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Living in New England, we are all quite accustomed to the torments of winter and being an indoor soccer facility allows you to participate regardless of the elements. In general, we will remain open unless we feel that extreme weather conditions make it unsafe.
Please understand that while we respect the decision of those who do not want to go out in inclement weather, we have found that many people prefer to continue on in a “business as usual” mode.
We operate anticipating that teams will show up and play as scheduled unless told otherwise. Please remember that referees are scheduled and there is an opposing team that will also be traveling and expecting to play. If your team does not show up, house rules will be enforced and the game will be considered a forfeit. There will be no makeup game scheduled for either team. The team that shows up will be allowed to practice on the field in the scheduled game time slot.
While we rarely shutdown the facility, in the event this becomes a necessity, the Allsport website will immediately be updated with the current status on our home page. We will generally be unable to makeup missed games, due to limited field availability. If a makeup date cannot be arranged and the game has playoff implications, final standings will be determined using the normal house rules for determining tiebreakers.
Purchases and registrations made online or in the Arena are generally non-refundable. At our discretion, we may refund a clinic, league, or other payment if the event has not happened and there is sufficient cause for the request. In these cases, refunds may be provided as account credits for future programs. There will be a fee of $40 for all returned checks.
Allsport may from time to time take photographs or video of players, coaches and fans in our arena to use for our website, social media, or printed materials. Additionally, there are security cameras in the Arena which are not routinely monitored, but might be used in the case of a dispute or crime. Anyone wishing to not have a photo of them used in the above manner is responsible to bring it to the attention of Allsport management.
Alcoholic beverages are not allowed in the building or the parking lots.
No pets are allowed inside the arena. Service animals are welcome and should be under the control of the owner at all times.
Team managers are responsible for team fees. It is their responsibility to collect pay collect money and pay team fees to Allsport before the second game of any session. Failure to pay fees may result in penalties or suspension from play. If payment is not made by week 5 of the session, we reserve the right to pursue collection action with the team manager.
Youth teams have individual fees and collection is per player under the same terms.
Allsport management reserves the right to remove and prohibit access to Allsport property, temporarily or indefinitely to players, coaches, referees or spectators for illegal, immoral, offensive or inappropriate behavior as seen fit by the management.
The possibility of physical injury associated with sports is serious, so we expect all participants to act responsibly and show good judgement and sportsmanship when playing
Allsport asks you to help us in standing up against hate. We have zero tolerance for actions or speech against people based on age, disability, ethnicity, gender identity and expression, nationality, race, immigration status, religion, or sexual orientation. A violation of our community standards of openness, support, and acceptance may lead to suspension or other actions at our discretion.
Referees – especially young and inexperienced ones – are like your players in that they need time to develop. You can play an important role in helping them to improve by letting them concentrate on the game. You can help by encouraging them, by accepting their inevitable, occasional mistakes and by offering constructive post-game comments. On the other hand, you could discourage and demoralize the referee by criticizing their decisions, by verbally abusing them and inciting – or even accepting – your own players overly aggressive behavior.
Your example is powerful, for better or worse. If you insist on fair play, if you concentrate on your players’ enjoyment of the game and their overall long-term development, and if you support the referee, your players and their parents will notice. If you encourage (or allow) your players to play outside the rules, if you’re overly concerned about results, if you criticize the referee harshly, your players and parents will notice. Think about what you’re doing during a game. Uphold the spirit of the game!
Coaches who don’t follow the expectations described above will be disciplined or removed.
Reschedule Requests will only be considered from teams that are in good standing. (Balance paid in full and have a completed roster with all players waivered.)
Games will be considered on as scheduled until BOTH teams agree to a date/time to reschedule. If a time cannot be agreed upon within 5 hours of Kickoff, the requesting team must confirm their attendance at the scheduled time or be subject to forfeit.
Reschedule requests will not be considered within 5 hours of Kickoff.
If three teams are tied:
The following are NOT allowed:
Time penalties/cards are at the sole discretion of the referees.
All cases not covered by the above are governed by fifa laws of the game and the Official Rules of US Indoor Soccer.
Allsport arena reserves the rights to change or amend any rule at any time of the soccer season.
Starting with the January session 2018 onwards, Allsport Arena will be using “build-out lines” for all small field games. The decision to add build-out lines is to help teams comply with one of US Soccer’s Initiatives for youth player development.
On the small field, the red line serves as the build out line. The referee will confirm with each coach where the line is before the start of the game. The referee will also help the coaches remind their players to retreat behind this line.
When a team is awarded a goal kick, the defending team must retreat past the build out line in a timely fashion. Once the ball is put into play, the defending team may pressure the ball. The attacking team may choose to restart play before the defending team retreats to the build out line; when this occurs, the defending team may pressure the ball as normal.
The same “retreating” process also occurs when the goalkeeper has possession of the ball in their hands. The goalkeeper may distribute the ball by roll, throw, or put the ball on the ground and pass it. The goalkeeper is prohibited from punting or drop-kicking the ball and must play the ball from the ground (not off a double bounce). Violations result in an indirect free kick awarded to the opposing team from the middle of the red line.
The goalkeeper may choose to distribute the ball before the defending team retreats to the build out line; when this occurs, the defending team may pressure immediately.
A build-out line has been used across the world as a development aid to young players who often have trouble re-starting play from goal-kicks and is used to promote goalkeepers to play a short pass instead of drop kick or a punt. Here are some benefits to this and some ideas to consider as we implement this initiative.
If you have any questions, please ask the referee or let us know.
S2 Week 1 Schedules Posted
(Still spots for some teams & individuals for those who haven’t registered yet, but hurry.)
We do NOT close due to weather events, except in very rare circumstances. We understand that we’re just playing games and don’t expect you to venture out if you’re uncomfortable. However, we will be unable to make up missed games due to weather (we just don’t have space in our schedule). Come play!
Registration opens in September for play starting in late October. Join our email list to be notified when registration opens, eat more ice cream, and we’ll see you soon.
We take rental bookings for the 24/25 season starting on August 1.
Registration for leagues opens in September for games starting in November. We’re currently booking rental times for the 2022-23 season.
Join our email list to be notified when registration opens.
Please be sure to show up at your group’s designated time (regardless of your game schedule). We need teams in early to complete the check-in process.