
LUBBOCK
SOCCER ASSOCIATION
BY-LAWS
and
GENERAL
RULES
September,
1987
REVISED: August, 2006
LUBBOCK
SOCCER ASSOCIATION
BY-LAWS
Chapter
7: By-Laws of the
| 7.1 Recreational Play | 7.2 All-star Teams |
| 7.3 Individual Player Opportunities | 7.4 Personnel |
Lubbock
Soccer Association
General
Rules
7.
Chapter 7: Player Development
The Lubbock Soccer Association offers players an opportunity to play at a purely recreational level and also the opportunity for players to compete for all positions at all levels of youth play offered by North Texas State Soccer Association, United States Youth Soccer Association, and United States Soccer.
7.1.
RECREATIONAL PLAY
recreational and
will
basics of the game of soccer.
The
appropriate basic individual
skills.
7.1.1 Under 5 and Under 6
7.1.1.1. kicking the ball
7.1.1.2. receiving the ball
7.1.1.3. starting and restarting play
7.1.2. Under 7 and Under 8
7.1.2.1. continue developing individual skills
7.1.2.2. learning to support team mates when the player does not have the
ball
7.1.2.3. (7v7 only) learning to play the goal keeper position. The goal keeper
position should be rotated among all the players and not assigned
exclusively to one or a few players. (4v4 does not have a goal keeper).
7.1.3. Under 9 and Under 10
7.1.3.1. add knowledge of playing in set positions on the field
7.1.3.2. learning the offside law
7.1.3.3. learning to play the goal keeper position. The goal keeper
position should be rotated among all the players and not assigned
exclusively to one or a few players.
7.1.4. Players ten years of age and
older
7.1.4.1. continue developing their own individual skills as their bodies mature.
7.1.4.2. work on mastering the tactics of team play in the game
7.1.5. All of this development should
take place in an environment which focuses on
the players having fun without undue emphasis on winning and losing. Good
sportsmanship is expected of all participants in the Lubbock Soccer
Association programs.