Date
July 18-20
Fees
U6-U8 $110 per team
U9-U10 $160 per team
U11-U12 $190 per
team
U13-U16 $235 per
team
U19 $260 per team
U16-U19 (6v6) $160
per team
Deadlines
Discount
Registration
Deadline
($10 off
Entry Fee)
Postmark: Monday,
June 2
Online: Monday, June 2
Registration
Deadline
(Full Priced
Entry Fee)
Online only:
Monday, June 9
Site
Ames-area
soccer fields
Time
NO
SCHEDULES WILL BE MAILED! Tournament
rules, schedules and map will be posted on this Web site approximately
7 days prior to competition.
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Recreational
Division (REC)
Created to give recreational teams the
opportunity to compete against teams of similar skill levels
from across the state. This division is only for the AYSO
teams, rec
teams, parks and recreation teams, YM/YWCA teams, and etc.,
not for the all-star or select teams.
To be
eligible to compete in this division, each team:
- Must
not have a professional coach.
- Team
formation must be random (not selected) and not related
to the athlete's skill level.
- Must
be the same team roster from the fall or spring 2007-2008
season of play. Teams
may have up to 3 guest players for 8 v 8 or 11 v 11. 2
guest players are allowed for 6 v 6 teams.
-
Must
supply a copy of the regular season roster along with their
team entry form! The roster must have 1 of 3 things on it
to be verified: 1) Must be signed by league registrar, 2)
Must be signed by the league president, or 3) Must have
the official league stamp on the roster form.
**Special U6 and U8
Format
In keeping with the philosophy of the Iowa
Games, the U6 and U8 division will focus on participation with a
Jamboree format. No scores or standings will be kept, and
all participants will receive an award.
Open Division
No restrictions as to how the team was formed or the number
of guest players allowed. If you cannot provide a copy
of the regular season roster you MUST play in this division.
| Open and Rec.
Divisions may be divided into the subdivision(s) Blue,
Red and White based on a team's rating level. Each
team MUST submit a competitive rating level between 1
and 10 on the entry form. A rating of 10 is the
most competitive team ranking. Please contact the
Iowa Games office at 888-777-8881 ext. 3 if you have
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Competitive/Classic
Division (Comp.)
No restrictions as
to how the team was
formed or the number
of guest players
allowed. These
teams may have:
competed in the ISA
State Cup; a
professional coach
or meet with a
professional coach
on a regular basis;
been formed on a
select basis, either
by tryout,
recruiting or by
invitation;
participated in any
competitive
tournaments within
the last 12-months;
members of an elite,
premier and/or
competitive club,
division, and/or
league; compete
under the
classification of
"Classic".
Competition Format
(All Divisions)
Round robin play. Duration of preliminary games will be 6
minute quarters for Under 6, 8 minute quarters for Under 8, 20 minute halves for Under 9-Under
10, 25 minute halves for Under 11-Under 14, 30 minute halves
for Under 16 and 35-minute halves for Under 19. Semi-final,
consolation and championship games will be the same length
as preliminary games.
Scoring (except for Under 6 & Under 8s) will be based on win-loss-tie record (i.e. 3 points
per win, 1 point per tie and 0 points per loss). If a tie
exists in points after all preliminary games, then it will
be broken by a point scoring system that will be supplied in
the rules.
Coaches
All youth teams must have a coach who
is at least 21 years of age.
Referee Requirements
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Each team is REQUIRED TO PROVIDE QUALIFIED CENTER
REFEREES; ONE (1) FOR UNDER 6 - UNDER 8 OR TWO (2) FOR UNDER 9-UNDER
19 TEAMS to officiate or assist as needed in at
least three (3) games in their respective age division
or older (i.e. U12 teams must submit someone at least
14 years of age, U19 teams must submit someone at
least 21 years of age).
Generally, a qualified official:
- must
be able to referee the center at the age level for
which the referee has been listed
- should
be someone you would want to work your gold medal
game
- should
have some experience
- can
be USSF, AYSO or High School registered
- does
not have to be certified, but merely needs
to meet the requirements listed above
A
referee only can be listed for a maximum of two
(2) teams. These requirements must be met or the
team will forfeit games. Coaches will be
held accountable for submitting a referee (s) that is
qualified and who will do their allotted three (3) games!
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TOURNAMENT
INFORMATION
Rosters
A player may play on only one team.
Roster Addition /
Replacement
Roster changes may be made at no
additional charge and must be postmarked by July 7. Teams
that originally register online may make roster changes online
until July 11. No
roster substitutions or additions will be allowed after the
July 11 deadline.
New players and/or replacement players must
complete an
Individual
Entry Form and the waiver must be signed by a parent or
legal guardian (for athletes under the age of 18).
Waivers must be received by July 14. For replacement
players, please indicate which player they are replacing.
Roster limits will be enforced.
Coaches who register
online are
allowed to make roster changes
online. To make
roster changes
online please click on the link in the above box on the right.
