If a player is shown a yellow card by a referee during a game, it is a caution for your play. If you are shown a second card during the same game you will be ejected from that game. Your two yellows become a red card. You will then have to sit out the next league game but can practice. If a player accumulates three yellow cards over time you will have to sit out you next league game.
This also happens if you get five yellows, you sit again, If a player or any coaching staff are shown a red card during a game. They have to sit out the next league game and will then be called to a hearing by the District Discipline Board to answer for your actions during the game.
If a parent or fan is ejected from a game they will have to come to a hearing along with the head coach to answer for their actions during the game Please contact your club district representative if you have any questions.
When a player, coach and or spectator is ejected from a soccer game, the Discipline Laws of BC Soccer requires them to sit the next league game . The ejected person will then be informed that there will be a hearing to discuss the infraction.
The person who is under a red card infraction is not to attend any soccer functions unless the Discipline board gives permission.
If the infraction is of severe nature a performance bond may be required. A performance bond must be submitted to the District Treasurer by the next league game or the offender can not attend any soccer functions.