2007 U10-U14 TOC Lost & Found

1 set of Ford car key and housekey found at Boatwright. please contact Kurt Ecklin at 890-6794.

Car keys were also found at Ayers. Please contact Linda in order to claim.

11/19/07

2007 U10-U14 TOC Results

The U10, U12, and U14 TOC took place over the weekend of November 17-18. Congratulations to these winners and runners up!

11/28/07

2007 U19 TOC

The U16/U19 TOC took place over the weekend of October 27 and 28.

Congratulations to all of the teams on an exciting tournament!

10/29/07

Substitution Rules for Area 2-C TOC

U10: Each player must play a minimum of two quarters. Keepers can only play keeper for two quarters and then must play one quarter in the field. (Regions that have a three quarter minimum can opt to remain with this system but referees will be only checking for the two-quarter minimum.)

U12-U14: Two quarter minimum. No limit on how many quarters a keeper may play.

Referees will be instructed to allow one minute for the substitute breaks and then start their watches for the next period. (National games guideline). To avoid lost playing time coaches should be instructed to have their substitutes planned out and to make the changes quickly. These are not “coaching” breaks.

11/08/05

Game Lengths for Area 2-C TOC

10/20/06

TOC Pool Play Point Summary

Note: The following applies to U10, U12, U14, and U19.

Each team will earn points during Saturday's pool play according to the outcome of each game. Teams may earn:

• 6 points for a win
• 3 points for a tie
• 1 point for each goal scored (up to a MAXIMUM of 3 per game)
• 1 point for a shutout
• -1 point for every goal over a spread of 6 goals
• -1 point for every two yellow cards
• -2 points for every red card

For example, if a team wins 1-0, it will earn 8 points (6 for the win, 1 for the goal, and 1 for the shutout). If two teams tie 2-2, they will each earn 5 points (3 for the tie and 2 for the goals).

The maximum number of points a team may earn in a game is 10 points which would might be earned for victories by a score of 3-0, 4-0, 5-0, or 6-0. If a team wins 7-0, then they would earn 9 points (6 for win, 1 for shutout, 3 for goals, -1 penalty for winning by more than 6 goals).

At the end of the day, the team with the highest total number of points wins their flight.

10/20/06

TOC Tie-Breaking Procedures

Note: The following applies to U10, U12, U14, and U19.

If there is a tie in total points at the end of pool play, the following tie breakers will be used to determine the winner:

1. Head to head competition.
2. Fewest goals allowed
3. Subtracting goals allowed from goals scored (maximum of 3 points per game)
4. Fewest red and/or yellow cards received (red cards will count as the equivalent of 2 yellow cards)
5. Coin toss - by Area Director

If the championship or semi-final game is tied after regulation time then two 5 minute overtime periods will be played. Teams will change halves prior to each overtime period. During the period of extra time played after the end of normal playing time, the team which scores the first goal is declared the winner (Golden Goal).

If no goals are scored during the overtime periods, the match will be decided by kicks from the penalty mark. FIFA instructions (Procedures To Determine The Winner Of A Match) for the taking of kicks from the penalty mark will be followed. Only the players on the field at the end of the second overtime period will be allowed to participate in the penalty kick shoot-out.

10/20/06

Area 2-C Field Hotlines

The following are field hotlines for the AYSO 2-C Regions Hosting TOC games.

Region	Hotline	Fields
Concord	(925) 671-3479	Concord Community Park, El Dorado, Hillcrest, Krueger, Westwood
Mt. Diablo	(925) 672-3373 ext. 3	Boatwright, Clayton Community, Newhall, Ygnacio Valley Park
Pleasant Hill-Martinez	(925) 686-2824 ext. 3 PHMSA Fields Page	Hidden Lakes, Pleasant Hill Middle School, Pleasant Oaks Park, Sequoia, Waterfront (a/k/a The Marina)

9/26/06