rules for under 13 games

[cancan]

Is there any ref dıd under 13 girls could explain substitiouns and the the other key aspects

 

[Archer]

Where are you based?

Edit: Saw you’re Yorkshire, UK.

The ‘standard’ is that U13 Girls play 35 minutes e/w, 11-a-side, with a size 4 ball. Repeat substitutes are allowed and unlimited, and done in accordance with Law (play is stopped and you’ve given permission). Everything else “normal” for full-size football.

Different competitions (cups / jpl) may have relevant competition rules including a ‘Parity Play’ rule. Who appointed you? Ask them to confirm

 

[cancan]

Where are you based?

Edit: Saw you’re Yorkshire, UK.

The ‘standard’ is that U13 Girls play 35 minutes e/w, 11-a-side, with a size 4 ball. Repeat substitutes are allowed and unlimited, and done in accordance with Law (play is stopped and you’ve given permission). Everything else “normal” for full-size football.

Different competitions (cups / jpl) may have relevant competition rules including a ‘Parity Play’ rule. Who appointed you? Ask them to confirm

based ın Hull

 

[Archer]

based ın Hull

Condolences

 

[wazztie16]

Condolences

Mine too, went there to watch a game once, I wanted to go home

 

[cancan]

DONT SCARE ME PLEASE

 

[Homer Ref]

Keep an eye out for jewellery as well. No players should be wearing earrings or jewellery at all. Taped over isn't even worth thinking about.

 

[Cowboy Ref]

Pretty much every aspect of the LotG game except for:

Substitutions: Younger leagues may have different rules for subs to promote youth playing time

Field size

Ball size: In my league, U6-8 size 3, U9-12 size 4, U13+ size 5

Penalty cards

These are the most common youth game changes. Check your league or FA or assosiation for the most accurate rules for youth specific games

 

[RustyRef]

Is there any ref dıd under 13 girls could explain substitiouns and the the other key aspects

You need to check the competition rules, they will detail everything you need to know.

 

[ChasObserverRefDeveloper]

Pretty much every aspect of the LotG game except for:

Substitutions: Younger leagues may have different rules for subs to promote youth playing time

Field size

Ball size: In my league, U6-8 size 3, U9-12 size 4, U13+ size 5

Penalty cards

These are the most common youth game changes. Check your league or FA or assosiation for the most accurate rules for youth specific games

As Hull is not quite Texas, your local rules don't really help the OP (or anyone outside Texas) and we don't have penalty cards in England.

 

[Cowboy Ref]

As Hull is not quite Texas, your local rules don't really help the OP (or anyone outside Texas) and we don't have penalty cards in England.

Yellow and red cards are penalty cards. I'm just displaying some of the common changes for the younger player games.

 

[cancan]

You need to check the competition rules, they will detail everything you need to know.

the problem is I am having troubles while founding them could you give me advice about şt

 

[Egg man]

Contact the league and ask for the competition rule book.

 

[Homer Ref]

the problem is I am having troubles while founding them could you give me advice about şt

There will be a Main youth association that will have branches of regional leagues... try searching for that. AFAIK the regionals incorporate the constitution of the main association.

 

[ChasObserverRefDeveloper]

Yellow and red cards are penalty cards. I'm just displaying some of the common changes for the younger player games.

You are, but they don't apply in the UK and may confuse some of our newer readers.

 

[Cowboy Ref]

You are, but they don't apply in the UK and may confuse some of our newer readers.

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