Bay Area Fall Cup2014

October 25 & 26

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Table of Contents

Tournament Rules …………………………4-7

Field Maps ……………………………………8-12

Boys U08-U19 Schedules ……...……13-35

Girls U08-U11 Schedules ……………36-38

Tournament HotlineQuestion or Emergency?

Kim – 650 465-7313Jake – 520 490-5709

Teddy – 650 796-7830

Welcome to the 2014 Bay Area Fall Cup hosted

by MLVA SC and Juventus SC.

This year inaugural event attracted over 175

teams. We are delighted and grateful for your

trust – Thank you!

We worked hard to provide your teams with an

excellent experience and hope we’ll meet your

expectations.

A tournament this size is impossible without the

strong support of our local community. Special

thanks go to the cities of Los Altos, Mountain

View and Redwood City for their outstanding

contributions to youth sports and for their

leadership in providing the much needed soccer

facilities.

Our appreciation also goes MVLA School

District, City of Palo Alto and City of

Sunnyvale for their important contributions to

this tournament.

Special thanks to our neighboring Clubs who

facilitated hosting our games on their fields and

provide invaluable referee and field marshaling

support – Stanford SC and Sunnyvale Alliance

SC – as well as to AYSO organization for their

cooperation.

Last but not least, a big Thanks! to the

volunteers from our Clubs for the countless

hours they contributed to help organizing this

event – we couldn’t do this without you!

On behalf for Juventus SC and MVLA we wish

you Good luck and a very enjoyable weekend.

Kevin Moos Hugh Loveless

MVLA President Juventus President

Teddy Ciupitu Kim Cesena

Tournament Directors

See scores & standings online

athttp://tinyurl.com/fallcup

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Rules Bay Area Fall Cup

1. GAME RULES Tournament shall be governed by FIFA Laws of the Game as modified by US Club Soccer and as further modified herein.

2. SPORTSMANSHIP Good sportsmanship is required of teams, officials, and spectators at all times. Coaches and managers are responsible for the conduct of their team’s players, parents, and other affiliated spectators. A coach may not enter the field of play except on a referee’s signal. Coaches, players, and spectators shall not harangue, harass, or attempt to distract players or referees. Offensive, insulting, and abusive language will not be tolerated. Breaking these rules will result in a warning, to be followed by ejection if the unacceptable behavior does not stop immediately. Appropriate disciplinary action will be determined by the Tournament Director.

3. CREDENTIALS US Club or USYS passes are required for all players and coach and coaches as described in tournament registration materials. In addition to being checked at the pre-tournament check-in, these passes will be checked before each match. Seven (7) guest players are allowed for 11v11 format and Five (5) guests for 8v8 format. Max roster size – 26. Max number of players who can be dressed for any match - 18(11v11) & 16(8v8). At each game, teams must have these documents available for inspection if required:

Official Team roster

Valid Player Passes. 2014/2015

Medical release form for each player, with an original signature by a parent or guardian

Guest/Loan forms for the guest player(s)

4. TEAM AGE The teams’ age in this tournament is the 2014/2015 season age.

5. TOURNAMENT CHECK-IN Failure to check in will result in an automatic disqualification (without refund of fees) from the Tournament. Tournament check-in will take place 1 hour prior to the team’s first game on Saturday at the field where that game will be played.

6. TEAM LABELS FOR GAME CARDS Pool play games will use pre-printed game cards generated by the tournament website from roster information entered by teams before the tournament. Teams are required to have game card labels available for backup use in pool play games and for primary use in later games based on pool play results. Teams will have at least three games and no more than five games.

ACCEPTANCE, PLACEMENT IN DIVISIONS, BRACKETS, QUALIFYING FOR QUARTER-FINAL, SEMI-FINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP, & CONSOLATION GAMES

7. TEAMS ACCEPTANCE AND PLACEMENT IN DIVISONS AND BRACKETS Teams will be accepted based on prior results/records. Teams’ placement in divisions and brackets is based on rankings and seeding as determined by the Tournament Director and the Tournament Committee. Specific Division applications are not accepted. Withdrawal due to disagreement with the placement will not entitle the team to any refund. Adjacent age groups may be grouped in the same division. Mixed levels may also be grouped in bigger divisions that will incorporate specific level Champions.

