able to pick
them up at Walled Lake and West Bloomfield elementary school offices and at
Community Education offices and Commerce Township Hall Tap here - Fall 2005
Registration Form (PDF) Tap here - Fall 2005 Registration Form (DOC) Tap here - Risk
Managment Form (PDF) Special needs
soccer program: Tap here - TOPSoccer registration & information
brochure(PDF) Tap here - TOPSoccer Volunteer Form(PDF) |
*** Spring 2005 newsletter and tryout information: tap here *** Spring 2004 coaches list: Tap here Sample LAYSL Game Report: Tap Here (doc) Tap Here (PDF) A good one -à Ask the referee: Tap Here USSoccer referee newsletter:Tap
here State coaches calendar Tap Here ***NEW*** Ask the coach for pointers***:
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Here is the tryout information.
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LAYSL is proud to present
its own select Athletic Training Academy tryouts, in June, at the Keith Sports
Park (in addition to U9 boys and girls
open enrollment)
U-10
Girls 3:30 – 5:00pm (15th,
16th)
U-10 Boys 3:30 – 5:00pm (15th, 16th)
U-11 Girls 5:30 – 7:00pm (15th, 16th)
U-11 Boys 7:00 – 8:30pm (15th, 16th)
U-12 Girls 7:00 – 8:30pm (15th, 16th)
U-12 Boys 5:30 – 7:00pm (15th, 16th)
U-13 Girls 5:00 – 6:30pm (16th)
9:00 – 11:00am (18th)
U-13
Boys 5:30 – 7:30pm (17th only)
Call for
more information – George
Janovich 248-802-2605
ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES:
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U15-U16-U17 Girls at Keith Sports Park
U15 Girls, June 18, 12:00-1:30
U16 Girls, June 18, 2:00-3:30
U17 Girls, June 18, 4:00-5:30
Call for More Information - Diana Heckert 248-363-3209
www.leaguelineup.com/lakesarealiberty
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U11-U15 Boys At Pleasant Lake Elementary
U11 Boys, June 15-16-17 6 - 8PM, June 18 10AM- Noon
U15 Boys, June 19 3 - 5PM, June 20-21-22 6 - 8PM
Call for More Information - Jose Garcia 248-363-2715 or
586-947-8053
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**Munchkins
and THE Academy-– GEERONIMO@AOL.COM
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School
Districts: Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Farmington,
Huron
Valley, Pontiac, Walled Lake, Waterford, West Bloomfield
Under 8 Rule Changes
With the advent
of rule changes, and small sided games being mandated at US Soccer, the Lakes
Area has revised some of those rules to better optimize the playing abilities
of these players. These changes are as follows;
1. Teams
will play 5v5 in a split game format. 5 on one side and 5 on the other side.
I.e. If you have 16 players on your roster, the suggestion is to split the team
with 8 on one game and 8 with the other.
2. Final
scores will be decided by an aggregate score. The sum total of both games will make
up the final score for that particular game.
3. Substitutions may be permitted on ANY stoppage in play, as well as, ‘on the
fly’. However. The substitution on the fly must have the exiting player within
the marked off area. The marked off area will be at the center of the field, on
the touch line, and will be made up of a 10' arc. Any player exiting the
playing field MUST be in this area before the next player may enter the field
of play.
Violation
of this rule will result in a penalty called from the furthest point of the arc
against the opposing team. This will be a kick in at the point of infraction.
4. If the
ball goes out of play from the touch line. The play will result with a kick in
for the opposing team at the point of ‘into touch.’ If the ball runs out of
play across the end line, then play may begin at any point of the goal arc to
act as a goal kick. If the defending team plays it across their own end line, a
resulting corner kick will be awarded.
5. Goals.
Goals may be scored by having the ball being legally propelled past the
goal line with the Pugg goal there to act as a net or catch. If the ball passes
into the goal arc and comes to rest inside it, the result will be a goal kick
for the defending team. If the ball is on course to cross the goal line with
the Pugg behind it, and a defending player makes contact with the ball INSIDE
the arc, a penalty kick will be awarded to the attacking team 6' from the top
of the arc. All players must be behind the player about to take the penalty
kick. Once the kick is taken, it becomes a ‘live’ ball.
If the ball
is on course to cross the goal line but does not have the Pugg behind it, and
the defending player makes contact with the ball inside the arc, it will result
in a corner for the attacking team.
At any
point if an attacking member of the team makes contact with the ball while in
the goal arc, the play is considered ‘dead’ and a resulting goal kick will be
awarded to the defending team.