Post Misconduct Cards
Instructions
How to Post Misconduct Cards
Teams are Only to Post Misconduct Cards for their own Team
Classic League will monitor & add game suspensions depending on the offense.
Posting Misconduct Cards (Mandatory)
I suggest you take a picture when signing the game sheet @ the end of the game if your team
received any misconduct cards.
This way there will not be any question which player received a misconduct card.
Post Misconduct Cards for your Team Only!
- Post Score & Misconduct Cards @ the Same Time
- View Button - Bottom Left Corner - Verify your Posting
- Injury Reporting will be Reported by Texas Health
- Track Team Misconduct Cards - Click Here
How to post a "Yellow Card"
The "Code" will be on the game sheet
Click on "Yellow Card" Tab
Box will appear
Fill out information
Click Save
Click View Button to Verify Posting
Yellow Card Codes
Yellow Card Values
How to post a "Red Card"
The "Code" will be on the game sheet
Click on "Red Card" Tab
Box will appear
Fill out information
Click View Button to Verify Posting
Click Save
Red Card Codes
Teams Verifying Misconduct Cards @ End of Game
To All Managers and Coaches,
We ask that either the manager or coach of each team approach the center referee at the end of the game to verify the final score and the misconduct cards given to each player. This is NOT an opportunity to argue with the referee about calls during the game. Referees will mark each player receiving a misconduct card for your review. Once the game card has been verified by each team, we ask each team representative to sign the game card, assuring the League that the information is correct. Game cards will be considered approved once signed by both teams and cannot be altered.
In addition, please remind your teams (parents and players) to discontinue walking across open fields and practicing or warming up on empty fields. We also ask that NO coaches or parents park up near the concession stand. That area is strictly for board members and staff on duty.