Ball is placed on nearest corner and kicked in by offensive team. Goals may bescored on corner kicks. Last touched by a defender- a corner kick.Anytime the ball goes over either sideline, out of bounds, a kick-in will ensue.If a player enters the goal box unintentionally without (in the eyes of the ref) interfering with the course of play, this will not result in a penalty shot.If the defense is clearly in the goal box area before any shot on goal takes place, and then legally (without the use of the hands) deflects a shot, it will result in the following: A penalty shot on an open goal 15 paces/yards out.All players (offensive and defensive) must remain outside this area unless the ball is inside the goal box.It will extend 4 paces/yards out and 2 paces/yard to each side of the goal posts. A goal box will be marked off in front of each goal.Substitutions – Substitutions may be made throughout the game.Drop Ball – 1 player from each team will stand 5 yards away from the ball, as the ball hits the ground each player may charge towards the ball to retrieve it. Bubble Soccer Bubble Soccer is now running HOT at WSC, the latest craze to hit the football world sees players strapped in to inflatable balls with only.The referee will then conduct a “drop ball” with one member from each team. Ball in Bubble – If the ball lands in a bubble, play will stop and the ball retrieved.This will occur every time a goal is scored.

When the whistle blows, teams may run to the ball for possession. Kick-off – the ball will be placed in the center of the field, and teams line up along their goal line.The clock will stop during injury time-outs.There will be a running clock maintained by a referee who will advise both teams when there is one minute remaining in each quarter.Play will be divided into (4) 8-minute quarters separated by 3-minute breaks.

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