Details/Rules for Velocity 4 (4v4 game play)

• All leagues are co-ed (Girls are not required to be on a team)
• House teams created are the first 6 players on the "Free Agent" list (male or female)
• 4v4 - 3 field players and a goalie
• Schedule is set once the season starts
• Two 20 minute halves w/ about a 1 min half
• All games are with a size 4 Futsal ball
• Sub on the fly
• *If you are subbing in for a player YOU must get their attention and THEY must be in motion off the field before YOU enter the playing field. We will not allow more than 4 players per team on the field at one time.
• Goalie may leave the box but not use their hands unless in the box
• Goalie can NOT throw or roll the ball past midfield without it touching a teammate first, but they can kick it past
• *You can play the ball inside the goalie box BUT you cannot score inside the box.(*The ball must remain completely outside the goal box green area — the green on the inside of the white line)
• No sliding anytime or wall checking - EVER!
• Poking the ball on the ground is considered a slide tackle... No kicking at the ball while on the ground
• Ball must stay below the 4 ft wall
• All restarts are from the dots at midfield
• PK's are breakaways from midfield with everyone chasing them
• Kickoffs must be played back...No direct kicks
• After the ball hits the net the opposing team can not shoot the ball they must make a pass before shooting
• If players are fighting for the ball in a corner there will be a 5 sec count. If no possession before end of count the ball is reset.
During a 5 point lead...
• Once a team is up by 5 points the opposing team can:
  1- Remove the opposing teams goalkeeper
  2- Add an additional payer
  Once a decision is made they may not change it until it returns to normal play (with in 3 points)

Why a 6th–8th Grade Combined Division Works

Grouping 6th through 8th grade players into one division creates a strong developmental environment that reflects real-game soccer. Instead of relying on age alone, players are challenged to adapt, think faster, and solve problems under pressure—key traits for long-term success.

Younger players benefit from learning to play quicker and smarter against older competition, while older players develop leadership, composure, and accountability by setting the standard and elevating the level of play around them.

Building Mental & Physical Strength

For 6th graders, competing against 8th graders is especially valuable for developing both mental toughness and physical resilience. Players learn how to:

• Stay confident and composed when challenged by bigger, faster opponents
• Protect the ball using body positioning, balance, and awareness
• Make faster decisions under pressure
• Compete physically in a safe, structured environment

Rather than avoiding contact or difficulty, younger players learn how to handle adversity, adjust their play, and push through challenges—skills that translate directly to higher levels of competition.

Because development at this age varies widely, a mixed-grade division allows players to be matched by ability, mindset, and game understanding, not just birth year. The result is a more competitive, realistic experience that prepares players for club soccer, middle school teams, and beyond.

Details/Rules for Rapid Rotation (3v3 game play)

• All leagues are co-ed (Youth: Girls are not required to be on a team) | (Adult: min of two(2) girls per team)
• *Adult League only - One female player is required to be on the field at all times.
• House teams created are the first 6 players on the "free agent" list (male or female)
• 3v3 - 3 field players
• One 20 minute halve or first to 10 points.
• All games are with a Futsal ball.
• Subbing: Rotate players via tagging in the tag zone.
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• Subbing: Players must tag hands with teammate in tag zone to sub.
• Subbing: No entering field without tagging.
• Subbing: The subbing player must stay inside the triangle area, without touching the ball or interfering with play, until officially tagged in.
• Subbing Penalty: failure to tag = opponent gains free possession.
• Defenders: No dedicated goalie.
• Defenders: Goal box restrictions: only 1 defender at a time.
• Defenders: Can block shots with body only...No heands!
• Defenders: During a free kick situation ONE defender may use hands to reflex.
• All fouls and penalties are fee kicks from midfield.
• No sliding anytime or wall checking
• Poking the ball on the ground is considered a slide tackle... No kicking at the ball while on the ground
• Kickoffs will start from the goalie box
• If players are fighting for the ball in a corner there will be a 5 sec count. If no possession before end of count the ball is reset.