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- Team that forfeits receives loss
- Teams can play with six players
- First forfeit results in a warning
- Third forfeit results in two losses
- Fourth forfeit results in removal from league
- No rescheduling of the games
Rosters
- A player may only play on one team in each league.
- Varsity player: Anyone on roster at beginning of season, including the entire calendar year
Weather
- Games will be played in all weather with the exception of electrical storms. If field is not playable, (standing water), teams will receive an email from intramural sports.
Result Reporting
- The captain of the winning team is required to submit an email which includes names of both teams and the score to the Imsoccer@hamilton.edu before 10:00pm the next day after the game. Failure to report a score will result in a loss for both teams.
- If at the end of regulation games (not playoffs) the game is tied, it will be recorded as a draw (no overtime or shootouts during regular games).
IM Soccer
The Game
- In total: two 20-minute halves with a running clock.
- Playing surface: 2 equal fields side-by-side.
Rosters
- 15 players total on a team roster – 7 players on the field at one time (6 players and 1 goalie).
- For the A league: maximum of 4 varsity soccer players (2 male, 2 female).
- For the B league: no varsity soccer players. In addition, there must be 2 female players on the field at all times.
- All other Player Eligibility Rules Apply.
General Rules of the Game
Goalkeeper
- Will be designated prior to the start of the game.
- Only permitted to use hands to play ball within the penalty area.
- Once ball is handled – goalkeeper has only 10 seconds to put the ball in play.
- Handling Rule (no pass-backs) is in effect.
Substitutes
- May only enter the game once the ball is dead.
Equipment
- NO metal or screw-in cleats.
There will be NO OFFSIDES.
There are NO THROW-INS
- After a sideline out-of-bounds, the ball will be put in play by a kick from the touchline.
- This is an indirect kick and should not be confused with a corner kick – which is direct.
- Defensive players must be 5 yards from the ball on an out-of-bounds kick.
Free kicks
- Defensive players must be 5 yards from the ball.
- Direct Kick: A goal may be scored directly by the kicker.
- Awarded due to: tripping, charging, handling the ball, pushing, jumping in, etc.
- Indirect Kick:Kicker may not score directly; the ball MUST touch another person before going into the goal.
- Awarded on all: sidelines out-of-bounds, unsportsmanlike conduct, dangerous play, delaying play, etc.
Penalty Kick
- A direct kick that shall be made from the 7-yard stripe in front of the goal.
- Goalkeeper shall be the only one permitted to defend; all other players must remain outside the penalty area until the ball is kicked.
- Is awarded to the offensive team as a direct free kick within the defensive team's area.
Corner Kick
- When the opposing team puts the ball in play by a kick from the corner nearest the point where the ball went out-of-bounds.
- This is a direct kick.
- Awarded when a defensive player last touches a ball which goes out-of-bounds across his/her own goal line.
Goal Kick
- When the defensive is allowed an indirect kick near the intersection of the end line and penalty circle.
- Ball cannot touch anyone until it clears the penalty area.
- Awarded when an offensive player causes the ball to go out-of-bounds across his/her opponent's goal line.
Playoff Rules
- In the event of a tie, teams will play a 5 minute over-time. If still tied after 5 minutes both teams will play a 5 minute "golden goal" period where the first team to score wins. If the game remains tied then the teams will remove one player from the field every 2 minutes, still playing "golden goal" until one team wins.
Other rules
- Standings will follow this point association: Win = 1 pt, Tie = 0.5 pts, Loss = 0 pts
Indoor Soccer:
- See rules from the Fall
- Change roster size up to 15
- A League: 4 varsity players on the roster (2 male, 2 female); Maximum 2 varsity players (1 male, 1 female) on the field at any time
- Equipment: No cleats of any kind, but sneakers are mandatory
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Personal Trainers
Experienced Fitness professionals available for students, faculty and staff.
Colleen Thieme
(315) 723-7685
Deborah Burkhart
(315) 527-5437
ptrainer@hamilton.edu
Deborah Burkhart is now available for Personal Training sessions at Hamilton College Wellness Center. She is NEDITA/AFAA certified in PT, group fitness and yoga with a strong background in Clinical & Sports nutrition.
Deborah approaches fitness training with enthusiasm, serious attention to form and just enough humor to help you get the results you are looking for.
Lisa Coleman
(315) 271-4454
semperfilisa@yahoo.com
ISSA/AFAA Certified Fitness Trainer, specializing in Sport Specific and personal improvement conditioning is now offering Personalized Training at the Blood Fitness Center.
Lisa has served as the US Air Force and Air National Guard Physical Training Leader for 6 years, as well as 20 plus years of Personal Training and Fitness Instructor experience. She offers training programs that are result oriented for the new fitness enthusiast as well as the serious athlete desiring to take their game to the next level.
With a passion for aiding individuals in setting and attaining sports and fitness goals, Lisa’s objective is to inspire a lifestyle of fitness and healthy nutrition.
Massage Therapist
Deborah DeStefanis
(315) 269-4047
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