Oct. 26, 2011
The Home Team is responsible for reporting the score though the online system.
FAQ’s:
1) I signed up for Region 1 and/or NERP league. If I don’t get accepted to either of those leagues does that application automatically get sent to ENYYSA’s Premier League?
No – In order to be considered for ENYYSA’s Premier League, you must complete the on line application and submit the registration fees.
2) I signed up for Region 1 and/or NERP League and ENYYSA’s Premier League. If I get accepted to Region 1 and/or NERP league, will my money for ENYYSA’s Premier League, be refunded to me?
Yes, playing in any of the regional leagues will allow you to receive a refund. Please note that this does not apply to Super Y or MAPS Leagues as they do not fall under our jurisdiction.
3) If I don’t get accepted to ENYYSA’s Premier League, do I get my registration money back?
Yes, any team that applies and is not accepted will receive a full refund.
4) If I get accepted to ENYYSA’s Premier League but I changed my mind and don’t want to participate, do I get my money back?
The entry fee (including the performance bond component) is only partially refundable. All but $100 will be returned if the team withdraws before the selection of teams has been made by ENYYSA. Once ENYYSA has selected the teams that will be participating, there will be no refund of the application fee. Exceptions to the partial refund policy include:
· Your team is not accepted
· There is no division in your age/gender group
· Your team is accepted to the Region I or a Region I Sub-Regional League
5) Who schedules the games?
Games are initially scheduled for a specific weekend by the ENYYSA’s computer system. Subject to the rules of the league, the home team schedules the day, time and field the game is to be played.
6) Can I play on Saturday or Sunday of the scheduled weekend?
Yes. While the home team typically has a choice of dates and times, if there are unusual circumstances and or/ ODP conflicts which are stated in the rules, changes may be dictated by the Premier League Chairman if adequate notice by the team requiring consideration, in the Chairman’s sole discretion, is given. Please note that MAPS, Super Y League or US Club Soccer activity conflicts will not be considered. Please note that birthday parties, weddings, bar mitzvahs etc will not be considered as an unusual circumstance.
7) Once the games have been scheduled, can I make changes?
Once the schedule is posted, any requests for game changes due to extraordinary circumstances must be submitted in writing to the Premier League Chairman at least seven days prior to the scheduled date of
the game. Play in other leagues will not be considered extraordinary.
8) What if I have a State Cup game on the same day as my league game?
You must reschedule your league game. State Cup takes precedence over league games.
9) How many players can I put on my roster?
For U13 and younger the maximum is 18.
For U14 and older the maximum is 22 however only 18 can dress and play in a game; those 18 players must be designated prior to the start of the game.
10) Can I use guest players in my President’s League Games?
No, only players registered to your team are allowed to participate. (See rules for teams playing 8v8 state cup competition)
11) Can I add players to my roster during the season?
Rosters are typically frozen just before the season starts. The exact date is in the rules for each season. Once this date has passed no more players can be added to your roster for President’s League play.
12) Do I need to schedule the referees?
The referees for Premier League games are scheduled by the league.
13) Who pays for the referee?
Each team pays half the referee fees before the start of the game. The fees for each season are specified in the rules of the League
14) What if the referee doesn’t show up?
For U14 and younger, each team must agree on a person to referee the game. The referee must be a certified referee in order to referee the game.
For U15 and older, the game must be rescheduled.
15) Who reports the score?
