Soccer Rules

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  Rules and Regulations of Soccer

  Soccer, or football, as it is known outside the United States, is easily the most popular sport in the world. As such, it contains countless rule variations from country to country, region to region and league to league.
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  High School Tournament Rules for District Soccer

  Every school, district, county, state and even region may have slightly different rules that govern the attire, equipment and conduct in a soccer game. Although these rules typically work fine during normal play, it is essential that all participants in a district abide by the same rules.
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  Utah High School Soccer Rules

  Arguably the most popular sport around the world, soccer is gaining fans and support in the United States every year. American soccer is played at every level, from youth leagues and high schools all the way up to the extremely popular Major Soccer League (MLS).
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  Soccer Rules for Freshman and Sophomore Teams in High School

  Soccer for freshmen and sophomores in high school is no different that for juniors and seniors. However, there are two types of teams in high school. A player can be placed on a junior varsity or varsity team.
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  How Long Can a Goalie Hold a Ball in Soccer?

  In the world of soccer, FIFA (Fédération Internationale de Football Association) determines the rules, and details the participant's code of conduct during sporting events. Founded in Paris in 1904, FIFA continues its purposes as an advocate for soccer professionalism and preservation of the game of soccer.
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  Official High School Soccer Rules

  High school soccer rules include uniform rules, ball rules, field conditions and the actual rules of play. There are several sources that provide a starting point to the rules, but it is important to keep in mind that the rules vary from state to state.
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  Florida High School Soccer Rules

  Florida high school soccer follows many of the rules of the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS). The rules are governed by the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) and adjusted from the NFHS rules to accommodate the state's mandates.