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Substitutions

SUBSTITUTIONS


  • In the U13 – U14 age groups, teams shall be permitted unlimited substitutions for all games, including overtimes.
  • In the U15 – U18/U19 age groups, a maximum of seven (7) substitutions for each team shall be allowed in each game during each half of play and overtime play. After leaving the game during a half of play, the substituted player may not re-enter the game during that same half of play. After leaving the game during overtime play, the substituted player may not re-enter the game. However, if a player is removed from the game and no substitute enters the same for the player (the team plays short), the original player may re-enter the game. Entry shall be at a normal substitution point with the approval of the referee or at any point during the game if the referee signals for the player’s re-entry.
  • Either team may make a substitution with the referee’s permission at any stoppage in play.
  • Once the teams go into an overtime period, all players, excluding players who may have received a red card, are eligible to play.
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