An invitation-only league for teams that have won championships in the last year, either at the Arena or in outdoor leagues.
Only available one time each year.
Men's Open League
A competitive league for men of at least high school age, and of any ability.
Usually a very competitive league.
Men's Recreational League
A recreational league designed for men new to the game, with little experience, or that have not played in a long time.
Each team must have 3 players on the roster that are inexperienced (5 years or less of playing experience), OR that are over 40.
1 such player must be on the field at all times
If such a player is not available to play, the team must play 1 man short for 5 minutes of each half.
Players that play in the Premier or 1st Division of winter Men's Open leagues are ineligible.
This does not apply to other seasons, as only 1 division is available during those seasons.
Note the rules pertaining to accumulated cards for all leagues (click here to view)
In addition - any team accumulating red cards in 3 different games will not be eligible for the playoffs.
Men's Over 35
Each team may have 3 players ages 30-34.
All other players must be 35 or older.
Women's Premier League
An invitation-only league for teams
This is not a year-round league
Women's Competitive (or Open)
A competitive league for women of at least high school age, and of any ability.
Usually a very competitive league.
Women's Division II
A recreational league designed for women new to the game, with little experience, or that have not played in a long time.
Each team can have a maximum of (3) players that play or have played within the past 4 years in the Women's Competitive or Coed Competitive leagues. Those players must also fit the player profile for the league. (There may be players that do not meet the profile, but they do meet the intention of the profile. These players may gain an exception to play in the league with permission from the League Commissioner. Any such player will count as a competitive player for that team.)
Any new “competitive players” must be cleared with Kendall Spencer before playing.
GOLDEN BOOT WINNERS ALSO WIN "COMPETITIVE" STATUS. (past & present)
Profile (these are general guidelines to use to determine if a player might be eligible):
Have not played HS or College soccer in the last 10 years.
Never played professional soccer
Have not played in any of the Men's leagues
Have not played on a competitive traveling team in the past 10 years:
(Comets/Lightning/Wizards)
Have not played in the Women's Premier league in the past 3 years
Sidelines are reserved for PLAYERS THAT HAVE SIGNED THE ROSTER ONLY. This league was formed in the spirit of women feeling safe & comfortable. No males are allowed on the playing field during the matches.
Disclaimer: As noted, the profile is not the "be-all-end-all". There may be very good, very experienced players that are meant to be weeded out by the profile, but that are not captured by the profile. Eligibility for this league is not based on "loopholes" in the profile. It is based on level of play. The eligibility of such players in question will be determined by the league commissioner or Kendall Spencer. Preserving this league as a comfortable environment for players with little playing experience is a priority for the All Star Sports Arena.
Women's Division III
A recreational league designed for women new to the game, with little experience, or that have not played in a long time.
ALL ROSTERS MUST BE SUBMITTED AND CLEARED BY KENDALL SPENCER A WEEK BEFORE THE FIRST MATCH!!!!
Each team can have a maximum of (2) players that play or have played within the past 6 years in the Women's Competitive or Coed Competitive leagues. Those players must also fit the player profile for the league. (There may be players that do meet the profile, but they do meet the intention of the profile. These players may gain an exception to play in the league with permission from the League Commissioner. Any such player will count as a competitive player for that team.)
Teams may have a total of 5 WDII players on the field. Some women are choosing to join the WD3 league and presently stop playing in WDII those players do not count.
Please be aware that WD3 is not a “pick-up” players must be on roster to play!!!
Any new “competitive players” must be cleared with Kendall Spencer before playing.
Profile (these are general guidelines to use to determine if a player might be eligible):
Have not played HS or College soccer in the last 10 years.
Never played professional soccer
Have not played in any of the Men's leagues
Have not played on a competitive traveling team in the past 10 years: (Comets/Lightning/Wizards)
Have not played in the Women's Premier league
Sidelines are reserved for PLAYERS THAT HAVE SIGNED THE ROSTER ONLY. This league was formed in the spirit of women feeling safe & comfortable. No males are allowed on the playing field during the matches.
Disclaimer: As noted, the profile is not the "be-all-end-all". There may be very good, very experienced players that are meant to be weeded out by the profile, but that are not captured by the profile. Eligibility for this league is not based on "loopholes" in the profile. It is based on level of play. The eligibility of such players in question will be determined by the league commissioner or Kendall Spencer. Preserving this league as a comfortable environment for players with little or no playing experience is a priority for the All Star Sports Arena.
Women's Over 35
A league of teams comprised of women that are 35 years old or older.
Women that are turning 35 during the current season are eligible to play.
Co-ed
A league of teams comprised of men and women players.
Teams can have a maximum of 3 men on the field at any given time.
Keepers can be either gender.
When penalty kicks are awarded, the shooter chosen must be the same gender as the keeper.
Co-ed Recreational Divisions 2 & 3
Leagues that are friendly to mildly experienced players.
There are no playoffs or champions for these leagues. It is fun only!
Since there are no standings kept, teams can request not to play other teams in the league at the time of registration. These requests cannot be made once the league starts. This rule is intended to gradually weed out teams that do not honor the rules or intentions of these leagues.
Teams can have a maximum of 3 men on the field at any given time.
Keepers can be either gender.
When penalty kicks are awarded, the shooter chosen must be the same gender as the keeper.
Scoring:
Goals scored by male players count for 1 point
Goals scored by female players count for 2 points
Men can only shoot from inside the penalty box
"Experienced players" are those with 10+ years experience, played high school or college in recent years. Any questions about your status, ask Kendall.
Teams are not limited to the number of experienced players they have on their roster, but may play no more than 3 at a time.
Please mark your "experienced" players on your rosters.
Co-ed Players may only play on one team per co-ed division during a given season.
Co-ed I players may NOT play in co-ed III.
Please submit any “Experienced players” new to Co-ed III this season before adding them. Co-edIII league has been formed to help grow new players to soccer , it is NOT a place for experienced players to show case talent!We have 2 other divisions to accommodate skill levels.
Co-ed III is not a league for players that have played high school soccer in recent years!
Co-ed III is not a league for players that play in the men's open competitive leagues: (Monday, Tuesday night)
Each player is required to sign a roster before taking the field for the first game they play in.
Once playing for a team in a given season players may not switch teams in that division during the season.
Player "sharing" in any division is not allowed.
Players deemed dangerous or reckless by the referee can be asked to sit out. This does not have to be the result of a yellow card. If no yellow card is given the team can replace that player on the field.
Players that consistently shoot too hard and/or tackle too hard can be asked to sit out.
If a team is losing by 5 goals (or more), that team may play with an extra player on the field to balance the game.
