Results
Girls
Soccer:
Girls
Soccer Standings & Scorers & Playoffs
(pdf file)
2A
Girls Soccer Provincial Championship
October 28 & 29 ~ Lloydminster
Quarter-finals
Central 2 vs Lloydminster Holy Rosary 1
Semi-finals
Central 4 vs Weyburn 2
Championship
final
Central 5 vs North Battleford John Paul 0
PLAYER
ELIGIBILITY
1. Player eligibility must be submitted no later than
24 hours prior to league play. Further additions to
the player list during the season must also be submitted
24 hours prior to participation in league play.
RULES
1. The MJHSAD has adopted the FIFA (International)
rules, with the following modifications:
- Unlimited substitutes per team are allowed to dress
for any game. SHSAA play-off games limit a team to
seven substitutes allowed to dress per game.
- Unlimited substitutions may be made during the game.
- Proper footwear, according to the rules, is to be
worn or running shoes.-
Three points awarded for a win, 1 point awarded for
a tie
- Size of playing field according to FIFA rules:
Length: 100 - 130 yards
Width: 50 - 100 yards
- Shin guards are mandatory for all players involved
in MJHSAD and SHSAA soccer programs.
- ALL jewelry must be removed. Berates, clips, etc.
must be taped.
- Goalkeepers must wear a different coloured jersey
from the rest of the team.
LEAGUE STRUCTURE
1. Ninety minute games, divided into two forty-five
minute halves.
2. The referee shall allow a pre-game warm-up of at
least fifteen minutes. The half-time break shall be
ten minutes.
3. Game start time: 4:15 NOTE: start time may be moved
to 3:45 of 4:00 later in year to avoid darkness.
4. Each team is responsible for supplying one net.
Each team is also responsible for putting the net
up prior to the game and taking the net down after
the completion of the game.
5. The home team will supply two game balls.
6. Five team league - a double round robin home and
home eight game schedule will be played with all teams
making the play-offs. Six team league - double round
robin home and home ten game schedule will all teams
making the play-offs.
7. Cancellation of games due to weather or poor field
conditions will be made by the commissioner in consultation
with the coaches. Re-scheduling cancelled games will
also be done by the commissioner in consultation with
the coaches.
8. Tie games throughout the regular season will remain
as ties. Overtime will be used to break ties in the
play-offs.
9. Games may only be rescheduled by permission of
the MJHSAD based on the following criteria:
- A conflict of school activities or unforeseen circumstances.
- Be cleared through The Physical Education Consultant
and/or the MJHSAD.
- Be declared one week in advance so that other schools
and league officials can be notified.
- Be mutually agreed upon by the two schools concerned.
10. A signed copy of the score sheet with all information
clearly legible shall be provided to the visiting
team.
11. The winning team will fill in the Times Herald
form and drop it off at the Times Herald. The winning
team is also responsible for phoning CHAB.
12. For exhibition games, each school is responsible
for arrangement and payment of officials through the
Moose Jaw Soccer Officials Association.
13. Tie Breaking Procedure: 3 points awarded for a
win, 1 point awarded for a draw
If teams are tied following the regular season schedule
the tie is broken as follows:
1) Previous match results - The winner of the match
or matches between 2 teams tied in points shall be
awarded the higher position.
2) Goal Difference - Goal difference shall be calculated
by subtracting goals conceded from goals scored. A
maximum difference of 5 goals shall be awarded in
each game.
3) Goal Average - Goals for divided by goals against
(goal difference of 5 goals also applies).
4) Least Goals Against - The team having the fewer
number of goals against will be awarded the higher
position.
5) Penalty Kicks - If 2 or more teams are still tied
under criteria (1) through (4) then the higher standing
shall be decided by kicks taken from the penalty mark
as follows:
- Two Teams Tied - as per F.I.F.A. Laws of the Game,
at a time and place decided by the
Athletic
Commissioner
- Three Teams Tied - each team is designated A, B
or C. Three mini-games shall be played (A vs B, B
vs C, C vs A) consisting of 5 penalty kicks at a time
and place to be decided by the Athletic Commissioner.
The standings after these 3 mini-games shall be ranked
according to the criteria (1) - (4) above.
14. Play-offs:
- All play-off games are to be played in Moose Jaw.
- Single elimination.
- Five team league: 1st, 2nd and 3rd get a bye, 5th
plays 4th. Six team league: 1st & 2nd get a bye,
6th plays 3rd & 5th plays 4th.
- Overtime: Golden Goal. Overtime periods will be
2-5 minute halves. However the overtime will cease
when a goal is scored. The following procedures would
be used at the end of regulation time: A coin is tossed
and the team that wins the toss decides which goal
it will attack in the first half of the match. The
other team takes the kick-off to start the match.
The team that wins the toss takes the kickoff to start
the second half of the match. In the second half of
the match the teams change ends and attack the opposite
goals. If still tied: each team shall take five penalty
kicks. The kicks shall be taken in alternate order
by five different players of each team at the same
goal. No player shall kick more than once until all
eligible players have had a kick. The eligible players
are those who were on the field of play at the end
of regulation play.
- Throughout the play-offs the team finishing higher
in the regular standings will have choice of which
end they would like to defend in the first half.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
1. Each team will supply its own first aid kit.
2. Each team will have a first aid qualified adult
to attend all games.
LEAGUE DISCIPLINE
3. Penalty for violations of the Sports Activity Rules:
may result in forfeit of game or games in which the
violation occurred.
