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The home team (listed first on the schedule).

The United States Youth Soccer Association believes that teaching players their basic soccer skills is more important than the outcome of the game. It has been found that parents place more pressure on their child when the score matters.

Fields are checked between 6:30 a.m. - 7:00 a.m. Determination is made and usually posted by 8:00 a.m. The following areas will have the notices changed:

1. Website banner: www.kenoshasoccer.com
2. Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/kaslsoccer/
3. Emails sent out to those on file with KASL.
4. Parents, your coach should contact you. Please contact your coach if you are unsure.

KASL has a lightning detector at the referee tent to monitor conditions once games have started. If the fields and weather permit games to be continued but the lightning detector is showing lightning within 15 miles, the fields must be cleared, and the games are postponed for 15 minutes. At this time if the lightning has passed the game will continue. Games may be shortened to keep on schedule. If another 15 minutes is required to wait it will be determined whether to wait or reschedule the game. A game will only be rescheduled if it has not yet reached half time. If half time has been reached, then the game stands as played.

Cancellations are determined due to field condition, weather and safety for the players.

Usually, it is a one game suspension. But, depending on the infraction the committee will determine the length of the suspension.

Only for Tiny Tots, 4K, and Kindergarten. Starting in 1st grade, coaches cannot be on the field during games unless invited by the referee (example: injured player).

• Uniform: You must wear the jersey and socks provided by KASL during game times. Players can wear any plain/solid black shorts or pants if they choose not to wear the shorts provided by KASL.
• Shin guards: No player will be permitted to play without them. The referees will check before each game. KASL recommends purchasing shin guards with padding in the ankle for added protection, although this type is not mandatory.
• Shoes: You may wear regular tennis shoes or cleats with rubber spikes.
• Illegal shoes: Those with metal/aluminum spikes or hard rubber baseball shoes (corners of the shoes are sharp).
• Ball: Coaches are provided one game ball at the start of the season. All players are encouraged to bring a soccer ball to practice and games.

• Goalie jersey/shirt

• Soft brim hat: to protect eyes from the sun.

• Knee and elbow pads: soft padding only.

• Mouth guard: if nothing is sticking out of mouth.

  • These items must be removed before he/she can be a field player.

• No jewelry of any type is allowed.
• No pierced earrings. Dermatologists have deemed that removing newly pierced earrings for the duration of a soccer game is safe (taping is not allowed).
• No hair clips allowed (scrunchies or rubber bands are allowed).

Due to the teams traveling for their games and tournament play, it is extremely difficult for these teams to find open dates to reschedule games. They are on a tight schedule of when all games must be completed by or they must forfeit them.

Allowed:

• Sweatpants and sweatshirts are allowed (must be worn under their uniforms).
• Knitted gloves/hats are allowed.

Allowed but not recommended:

• Hooded sweatshirts if worn, the hood must be tucked in jersey at all times and not worn on the players head.

Not allowed:

• No scarves, coats, blue jeans, baseball gloves, etc.