INFORMATION

If you want to get in shape and work on your endurance, soccer is the sport for you. Played on a large or small rectangular field, the goal of soccer is to work the ball down the field by dribbling, running, and ultimately driving the soccer ball into the opponent`s net.

Game On’s indoor soccer programs are a great way to maintain your skill level and keep you in motion during the fall & winter seasons.  We offer a fall season and two winter seasons each year.  All games are played at the larger indoor fields at the Royal Distributing Athletic Performance Centre. Indoor games will be played on a modified soccer field. The indoor league will consist of one 50 minute game per night and leagues are available in recreational or intermediate levels.

Game On is pleased to continue offering 7 vs. 7 co-ed recreational & intermediate outdoor soccer leagues in Guelph on Sunday nights, Tuesday nights, Wednesday nights, and Thursday nights. More availability means more options to play! Space is limited.

The 7 vs 7 leagues are available during the spring & summer seasons and each night you play one game, which includes 2 x 25-minute halves.  Depending on team counts and field availability, teams may play double-headers certain nights.

For those looking for a larger playing area, we do offer an 11 vs 11 co-ed recreational outdoor league on Monday nights for the spring & summer seasons.

5 vs. 5: Four (4) players minimum to a recommended ten (10) players per team.

FORMS

At Game On, you can register to play as an Individual, as a Small Group, or as a Team.  Simply select the season in which you want to play, select the registration form that is appropriate to you, print and fill out the form in its entirety, and mail the registration form with payment to the address listed on the form.

Spaces are limited so applications, which are accompanied with payment, will be processed on a first-come, first-serve basis.  If you sign up as an Individual or a Small Group, we will make every effort to put you on a team with other Individual or Small Group registrants.  Once a team has been created, we will be sure to put you in touch with your other teammates.

If any of our leagues interest you then we welcome you to register online.  Our online registration forms may be found here.

Before the start of play, every participant is required to sign and submit the Waiver and Release Form.

MAPS

Game On asks that when you are driving to and from games that you please respect the neighbourhoods you are driving through, that you obey all posted speed limits, and that you be watchful of children.

Below you will find links to the maps of the locations where your sport will be played. Please make sure that you select the appropriate season and that you check your schedule for locations, as some sports may have multiple locations.

RULES

Provided below are the rules for this sport. Please click on the link to view the official Game On rules.

SOCCER 5 vs 5 INDOOR OFFICIAL RULES

During playoffs, only those players who have played a minimum 3 regular-season games and are playing in a substitute role, or who are registered roster players qualify for playoffs.

FUN FACTOR RATING

Game On’s Fun Factor rating provides teams the opportunity to award opponents for fun, sportsmanlike play, and also allows teams to penalize teams for poor, rough, inconsiderate play. We want to foster a fun and positive environment for all players & teams and use the Fun Factor rating system as a way of making teams and players accountable for their actions on, and off, the field.

* A team that defaults will automatically receive a rating of 0 unless they have provided advance notice to Game On on their absence so that we may either find replacements to field a team or notify their opponents so that they do not attend the game unnecessarily.

** The opponent of a defaulting team will automatically receive a rating of +1.

Tie breakers will be based first on head-to-head match-ups, then to wins, then to overall goal differential, then to most goals scored, then to least goals scored against, then to Fun Factor points, then to greatest point differential through first half of regular season games, then to greatest point differential against opponents who played all tie-breaking teams, then to best record against opponents who played all tie-breaking teams.