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Our primary goal is to provide a structured yet relaxed atmosphere for our players to learn and improve their soccer skills. The emphasis is on fun – not winning! We rely on our referees to perform their duties competently, of course, but please keep in mind that there are many new players in the league at all age levels, and we need to place the emphasis on instructing them, and not unnecessarily penalize them for their inexperience. “Do-overs” are allowed at younger age groups for such things as throw-ins and other restarts. Use your best judgment, and take the extra couple of seconds to tell the players WHY you’re blowing your whistle.  \n0.2 USSF Rules and Guidelines apply for matches except as modified in this document.  \n0.3 ECYSA’s Code of Conduct is in effect. If you experience problems with a coach or any spectators notify the Referee Coordinator or other Summer Staff immediately!  \n1.1 Pre-Game  \nShow up to the field at least 10 minutes prior to the start time of the game. Games MUST start on time! Upon arrival, immediately check in with the staff at “The Tent” located by the shed.  \nReferee Attire:  \n- USSF Referee : Wear your standard referee attire, yellow shirt, black shorts, and black socks.  \n- Not USSF Referee : Wear the ASA referee shirt, black shorts, and black soccer socks.  \n- Your shirt is required to be tucked in. Do not wear a hat unless it is all black in color.  \n- Bring your tools of the trade: water, whistle, watch, coin, paper, pen and sunscreen.  \nIf you referee the first game of the day for U6 and U8 games: you are required to pick up and carry the 4 corner cones, the equipment tub and possibly the Pugg nets to the field. The equipment tub will include a game ball, extra corner cones and ice packs (2 or 3) . CHECK THE CONTENTS BEFORE YOU LEAVE THE SHED AREA! As always, double check that goals are properly anchored and the field is safe to play on.  \nIf you referee the first game of the day for U10, 12, 14 games: , you are required to pick up and carry the 4 corner flags and the equipment tub to the field. The equipment tub will include a game ball, 2 pairs of goalie gloves and 2 goalkeeper pinnies, and ice packs (2 or 3) . CHECK THE CONTENTS BEFORE YOU LEAVE THE SHED AREA! As always, double check that goals are properly anchored and the field is safe to play on.  \n1.2 Game Time  \nInstruct the teams to line up and check the following:  \n- Shin guards covered completely by socks  \n- No casts, no metal or hard splints  \n- Cleats or sneakers : No baseball cleats or metal spikes. 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