Indoor soccer is a game that requires quick decision making and even quicker reaction time. With a dry and safe environment, indoor soccer is a fantastic way to encourage multiple touches on the ball and improve cardiovascular endurance. It is a great game for kids of all ages.

youth indoor fall I league begins september 13, 2008 

Below is a guided step by step process on how to register your team in a Starfire Sports Indoor Soccer League. If you have any questions about your registration or the leagues that are not answered on our website, please send us an Email.

how to register

• Team Manager logs in and creates a team by registering - (NOTE: We identify the Team Manager as the person that is going to pay the team deposit AND be the primary contact during the league in the event of updates or changes)
• Team Manager pays the deposit or entire team fee
• Team Manager then lets the players on the team know what division, team name and team password - each player must register themselves using the guided information below
• Players login and add themselves to their team's roster (NOTE: New members will be charged an additional $25) The captain will be responsible for making sure the league fee gets paid.
• One week before the season, Starfire will e-mail the captains with their list of players and total amount paid, so the captain can arrange for payment of any outstanding balance.

Team Registration

Team Managers, click here to create your team - If you are already a Starfire member, login using the e-mail address you provided at registration and the password you received. There is a link on the login page to have a password sent for those members who do not know their password. If you do not login using your existing e-mail address and password, you will be charged a membership fee.

Players, click here to add yourself to an existing team - If you are already a Starfire member, login using the e-mail address you provided at registration and the password you received. There is a link on the login page to have a password sent for those members who do not know their password. If you do not login using your existing e-mail address and password, you will be charged a membership fee.

**Important** - You will need to know the division and team name for which your captain has signed up as that will be the league you are entering. Once you select the correct league and night of play, you will need to put in Team Name and your Team Password (the password can be retrieved from your manager and please note that it must be spelled exactly and is case sensitive).

1. Players on the Field

• Every player on every team must have a Starfire Sports membership before playing in a game, valid for one year from purchase date
• To start the game each team must have a minimum of four players, one has to be the goalkeeper.
• In COED leagues at least half the players have to be women to start the game, this is the same during the game
• In COED leagues a male player may not substitute for a female player, however, females can substitute in for males
• The division a youth player participates in is determined by their birthday as of August 1st of the session year. Example: A U-11 player has not had thier 11th birthday before August 1st
• Players can only play on one team per division unless noted otherwise by Starfire management. Divisions are seperated by different levels of play and different days.

2. Equipment

• Turf shoes or flat soled shoes designed for artifical surfaces must be used. NO CLEATS ALLOWED
• No jewlery or other potentially dangerous articles during gameplay
• Any cast must be wrapped before play on the field
• Shin guards must be worn at all times during play on the field
• All players on the same team must wear the same color jerseys/shirts to distinguish themselves from the other team. If two opposing teams wear the same color, the home team is responsible for wearing an alternate color. Goalkeepers must wear colors that distinguish themselves from all other players.

3. Special In Game Rules

• For all games involving youth players U10 and younger the following rule changes apply
  • Keepers may punt the ball when it is in play, not when it is a keeper's throw due to the ball leaving play
  • U11 teams and younger will use 7 players on the field including the goalkeeper, and may use a size4 ball.
• If any team falls behind by 6 goals or more they are allowed to add one player to the field, male or female
• To encourage good sportmanship, Starfire Sports will not award any team a victory of more than a ten goal deficit. Example: A 21-0 victory will be recorded as a 10-0 in the standings
• Sliding or playing the ball while on the ground is not permitted 
• All fouls committed by the offensive team inside the defensive team's penalty arch will result in the free kick being taken from the red dot
• In the event that the goalkeeper is issued a time penalty, the keeper MUST serve their own penalty
• A "macho" rule is applied in COED D leagues for the protection of female players against overly powerful shots and tackles by male players other than the goalkeeper.  The "macho" rule is defined as a shot taken above the waist of a female player (excluding female goalkeepers) where the female player is deemed to have been intimidated.

4. Game Time Management

• Games will consist of two 22:30min halves with a halftime of one minute
• Game times are scheduled in 50 minutes slots and will be started promptly in those intervals; Please be ready to play at your scheduled time
• Time may be stopped at the discretion of the referee due to injury. If a player is injured they must be substituted. A goalkeeper is allowed to remain on the field and play after an injury timeout
• Time will start between games and after halftime regardless if the teams are on the field
• A forfeit is declared when a team is unable to put the minimum number of players on the field after 5 minutes of game play. Forfeits will not be rescheduled unless Starfire Sports is closed due to weather or administrative error.

5. Ejections/Suspensions

• A player receiving a red card will be ejected from the game and must leave the complex. The player is subject to the Judiciary Committee process and an additional suspension depending on the severity of the penalty. Ejections will carry over into another season if necessary
• A player that is in the Judiciary Committee file three times is subject to a lifetime suspension at the discretion of the Judiciary Committee Chairman
• Any player using what the referee deems excessive inappropriate language will be subject to a penalty determined by the referee. This can range from a blue card to a permanent ban from Starfire Sports. Inappropriate language is defined as follows: racial, sexually demeaning or foul language
• If a referee judges a player to be under the influence of alcohol or any narcotic substance, the player will not be allowed to continue playing for whatever period of time the referee deems necessary
• Any person who strikes or attempts to strike any Starfire employee will recieve a permenant suspension from Starfire Sports, this includes all camps, leagues and tournaments. Starfire Sports will also file a criminal complaint with the police if this instance is to happen

5. Tie Breakers

• The following tie-breakers will be used in the corresponding order to determine seeding for playoffs
  • Points
  • Head to Head record
  • Goals Against (denoted in the league standings under GA)
  • Goal Differential (denoted in the league standings under GD)