Winter Indoor Soccer - Grades 4-5
Division Information
- 20-minute games; 5v5 + GKs
- 3 points for a win, 1 point for a tie, 0 for a loss
- Teams must field at least four players by kickoff or forfeit game (can still play down, with players from other team, etc.)
- Forfeited game results in a 5-0 loss
- Final standings will be determined by 1) points accrued, 2) goal differential, 3) goals scored, 4) goals conceded
Team 1 - Black
Drew Kaminski
Fiona McKeen
Isaac Muenchow
Lukas Literski
Maci Duginski
Olive Primm
Silas Hagemeister
Trenton Lapsenberg
Team 2 - Blue
Aaron Crockford
Claire Schroder
Connor Holdridge
Elijah Spahn
Kennedy Gerdes
Kyle Yingling
Libby Erickson
Lincoln Schleif
Luke Bares
Team 3 - Red
Brady Bostrom
Ever Smith
Hunter Bostrom
Liliahna Pacheco
Lydia Klockow
Mariah Dupke
Samuel Szeto
Wyatt Bergman
Team 4 - Green
Calvin Hoeft
Danika Hardrath
Elijah Fenske
Kaden Westrich
Luke Sharp
Scarlet Lee
Shaban Kiskoski
Zach Gennrich
Rules
OUT-OF-BOUNDS
- Grades 4-5 will only be using end lines for their court boundaries.
- If the ball is played over the end line by the attacking team, the defending team takes a goal kick from the end line near their goal.
- If the ball is played over the end line by the defending team, the attacking team takes a corner kick from where the court end line and sideline meet.
GOALKEEPER RULES
- A team’s designated goalkeeper is the only player that can use their hands during the course of play, within the 3-point arc.
- Goalkeepers cannot pick the ball up if a player from their team plays the ball back to them; offense results in an indirect free kick (must touch another player before scoring) for the opposing team.
- A goalkeeper can score a goal directly off a goal kick.
- Goalkeepers are highly discouraged from sliding to make a save, retrieve a ball, etc.
GENERAL RULES
- There is no offside. However, teams are discouraged from “cherry picking” by having one of their players down by the opposing team’s goal at all times.
- A handball will result in a direct kick (can score off the kick) for the opposing team.
- Fouls involving contact (pushing, shoving, charging, etc.) will result in a direct kick for the opposing team.
- Slide tackling is highly discouraged and individuals that foul opposing players by doing so will be asked to sub out. If an individual commits multiple slide tackling offenses, they will be asked to sit out for the remainder of the game.