8. TOURNAMENT POINTS AWARDED IN POOL PLAY Points will be awarded to teams for pool play matches (same as group play or preliminary games) as follows:

6 points for a win

3 points for a tie

0 points for a loss

1 point for each goal scored up to a maximum of 3 goals per game

1 point for winning teams who shutout their opponents (including a 0-0 tie)

9 points for the winning team in the event of a forfeit (2-0)

0 points for both teams if both teams forfeit

1 point will be deducted from the team’s total for each red card (ejection) issued to a player

2 points will be deducted from the team’s total for each red card (ejection) issued to a coach or manager

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9. TIE BREAKING PROCEDURES – TOURNAMENT POINTS If teams have the same number of points at the end of pool play and this affects placement in later games, ties will be resolved using these criteria in the order shown below: 1. Head-to-head competition results 2. Most total wins 3. Goal differential (goals scored less goals allowed) with a maximum of 4 GD per game 4. Most goals scored (maximum of 4 per game) 5. Fewest goals allowed 6. Most total shutouts 7. Fewest red card ejections 8. If both teams are present at the field when the tie is determined - Penalty kicks as described by FIFA until a winner is determined. 9. Coin toss by the Tournament Director or member of the Tournament Committee at Tournament Headquarters.

10. POST BRACKET PLAY PAIRING In divisions with quarter-finals, semi-finals or any other pairing, criteria for team placement will be as specified in each division’s schedule. Teams that have already played each other in pool play will not play each other in these games (including quarter-finals and semi-finals) if avoidable. If required to prevent this situation, the re-pairing will match the highest-point qualifier with the lowest-point qualifier that it did not play in pool play (i.e. Only the lowest-point qualifiers will be swapped. Under no circumstances the top seeds (S1/S2 in Semis and S1-S4 in QFs will be paired in these games).

GENERAL GAME RULES

11. LOGISTICS Teams will set up on the side of the field designated by field marshals, with spectators on the opposite side. Spectators are not allowed on the goal ends of the fields. Each team must have at least one properly credentialed adult present on the sidelines of each match.

12. GAME LENGTH The games shall be of the following durations:

Division Championship & 3

rd Place

Games Pool Play, Semi-Finals, & Other Games

U7-U8(5v5) 2 x 20 minutes 2 x 20 minutes

U8(8v8) 2 x 20 minutes 2 x 20 minutes

U9-U11(8v8) 2 x 25 minutes 2 x 25 minutes

U12-U19 2 x 30 minutes 2 x 30 minutes

13. HOME TEAM The team listed first on the schedule for the preliminary round of games will be the Home Team. For Championship and Consolation games, the team with the highest total points of the paired teams will be the Home Team. If both teams have the same number of points, a coin toss by the Field Marshal/Referee will determine the Home Team. In the event that both teams have the same colored jerseys, the Home Team will switch to alternate jerseys as determined by the referee. To simplify matters, we strongly suggest the Home Team wear a dark color and the visitor wear a light color.

14. GAME START All games will start at the scheduled time. Teams must report to the Field Marshal 30 minutes before each game for check-in. If a team has not taken the field with at least eight (8) players within 5 minutes of a scheduled game time, the game will be forfeited to the team with at least eight players in attendance. For 8v8 games, the minimum number of players is six (6). All preliminary games will be called not less than five (5) minutes prior to the scheduled start of the following game, regardless of the amount of time played up to that point. A game is “complete” upon completion of at least one half of play regardless of the circumstances of termination during the second half. Final results will be based on the score at the time the game is called. Preliminary games can end in a tie.

