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FYSA requires that all participants observe the "30/30 rule" in regards to lightning. If lightning is seen and thunder is heard within 30 seconds then the match must be suspended immediately and all participants must seek appropriate shelter (Get in your car, not under trees or pavilliions) until such time as no strikes are observed with thunder within 30 seconds for a period of 30 minutes. No one should be allowed back onto the fields until this time has expired.

FYSA Water Break Policy Minimize
Revision to 402.4
In any FYSA sanctioned match a break will be given at the midpoint of each half of regulation time and at the end of each overtime period (if played) for player hydration.  This break will be given at a normal stoppage of play and it is mandatory.

a.  This policy is mandatory for all matches U12 and below
b.  This policy is mandatory for all matches U13 and above subject to the following conditions.
     1.  The heat index is above 85 degrees at game time.
     2.  If requested by either coach prior to the match.  (This should be determined during a pre-match
          conference with the referee)
     3.  The referee at any time may declare a break for the safety and welfare of the players without
          conference or agreement of the coaches.

Violation may result in charges under FYSA's Code of Ethics

Suggestions for implementation
      1.  For ages U12 and below the game to be played in quarters with a short break between the 1st and
           3rd quarter with a longer half time.  The quarter's break should be 2-3 minutes at most for players
           to hydrate.
      2.  For matches U13 and above, the decision in regards to a water break should be made before the
           match.
           a.  The stoppage time should be at a normal stoppage as close to the midpoint as possible.
           b.  Players should remain on the field, bench players and/or coaches should be able to provide fluids
                to the field players.
           c.  This is not a coaching opportunity.  Coaches may be warned if observed coaching.
           d.  Normal substitution, based on the reason for the stoppage will apply.
           e.  The referee should treat this stoppage just like any other normal stoppage of play as it relates
                to game time and extend time for the stoppage.
           f.   This stoppage should be no longer than a 2-3 minute interruption of play.

This policy and procedures for implementation have been reviewed by FYSA Director of Coaching based on research and information provided by USSF and other.
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34th Annual Seminole Memorial Tournament
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