CLASSIC LEAGUE RULES

 

 

RICHLAND COLLEGE COMPLEX RULES

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THE COMPLEX @ FC DALLAS STADIUM RULES

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CLASSIC LEAGUE RULES

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(Updated February 1, 2013)

 

CLASSIC LEAGUE BYLAWS

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(Updated June 02, 2010)

 

CLASSIC LEAGUE CONSTITUTION

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(Updated February 1, 2013)

 

 NEW CHALLENGE TOURNAMENT RULE:
EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2012

The Challenge Tournament will now be open to all competitive teams.  Division III will now have 8 openings going forward instead of 2.  The only two teams to be protected in Division III will be the two bottom teams relegated from Division II.  The Challenge Tournament will coincide with the Ken Smith Memorial Day Tournament, but it will also continue into the following weekend.  The roster freeze date for all Challenge Teams will be April 15 prior to the Challenge Tournament.  Guest players will not be allowed in the Challenge Tournament.

 


NEW “D” LICENSE RULE FOR CLASSIC LEAGUE COACHES

Effective July 1, 2012, any coach participating in the CCSA Classic League is required to hold a USSF "D" license, or higher, or the equivalent in a foreign license. Any coach not in compliance with this criterion as of this date will be granted a one (1) year grace period in which to comply with this rule. Coaches new to CCSA Classic League will be granted an automatic one (1) year grace period from league entry in order to obtain the required licensing. Proof of a coaching license must be included among the documentation required for team registration for league play. Failure to obtain the required license within the stated time frame and/or proof of such license in accordance with this rule or any attempt to circumvent this rule on the part of a coach, will result in a coach being brought before the A&D Committee for review and possible sanctions



NORTH TEXAS APRIL 1, PLAYER RELEASE RULE

3.10.7
A competitive (select) player is obligated to his competitive team for the soccer-playing year for competitive players from the time he signs a contract until the end of the subsequent soccer playing year (August 1 of the prior soccer year through June 30 of the current soccer year). Release to transfer to another NTSSA competitive team will be allowed under the following circumstances:

Transfers that are approved by the player’s current coach may be granted at any time on or prior to April 1.

Any request for transfer that is not approved by the player’s current coach, as indicated on the release form or transfer request form, will be scheduled for a Competitive Soccer Committee hearing which shall be chaired by the NTSSA Youth Commissioner or his designee, with all parties being invited to attend. This shall be done between the dates of December 1 and January 31 for U-11 through U-14 and December 1 and March 15 for U-15 through U-19 only. (NOTE: The Competitive Committee may grant transfers prior to the start of the fall season in extremely limited circumstances, and only after receiving input from the coach or club official.) Any appeal of the decision of the Competitive Soccer Committee after the hearing must be made directly to the Executive Committee of NTSSA within five (5) days.

A player may leave a competitive team and go into his home Member Association recreational player pool at any time on or prior to April 1 of the current soccer year with the written permission of the Youth Commissioner. Players may not be released from their competitive team after April 1, as no recreational player pool is available.
(Exceptions: player has moved outside NTSSA territory, current team has disbanded, or medical documentation the player has been injured and is unable to play the remainder of the soccer year.) Any recreational player currently rostered to a recreational team and wishing to be released to join a competitive team may do so only between December 1 and March 15 and may do so only with the written permission of the Member Association in which he is currently rostered. A competitive registration form must be completed prior to the players’ transfer to a competitive team.