15. HALF TIME Half Time will be exactly 5 minutes. The Tournament Director reserves the right to extend the half time under special circumstances. Field Marshals may alter the length of any game at their discretion. Except for Championship & Consolation Games, games tied at the end of regulation time will be recorded as ties.

16. TIE BREAKING PROCEDURES FOR GAMES Quarter-final, Semi-final or other games that must produce a winner that end in a tie will go directly to penalty kicks as described by FIFA until a winner is determined. Only players who are on the field at the end of the game may participate in the penalty kick shootout. For Championship games and Consolation games to determine 3

rd place, games that end in a tie in regulation time will be extended by

two 5-minute overtime periods (with no rest period between them). Golden Goal rule will apply. If the game is still tied after the overtime periods, both teams will take penalty kicks as described by FIFA until a winner is determined. Only the players who are on the field at the end of the last overtime period may participate in the penalty kick shootout. Ties are an acceptable final outcome for all other games.

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17. SUSPENDED and TERMINATED GAMES Tournament Officials may suspend and/or terminate games for reason. If a game is terminated, the game may be resumed at the discretion of Tournament officials, but is subject to ending five (5) minutes prior to the next scheduled game start. If a game is terminated due to field issues, or due to the serious injury of a player, play may be resumed at the discretion of the Tournament officials. Tournament officials may also conclude the game, require completion of the game, or utilize penalty kicks to determine the winner of the game, depending upon the circumstance. If in the opinion of Tournament officials, a game must be terminated due to the serious or violent misconduct of players, coaches, or spectators; the offending team may be immediately suspended from further play and all remaining games. All previous points earned remain as played. Additionally, the home league, State Association and/or US Club will be contacted as appropriate. Delays of game will only be allowed for an injury to a player that is unable to be moved from the field and/or requiring professional medical attention. Primary regard will be to the safety of the injured player. The delay will result in appropriate time being added to the full game time, based on the judgment of the referee. Preliminary games shall not be extended to affect game start of the next game as described herein. If more than a quarter of preliminary game cannot be completed due to a serious injury suspending game play, the game shall be determined by penalty kicks.

18. SUBSTITUTIONS Unlimited substitutions during a game are allowed at the discretion of the referee:

Prior to a throw-in by your team or by opposing team if it first initiated substitution.

Prior to a goal kick by either team.

Prior to a kick-off by either team.

During an injury stoppage of play (only the injured player may be substituted).

A player receiving a yellow card caution may immediately be substituted, but this is not required (no other players may be substituted then).

19. SPECIAL RULES FOR 8v8 DIVISONS Except for the special rules listed below, the FIFA Laws of the Game as modified by US Club Soccer will apply and by these tournament rules shall apply to 8v8 games:

Maximum number of players on the field at any time is eight (8), including the goalkeeper.

Opponents must be at least eight (8) yards away from the location of any direct or indirect kick, including start of play. In addition, the following rules will apply for U8-U9 divisions only (not U10 or U11):

Goal kicks will be taken from anywhere within the '18'-yard penalty area

NO PENALTY KICKS. Instead, direct kicks in the penalty area shall be taken from closest point on the ‘18’-yard penalty line

20. EJECTIONS and CAUTIONS A player, parent or coach who has been ejected in a single game shall not return for that game and will not be allowed to participate in the next scheduled game. Ejections will be reviewed by the Tournament Committee and may result in a more severe penalty, including additional game suspensions in the tournament and potentially contacting of club, league, and playing association for additional penalties. Fighting by players, violent conduct or harassment of referees by players, coaches, parents or spectators will be considered serious misconduct. Each ejection will result in a cumulative deduction from the team’s tournament points. Ejection of a player will result in a 1-point deduction & any ejection of a coach or a team-affiliated spectator will result in a 2-point deduction from the team’s tournament points.

21. DISPUTES Game conduct is under the total jurisdiction of the referee. The tournament will not overrule a referee’s decision.