Equipment / Ball
Size
Players must wear shin guards and proper
uniform. Ball size: Under 6 & Under 8 - size 3; Under 9 through Under 12
- size 4; all older divisions - size 5.
Recommended Field /
Goal Size
Under 6: field size - 30 yds X 35 yds, goal size - 4'
high X 6' wide.
Under 8: field size - 35 yds X 40 yds, goal size
- 6' high X 9' wide.
Under 9/10: field size - 40 yds X 50 yds, goal size
- 6' high X 18' wide.
Under 11/12: field size - 45 yds X 80 yds, goal size
- 7' high X 21' wide.
Under 13: field size - 50 yds X 100 yds, goal size
- 8' high X 24' wide.
Under 14/Older: field size - 60 yds X 110 yds, goal
size - 8' high X 24' wide.
Under 16/19
(6v6):
approx. field size -
50 yds X 80 yds,
goal size - 8' high
X 24 ' wide.
(The Iowa Games reserves the right to alter goal sizes
and field sizes depending on the number of teams entered
and the availability of goals and field space.)
Rules
Current F.I.F.A. and U.S.Y.S. rules will apply in a revised
form for the Iowa Games. Additional
and specific rules will be posted here approximately 7
days prior to competition. Please review prior to
attending the Summer Games.
Player I.D.
Players must present a
photocopy of a birth certificate
with a current photo attached, driver's permit/license,
provide a current player pass, INS port-of-entry stamp, or
passport at check-in prior to playing. No I.D., No Play.
Age Determining Date
August 1, 2007. The best answer to determine
legal players is to ask each player their age on August 1,
2007. For instance, if you are an Under 14 team, then all
players must be age 13 or younger on August 1, 2007. Basically,
if your team played Under 12 in the fall of 2007 and/or the
spring of 2008, then your team is Under 12 for purpose of
the Summer Iowa Games. Athletes competing in the Under 16
division must be at least 13 years old and athletes in the
Under 19 division must be at least 14 years old.
Schedule/Rules: No
Schedules will be
mailed!
Tournament
rules, schedules and maps will be posted on this Web site
approximately 7 days prior to competition.
Team Lists
Will be updated daily on this Web site.
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FEMALE
EVENT CODES
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Age Divisions |
Roster
Limit
|
|
REC
|
OPEN |
COMP |
|
|
| |
SC 200 |
|
U6 (3 vs. 3) |
8 |
| |
SC 201 |
|
U8 (4 vs. 4) |
10 |
| SC
102 |
SC 202 |
|
U9 (6 vs. 6) |
10 |
| SC
103 |
SC 203 |
|
U10 (6 vs. 6) |
10 |
| SC
104 |
SC 204 |
|
U11 (8 vs. 8) |
14 |
| SC
105 |
SC 205 |
SC 500 |
U12 (8 vs. 8) |
14 |
| SC
106 |
SC 206 |
|
U13 (11 vs. 11) |
18 |
|
SC 107 |
SC 207 |
SC 501 |
U14 (11 vs. 11) |
18 |
| |
SC
208 |
|
U16
(11 vs. 11) |
18 |
| |
SC
250 |
|
U19
(11 vs. 11) |
18 |
| |
SC 270 |
|
U16 (6 vs. 6) |
10 |
| |
SC 271 |
|
U19 (6 vs. 6) |
10 |
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MALE/COED EVENT CODES |
Age Divisions |
Roster
Limit
|
|
REC
|
OPEN |
COMP |
|
|
| |
SC 400 |
|
U6 (3 vs. 3) |
8 |
| |
SC 401 |
|
U8 (4 vs. 4) |
10 |
| SC
302 |
SC 402 |
|
U9 (6 vs. 6) |
10 |
| SC
303 |
SC 403 |
|
U10 (6 vs. 6) |
10 |
| SC
304 |
SC 404 |
|
U11 (8 vs. 8) |
14 |
| SC
305 |
SC 405 |
SC 600 |
U12 (8 vs. 8) |
14 |
| SC
306 |
SC 406 |
|
U13 (11 vs. 11) |
18 |
|
SC 307 |
SC
407 |
SC 601 |
U14 (11 vs. 11) |
18 |
| |
SC
408 |
|
U16
(11 vs. 11) |
18 |
| |
SC 450 |
|
U19
(11 vs. 11) |
18 |
| |
SC 470 |
|
U16 (6 vs. 6) |
10 |
| |
SC 471 |
|
U19 (6 vs. 6) |
10 |
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Entry Form
Click
here to download or print a PDF of the Team Entry Form.
(Note: If you are having problems viewing
the entry form, please download the latest version of Adobe
Acrobat Reader and install the newest version of the Acrobat
plug-in for your browser. This is a free download.)
Online
CLICK HERE TO
REGISTER ONLINE
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U6 - U19 Soccer
Commissioner
Bonnie Larson
515-255-6559
This is a qualifying sport
for the 2009 State Games of America in Colorado Springs,
Colorado. Click here for more information on the 2009
State Games of America.
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