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The max points for a team for a game is 6 points for a win, 1 point each goal for the first 3 goals and 2 point for a shutout for a total of 11 possible points.

 

Orange crush is one game ahead of the other four teams because of their double header last week.

 

For the Totties to tie up with Orange Crush for first place, they would have to get exactly 9 points (a win + 3 goals) for a total of 63 points. If the Totties have a shut out with at least 2 goals, however, they would surpass Orange crush and win first place for the season. If the latter is the case and their are no other tiebreakers to contend with a scrimmage game will be held at 8pm in lieu of a tiebreaker (any player from any team can join in).

 

No other team is in the running for first or second place.

 

Third place is a toss up between Pint and Blue Light with another possible tie.

 

Fourth place is a toss up between Team Highlander and Blue Light with a possible tie there as well but all Blue Light needs is two goals to put it out of thier reach.

 

However, Team Highlander could very well make this Friday the upset of the season, if they bring their “A” game and have a shutout victory against Blue Light taking Blue Light out of contention for third and sending them packing all the way to the bottom.  

 

See page 7 of the following link for tiebreaker rules.

 

 

We will see how this all pans out but above all please remember to be friendly and play safe.

 

I am not playing this Friday as I will be at Transfer Cafe getting the awards ceremony set up.

 

CO-ED Rule:In adult co-ed leagues there must be a minimum of two people of each gender on the field at all times. If a team is unable to field ateam with two people of each gender, then they must forfeit the game with a 3-0 loss.  In the case:  a team has only two females and one of the females is penalized for a team penalty, the penalty must be served by a male player that is on the field at that time.

Rule 9 Fouls and Misconduct

…Send-off Penalties:

At the discretion of the referee, a red card may be shown for intentionally charging the goalkeeper while the latter is in fullpossession of the ball, spitting on an opponent or referee, physically contacting a game official, leaving the box to engage in misconduct or confrontation, or other incidents of unseemly behavior. In addition, a player shall be sent off for violentconduct, serious foul play and/or foul/abusive language. The game shall not be restarted until the player that was sent offhas left the bench area.

A teammate of the player that was sent off shall serve a full five minute penalty and the opposing team shall be awarded a power play (regardless of how many goals the opposing teams scores).

Fighting and serious foul play:

1. Fighting will result in an automatic 5-minute penalty and a red card expulsion from the current game.

2. The players involved will automatically receive a TWO-WEEK SUSPENSION. The suspension also includes other

leagues the player may be involved in. The suspensions will also carry over to the following season.

3. A report will be filed with the management of the complex immediately after the game.

4. If management deems it necessary, the player may be suspended for an indefinite amount of time. No refunds

will be given if a player is suspended from the indoor soccer leagues.

5. Any red card offenders will automatically be suspended for the following week of play.  In addition there will be a discussion with someone from the MGSA board, the team captain of the person that was carded as well as the person that obtained the red card.

We require that you be familiarize yourself with the entire indoor rules and pay close attention the the full “Rule 9″ posted at the following link http://assets.ngin.com/attachments/document/0009/4519/Indoor_Rules_Full_-_revised_9.09.pdf