22. PROTESTS All game results will be considered final. No protests will be allowed.

23. FORFEIT and BYES All teams that forfeit will have the game(s) scored a 0-2 loss. The winner will be awarded nine (9) tournament points (six for the win, two for 2 goals and one for a shutout). Teams failing to report ready to play within five minutes of the scheduled kick off time will forfeit. The tournament has no financial responsibility to compensate a team whose opponent forfeits.

EQUIPMENT

24. GAME BALLS Game balls will be provided by the Home Team and are subject to Referee approval.

All balls for U9-U12 will be size 4.

All balls for U13 and older will be size 5.

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25. PLAYER EQUIPMENT The following restrictions will apply: a. CLEATS - Players shall only wear soccer cleats or turf field shoes. No metal studs are allowed on turf fields. b. SHINGUARDS - Shinguards are required for all games. They must be worn properly and shall be professionally manufactured and

unaltered. Shinguards must cover a minimum ¾ of the shin, but they do not have to be longer than 10”. The shin runs from the ankle to the knee. Players wearing shinguards that are too short will not be allowed to play.

c. CASTS and SPLINTS - All players, coaches, parents, and referees are required to take reasonable precautions concerning player

safety. This includes preventing players from wearing any equipment or device that is dangerous to themselves or others. Dangerous equipment and devices include, but are not limited to, orthopedic casts, air splints, or metal splints. Players wearing any dangerous equipment or device including orthopedic casts, air splints, or metal splints, shall not be eligible to participate in any tournament game.

d. BRACES - It is strongly recommended for safety reasons that a player not wear a limb brace during tournament play. A brace may

be allowed at discretion of the referee if, in his/her opinion, it would not pose a danger to any players. The brace must be properly covered for the entire match. Elastic-type supports without any metal, carbon fiber, and hard plastic or like devices are permitted, provided the referee does not deem the support to be potentially harmful to other players.

e. EYEGLASSES - Players who must wear eyeglasses are encouraged to wear sports goggles. Any glasses worn must be safe, with

unbreakable lenses and frames made of unbreakable plastic or sturdy metal. f. JEWELRY - Except for Medical Alert Warning Bracelets (which are to be taped as necessary), absolutely no jewelry may be worn

while participating in any tournament play.

FIELD RESTRICTIONS

26. ARTIFICIAL TURF FIELDS There are specific rules to safeguard the life of these fields. The rules are typically posted at the entrance to the fields. No food will be allowed onto the fields, particularly seeds or any kind or gum as these are especially harmful. Please ensure that your team and their parents are aware of these restrictions and guidelines. Tournament staff will be observing that these rules are followed. Anyone caught disregarding these rules can be ejected from the facility by tournament staff and/or the field marshals.

27. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Alcoholic beverages at all tournament venues are prohibited, without exception.

28. NO LITTERING Please respect the fields made available to the Tournament. At the conclusion of your games, please collect and dispose of all garbage generated by your team in trash receptacle or in the garbage bag provided by the Tournament. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.

OTHER RULES

29. MEDICAL ASSISTANCE All injuries shall be reported to the Tournament Director or Field Marshal so that an Accident Report Form can be completed. In case of serious injury, Emergency Services (911) will be called if requested by the referee or the player’ coach, manager or parent. Tournament Headquarters will be notified of the medical emergency.

30. WEATHER In the event of inclement weather, winners will be decided based on tournament points earned up to then for those games that have been completed or begun, with tie breakers determined as described elsewhere in these rules. In case of cancellation due to weather, tournament officials retain the right to keep up to one-third (1/3) of the registration fee to cover expenses. There will be no make-up games due to weather.

31. RULES CHANGES The Tournament Committee reserves the right to modify these rules at any time prior to the start of the Tournament. Any rule changes will be announced at the team check-in. Any situation not covered by these rules will be resolved by the Tournament Committee. The Tournament Committee may alter these rules as necessary, and such changes will be final and no appeal will be accepted.

32. WITHDRAWAL Withdrawal request must be made in writing and addressed to the Tournament Director. Withdrawal after September 29

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st will be assessed a $100 administrative fee.

Withdrawal after October 30th or after the team has been accepted will result in loss of the entire registration fee.

