Game Reporting Information
Game reports in MySoccerLeague.com serve many purposes the *least* of which is recording the score. Most leagues who care about scores have other systems for that.
Game reports tell OUR league about discipline (yellow and red cards), field conditions and most importantly who the referee crew is. This facilitates accurate record keeping which in turn facilitates payment and credit for team referees.
Follow these guidelines to ensure matches are properly reported:
For every played match, a game report must be filed by at least one member of the referee crew.
Game reports tell OUR league about discipline (yellow and red cards), field conditions and most importantly who the referee crew is. This facilitates accurate record keeping which in turn facilitates payment and credit for team referees.
Follow these guidelines to ensure matches are properly reported:
- Report the actual referee crew that did the match. If a referee stepped in to fill a vacancy, or a referee didn't show, one of the crew members must report this. Assignors will update the database afterward based on the game report.
- In the event of a no-show by a team, the referee crew will still receive credit and pay for the match but only if the game report is filed, indicating which team did not show up.
- In the event of a late-cancellation by a team, the guideline above also applies. File a game report to claim credit for the match and the match secretary will assist in identifying which team was responsible for the late notification.
- In the event of a rain-out which is declared at the field, file a game report indicating such.
- In the event of a pre-announced rain-out, do not file a game report. This tells us that the match did not get played.
- As always, game reports should include all cautions and must include all send-offs. In addition, a send-off report is required.
For every played match, a game report must be filed by at least one member of the referee crew.
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