Cal South 7v7 & 9v9 Modification Review

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The purpose is to have you review the CalSouth 7v7 and 9v9 Modifications.
Some leagues may adopt different modifications, the review is based on the published CalSouth Modifications.
It is always important to check with the league rules you are refereeing.

You can find the link to 7v7 and 9v9 Modifications on the Cal South website: https://calsouth.com/laws-of-the-game/

For the US Soccer clarification to Goal Kicks: https://usys-assets.ae-admin.com/assets/977/15/U.S.%20Soccer%20Law%2016%20_%20BOL%20Clarification%20Memo%20.pdf

Just in case you would like to review the Laws here are the links:
IFAB Website: http://www.theifab.com/laws

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Cal South 7v7 & 9v9 Modifications

Knowledge of the 7v7 & 9v9 Player Development Initiatives will help you conduct a proper pregame with the coaches and manage the games effectively: http://www.calsouth.com/en/

7v7 and 9v9 Modifications Review

Questions with CIRCLES have one answer.

Questions with SQUARES have multiple answers. SELECT ALL THE ANSWERS THAT ARE CORRECT.

Credit is only given for correct answer(s), no partial credit (this is a function of Google).
10 questions - passing score is 8 or more correct.

If you are uncertain on a question check the Modifications on the CalSouth website.

REMEMBER SOME QUESTIONS MAY HAVE MULTIPLE ANSWERS

1. A Build-Out Line is mid-way between the Goal Line and the half-way line, in each half. *

1 point

True

False

2. When the Goalkeeper has the ball in his or her hands during play the opposing team must move behind the Build-Out Line, until the ball is put back into play. *

1 point

True

False

3. Once the opposing team is behind the Build-Out Line, the Goalkeeper can… *

1 point

Roll the ball

Pass or throw the ball

Punt or drop kick the ball

Put the ball down and kick it

Required

4. When can the opposing team cross the Build-Out Line? *

1 point

After the ball leaves the penalty area from a goal kick

After the ball is kicked and clearly moves. (The ball does not need to leave the penalty area)

After the ball is put into play by the Goalkeeper

As soon as a teammate of the Goalkeeper plays the ball

Required

5. Players cannot be penalized for an offside offense between the halfway line and the Build-Out Line. *

1 point

True

False

6. For deliberate heading, the restart is an Indirect Free Kick (IFK) to the opponent. *

1 point

True

False

7. In accordance with CalSouth, if a defender deliberately heads the ball inside their own penalty area, where will the IFK will be taken? *

1 point

From the Build-Out Line at the nearest point to where the offense occurred

If a header occurs within the goal area, the IFK should be taken on the goal area line at the nearest point to where the offense occurred

From the top of the penalty area line at the nearest point to where the offense occurred

From the spot of the offense

8. In accordance with CalSouth, what is the restart if a player is struck in the head by the ball accidentally and the referee stops play to check on the player? *

1 point

Dropped ball to the team that last touched the ball when play is stopped and outside the penalty area.

IFK to the opposing team from the point of where the offense occurred.

IFK to the team who had possession when play was stopped

Dropped ball to the goalkeeper if the ball was in the penalty area at the stoppage of play.

Required

9. When is an IFK awarded to the opposing team, to be taken at the top of the penalty area? *

1 point

When the Defender deliberately heads the ball within their goal area

When the Goalkeeper touches the ball with his/her hands after it has been deliberately kicked by a teammate

When the Goalkeeper punts or drop-kicks the ball within their penalty area

When a Defender is hit on the head with the ball in the penalty area

Required

10. Which of the following is correct? *

1 point

If the ball accidentally hits the head of a player and it goes into the goal, an IFK is awarded to the opposing team.

A penalty kick is taken 10 yards from the goal line

If the Goalkeeper releases the ball before the opposing team is behind the Build-Out Line, play continues.

The goal kick is retaken if the opposing team crosses the Build-Out Line before the ball leaves the penalty area

A yellow card is given to a player that continues to head the ball deliberately.

8 yards is to be given for all free kicks

Required

Did you refer to the Cal South posted 7v7 or 9v9 Modifications to complete this review? *

0 points

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Thank you for completing this review.

If you score less than 8 correct, review the 7v7 and 9v9 Modifications on the Cal South webiste https://calsouth.com/laws-of-the-game/ so you can apply these modifications correctly in your games.

19 Jan 22 - updated for 2022
15 Sep 21 - updated for 2021/22
8 Apr 21 - updated with Law Updates
6 Sep 19 - Changes with the Law Updates and US Soccer Modifications
2 Apr 18 - Created

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