Calendar of Events
Schedules and Standings
Division Structures
Field Directions
Clubs
Archived Scores
Registration Procedures
Tryouts
ODSL Procedures
ODSL Personnel
Codes of Conduct - Los Códigos de Conducto
Referee Assignors
Referees
Randy Rawls Sportsmanship Awards

ODSL Meeting with Club Reps Postponed
Winter Weather Forecasted

The ODSL preseason meeting with Club Reps has been postponed to Tuesday Feb 9th , 7:30 pm at the Hampton Inn Manassas.  



ODSL Applications for Spring 2010
Deadline to apply extended through February 8th, 2010

All teams intending to play in the ODSL Spring 2010 season must submit an online application by February 8th 2010.  Returning teams must submit their application by logging into their teampage.  You can find your team page by going through the Schedules and Standings link. New teams should use the link below to apply.  If a returning team uses the link below to submit their application their team history will be lost and they will be placed into the lowest divsion.

NEW TEAMS APPLY HERE



Fee Structure for Spring 2010

U9          $450 League fee for returning teams. New teams add $150 VYSA fee for a total of $600
U10        $520 League fee for returning teams. New teams add $150 VYSA fee for a total of $670
U11-12   $685 League fee for returning teams. New teams add $175 VYSA fee for a total of $860
U13-19   $685 League fee for returning teams. New teams add $230 VYSA fee for a total of $915
Smallsided HS  $520 League fee. New teams add $150 VYSA fee for a total of $670

Teams that played in any Virginia travel league during the Fall 2009 season are not required to pay the VYSA fee in the spring.  Teams based in MD or WV do not need to pay the VYSA fees.

All teams must pay their fees to their sponsoring club that will cut one check to ODSL for all their teams.  Sponsoring Clubs should mail the check to ODSL, PO Box 825, Gainesville, VA 20156



HS 6v6 Rules

All FIFA, US Soccer, US Youth Soccer, and ODSL Laws apply with these exceptions: 



VYSA Convention
January 22 and 23, 2010

VYSA will hold its annual Soccer Convention (Workshop and Awards Luncheon) on January 22 and 23, 2010 at the Hyatt Regency Crystal City in Arlington.   This soccer convention holds many different sessions ranging from Coaching, Referees, Administration, Player Development, and soccer programs.  Please mark your calendar and plan to attend. 

  • To register and pay by credit card, please click here.
  • To register and mail in a check, please click here.
  • For updates on activities, a list of presenters, a list of award winners, etc. please click here.


ODSL Night at DC United
Sportsmanship Winners Honored

Pictured on the field at half time of the Oct 17 DC United match are representatives of the Randy Rawls Sportsmanship Award Winning teams from the Spring season. 



Home Team Responsibilities for Rain-Outs
If your club closes its fields for weather you must


Properly Anchored Goals
It is the responsibilty of every team official, referee, and even spectators to insure that goals are properly anchored during any match, practice, or scrimmage.  If a goal is unable to be properly anchored, the activity on that field should be abandoned immediately.  
US Consumer Product Safety Commission's Guidelines for Movable Soccer Goal Safety


Sportsmanship Expectations
The Old Dominion Soccer League has certain expectations of exemplary sportsmanship on the part of the teams, players, coaches, volunteers, and parents participating in the league. The soccer skills that we teach our players will serve many of them well into adulthood.  In addition, all our players will benefit through-out their lives by what we teach them about sportsmanship, respect for their opponent, respect for the officials, and dignity. 


DC United Discount tickets

Visit the ODSL and DC United MicroSite for discount tickets

Or use This Form and fax to 202-587-5400 

For more information, contact Scott Miller (D.C. United) at 202.587.5435 or smiller@dcunited.com



Three Ways to Print Roster Labels for Your Game Report Cards
For instructions...


Conduct Committee and Appeals Committee

Issues concerning conduct on the part of any ODSL team, player,coach, personnel, or official should be directed to your CLUB REPRESENTATIVE who can in turn contact the Chair of the Conduct Committee, Wayne Gardella, vicepresident@odsl.org

Protests for misapplication of the rules, or appeal of a Conduct Committee ruling should be directed to the Chair of the Appeals Committee Randy Martin, president@odsl.org through your CLUB REPRESENTATIVE.

Disagreement with the judgement of an official is not grounds for a protest.



Reporting Match Scores
New procedures for 2007
Starting with the Spring 2007 season all match scores are to be reported online by the Home team.


Sportsmanship Ratings
 As covered at the preseason meeting, ODSL no longer has the referees use the 10 point system to rate the teams for sportsmanship.  Now the referees are asked to rate separately the players, coaches, and spectators for sportsmanship on a scale from +2 to -2.  +2 being excellent, +1 good, 0 average, -1 poor, and -2 being unacceptable.  The referees submit this information in their online match report.  You can see a team’s averages on these points by passing your cursor over the figures in the SP_AVG column on the standings page.  These ratings help the league reinforce the ODSL Codes of Conduct.  They are also used as a tie breaker in the Randy Rawls Sportsmanship Award voting. The League will apply additional scrutiny to any teams that consistently run a negative average.

Total cautions (yellow cards) and total ejections (red cards) are tracked separately under the TC and TE columns.  These also figure into the Randy Rawls Awards.
 


New Procedures for the Referee Report Card
The ODSL Referee Report Card has been redesigned for the Fall 2008 and subsequent seasons.  As part of new ODSL procedures, prior to the match, the home team must fill out the top part of the card and paste their team roster to the card.  They must then present the card to the away team for them to paste their team roster to the card. The home team must then present the card to the Center referee.  The card should be given to the referee in its complete form.  Do not tear off the bottom portion before giving it to the referee as it has instructions for the referee on ODSL Laws of the Game and also instructions for how to file the match report online.


Creating 2008-2009 Player Passes and Roster

The complete registration procedures manual for 2008-2009 is available at the Registration Procedures Link in the left column. The following link should be used to file roster information online with VYSA :https://www.youthleaguesusa.com/vysa/2008/TravelTeam.html  The following link should be used to register your team personnel with the KidSafe program: https://www.youthleaguesusa.com/vysa/2008/RiskManagement.html 
If you have any questions, please contact Lisa Wilson



Listing of All Team Numbers for Fall 2009

To find the Official ODSL Team Number for your team...



ODSL Adds New Registrars
The ODSL Head Registrar, Lisa Wilson, has recruited several new registrars and reassigned several clubs to these new registrars.  To determine the registrar for your team check the link in the Right column.

Old Dominion Soccer League
    P.O. Box 825
    Gainesville, VA 20156
Administrator:
    administrator@odsl.org
    703 753-9191 H-O-F



Mon, Feb 08:
Application Deadline for Spring 2010 season
Tue, Feb 09:
ODSL Board Meeting with Club Reps
Sun, Feb 14:
Last Date to Withdraw an Application and Receive a Partial Refund
Sun, Feb 14:
Deadline Date For Clubs to Submit Fees
Sun, Feb 21:
All Field Availability Permits Due From Clubs
Sun, Feb 21:
Last Date to Submit a Team Schedule Request



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