Late applications will be assessed a $75 late application penalty.

33. OTHER The Tournament Committee will make all other determinations.

Fields in Redwood Shores & Belmont

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Redwood Shores

(Redwood City)

Carlmont High School1400 Alameda de las Pulgas, Belmont, 94002

From 101: Take Ralston Ave exit west. Cross over El Camino. Turn

left on Alameda de las Pulgas. School is on the right a few blocks

from Ralston.

From 280: Take Hwy 92 East exit & immediately take Ralston Ave

exit. Turn left on Ralston. Drive to Alameda de las Pulgas (near

bottom of hill and turn right. School is on the right a few blocks from

Ralston.

Marlin Park500 Cringle Dr, Redwood City, 94065

From 101: Exit at Redwood Shores Pkwy & go east. After the stop sign at

Bridge Pkwy, take the next left at Cringle. Field is at the end of Cringle. For

more parking, go 1 block farther on Redwood Shores Pkwy to Marlin Ave

before turning left.

101South

San Carlos

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Fields in Redwood City

Red Morton Park1120 Roosevelt Ave, 94061

Bechet, McGarvey, & 49er Fields

See park map on right…

From 101: Exit at Woodside Rd (Hwy 84 West). Go 3/4 mile & exit onto El

Camino North. Take next left onto Roosevelt. Pass Hudson & King.

Parking lots are on right at Red Morton Center & Community Activities

Building.

From 280 North: Exit at Woodside Rd , turn right, & go east 2 miles. Turn

left at the light onto Valota & go 1 mile. Turn right at Roosevelt. Parking

lots will be on the left.

From 280 South: Exit 280 at Farm Hill Blvd. Go east 2.5 miles (becomes

Jefferson). Pass Alameda de las Pulgas & go another 1/3 mile. Turn right

on Valota. Turn left onto Roosevelt. Parking lots are on left.

Red Morton Park

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Hoover Park2000 Spring St, 94063

From 101: Exit at Woodside

Rd. Go south 2-3 lights to

Bay Rd & turn left. Turn right

onto Willow at first stop sign.

Turn right at Spring. Parking

lot is on left.

From Woodside Rd north:

Pass El Camino & go 1 mile.

Turn right on Spring St.

Parking lot is 1st right.

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Woodside HS199 Churchill Ave,

Woodside 94062

From 280: Exit at Woodside

Rd & turn east. Drive a mile

& turn right at the light onto

Churchill St. Parking lot is

on left.

From 101: Take Woodside

Rd heading west. Go about

3 miles & pass Alameda de

las Pulgas. Pass the

soccer/football field on the

left & take next left onto

Churchill St. Parking lot is

on left.

McKinley

School400 Duane Street Redwood

City, CA 94061

From 101: Take the exit toward

Whipple Ave. Merge onto

Veterans Blvd. Turn right onto

Whipple Ave. Turn left onto El

Camino Real. Turn right onto

James Ave. At the corner of

James and Duane St.

Fields in Mountain View & Los Altos

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Mountain View

HS3535 Truman Ave Mountain

View, CA 94040

From 101: Exit Take the exit

toward Los Altos from CA-85

S. Take the exit onto CA-85 S

toward Santa Cruz/Cupertino.

Take the exit toward Los

Altos. Drive to Truman Ave.

Turn right onto W Fremont

Ave. Take the 2nd right onto

Truman Ave. Destination will

be on the right.

Graham Middle

School1175 Castro St Mountain View, CA

94040

From 101: Exit the Shoreline Blvd

exit toward Mountain View. Turn

right onto N Shoreline Blvd.

Continue onto Miramonte Ave. Turn

left onto Castro St. Destination will

be on the right.

Covington210 Covington Road Los Altos,

CA 94024

From 101: Take the San Antonio

Rd S exit. Slight left onto Foothill

Expy. Turn left onto S El Monte

Ave. Turn right onto Covington

Rd. Destination will be on the

right.

