
LUBBOCK
SOCCER ASSOCIATION
BY-LAWS
and
GENERAL
RULES
September,
1987
REVISED: August, 2006
LUBBOCK
SOCCER ASSOCIATION
BY-LAWS
Chapter
2: By-Laws of the
Lubbock
Soccer Association
General
Rules
2.
Chapter 2: Player Registration and Team Formation
2.16. YOUTH COMPETITIVE CLUB DISTINCTION [North Texas Soccer Rule 4.9] ||
2.16.1. Youth Competitive Club
A competitive club is any group of two or more competitive teams that
have a
common administrative
group and play under the same name.
Competitive Clubs are recognized by NTSSA on
a team-by-team basis.
2.16.2.
Registered Youth Competitive Club
2.16.2.1. A Competitive Club that has at least six (6) competitive teams
playing
in a competitive league(s)
may register for recognition as a
Registered Competitive Club.
2.16.2.2. A club will be recognized as a Registered Competitive Club once
properly completed registration forms, together with any required
supporting
documentation, have been submitted
to NTSSA. The
Competitive Soccer Committee as directed by the Youth
Commissioner
will review all submissions for compliance.
2.16.2.3. A Competitive Club may register for recognition as a Registered
Competitive Club at any time during the soccer year. Unless timely
renewed,
recognition as a Registered Competitive Club expires on
August 1st. A Registered
Competitive Club may renew its recognition
as a Registered Competitive Club by
the proper submission of any
required renewal
forms between July 10th and July 31st.
2.16.2.4.
A Registered Competitive Club may be held accountable to NTSSA
for the acts or
omissions of its members, coaches, trainers,
managers, players, parents,
officers, directors, officials, agents
and/or other representative, provided
that such acts or omissions
constitute violations
of rules, laws, codes and/or regulations which
are within NTSSA’s enforcement jurisdiction.
Provided, further, such
accountability shall lie only if:
2.16.2.4.1. The common administrative group had prior actual knowledge of
such
acts or omissions and
consented to them or failed to take
reasonable steps to prevent them;
or
2.16.2.4.2.
Following written notice from NTSSA that such violations have
occurred, the
Registered Club fails to take reasonable, timely,
and appropriate remedial
measures.
2.16.2.5. The accountability provided for in this section may include monetary
sanctions not to exceed $500 per incident, or other sanctions, and/or
revocation
of such club’s status as a Registered Competitive Club.