GLSA Score Sheet Rules  

These Rules apply to U-9 and above age groups (boys and girls).  

Each coach will present a completed GLSA Score Sheet to the referee or linesman before each game. Only Official GLSA Score Sheets will be accepted. Do not use old tournament score sheets. Score sheets must include age group, home team, visiting team, team name, jersey color, coach and asst. coach names, complete names of players with their jersey number, date, time of game, and field game to be played on. Example attached.  

At the end of the game, each coach must get his team score sheet from the referee or linesman. BOTH COACHES must deposit their score sheet after each game in one of the locked score sheet boxes located near the concession stands.  

Teams that play out-of-town teams or competitive teams as part of their schedule, the GLSA coach will turn in a score sheet. Club teams and out-of-town teams are required to use the GLSA Score Sheets, in case of cards, and deposit them after the games.  

Points will be awarded as follows:

6 points for a win        1 point per goal scored in the game with a max. of 3

3 points for a tie         1 point for a shutout (not allowing opponent to score)

0 points for a loss        a forfeit will be scored as a 3-0 win  

Blank score sheets can be found on the website and at the fields in tubes at the score boxes.  

Score sheets and card write-ups will be collected on late Saturday afternoons and late Sunday afternoons. Scores and standings will be posted by Wednesday on our website www.longviewsoccer.com and at Lear on the score sheet boxes on Friday.  

Longview teams playing an out-of-town team that is on the GLSA schedule will be given six (6) points for the game, win or lose, and it will be scored as a 3-3 tie, except U16 and U19 age divisions. They must show up, play the game, and turn in their score sheet in order to receive the points. Six (6) points will be awarded each team when they play games that do not count in league standings and the game will be scored as 3-3 tie. If teams play each other twice, then the first game is a non-league game. This includes out-of-town teams.  

Score sheets may be dropped off at the GLSA office, faxed to the GLSA office at 903-759-2006, or deposited in the locked score sheet boxes.  

A coach will have six (6) days to turn in late score sheets. One point will be deducted from the team’s point total after that time. Another point will then be deducted every week until the score sheet is turned in.  

 Score sheets must be filled out completely before they are given to the referee or linesman. One point will be deducted from the team’s point total for every section not filled out completely.