Egan MS100 West Portola Avenue

Los Altos, CA 94022

From 101: Take the San

Antonio Rd S exit. Merge onto

San Antonio Rd. Turn right

onto W Portola Ave.

Destination will be on the left.

Crittendon1701 Rock St Mountain View, CA 94043

From 101: Take the Rengstorff Avenue

exit. Turn left onto N Rengstorff Ave. Turn

left onto Old Middlefield Way. Turn right

onto Sierra Vista Ave. Take the 1st left

onto Rock St. Destination will be on the

right.

Google2400 Amphitheatre parkway Mountain

View, CA 94043

From 101: Exit Rengstorff Avenue.

Continue onto Amphitheatre Pkwy. Make a

U-turn at Alza Entrance. Destination will be

on the right.

Hillview97 Hillview Avenue Los

Altos, CA 94022

From 101: Take the San

Antonio Road exit. Turn left

onto San Antonio Rd. Turn left

onto Hillview Ave. Destination

will be on the left.

Fields in Los Altos & Mountain View

Graham Middle School1175 Castro St, Mountain View 94040

From 101: Exit at Moffett Blvd & go south.

Moffett becomes Castro St. Stay on Castro about

2 miles. School is a few blocks past El Camino

Real on the left.

From 85 : Exit at El Camino Real heading north.

Go about a mile & turn left on Castro St. School is

a few blocks down on the left.

Los Altos High School201 Almond Ave. Los Altos 94922

From 101: Exit at San Antonio Rd heading south.

Go about 3 miles. Turn left on Almond Ave.

School is two blocks down on the left.

From 280: Exit at El Monte Ave & go north about

1.5 miles. Turn left onto Hawthorne Ave. Go one

block and turn right on Gordon Way. Go 0.7 miles

to the end of Gordon Way. School will be in front

of you. Turn left on Almond Ave. Turn right into

the school parking lot.

Mountain View HS3535 Truman Ave Mountain View, CA 94040

From 101: Exit Take the exit toward Los Altos

from CA-85 S. Take the exit onto CA-85 S toward

Santa Cruz/Cupertino. Take the exit toward Los

Altos. Drive to Truman Ave. Turn right onto W

Fremont Ave. Take the 2nd right onto Truman

Ave. Destination will be on the right.

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Grant Park1570 Holt Avenue Los Altos, CA 94024

From 280: Take the Foothill Expwy exit

toward Grant Road. Turn left onto Foothill Expy.

Turn right onto Arboretum Dr. Take the 1st left

onto Grant Rd. Turn right onto Newcastle Dr. Take the 2nd right onto Holt Ave.

From 85 : Take the exit toward Los Altos. Turn

right onto W Fremont Ave. Turn left onto

Newcastle Dr. Turn left onto Holt Ave.

St. Francis1885 Miramonte Ave Mountain View, CA 94040

From 101: Take the CA-85 S exit toward Santa

Cruz/Cupertino. Take the exit toward El Camino

Real/Mountain View/CA-82 N. Continue on Grant

Rd. Take Cuesta Dr to Miramonte Ave. Turn right

onto Cuesta Dr. Turn left onto Miramonte Ave.

Fields in Palo Alto

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Mayfield Soccer

Complex2700 El Camino Real,

Palo Alto, 94306

From 101: Exit at Oregon Expwy. Go south

& turn right on El Camino Real. Make a U-turn

where you can & head back south on El

Camino. Parking entrance is on the right just

before Page Mill Rd.

From 280: Take Page Mill Rd exit &go east

(downhill). Turn left on El Camino Real. Make

U-turn where you can & head back south on El

Camino. Parking entrance is on the right just

before Page Mill Rd.

CubberleyMontrose Ave and Middlefield Road Palo Alto, CA

94303

From 101: Take the San Antonio Rd S exit. Turn right

onto Middlefield Rd. Middlefield Rd & Montrose Ave.

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Mountain Mike's Pizza3918 B Middlefield RoadPalo Alto, CA 94303

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