This is the number of players from each team who are on the court during normal play.
What is 6?
This player is the only one on the field who is normally allowed to use their hands inside their own penalty area.
What is the goalkeeper?
Every soccer player needs this protective equipment on their legs.
What are shin guards?
For players ages 8 and up, this violation occurs when a player illegally moves with the ball without properly dribbling.
What is traveling?
In the YMCA rules, the first two sets are played to this many points.
What is 25?
According to the YMCA rules, soccer games use this many time-outs.
What is zero?
Every volleyball player needs this protective equipment on their legs.
knee pads
According to the YMCA rules, this is the type of defense allowed for players ages 10 and up, unlike the younger divisions.
What are man-to-man or zone defenses?
In the continuous rotational system, the player rotating onto the court enters at this position.
What is back middle?
If an attacking player is even with the last defender when the ball is played, are they onside or offside?
What is onside?
A team is playing with a basket that is 8 feet high. The opposing coach argues that every YMCA basketball game uses a 10-foot basket. Is the coach correct?
No. The YMCA specifically uses an 8-foot basket for ages 3–7 and a 10-foot basket for ages 8 and older.
A game ends regulation tied. Under these YMCA rules, how is the winner determined?
What is there no overtime—the game ends in a tie?
After the referee signals for service, the server has this many seconds to serve the ball.
What is 5 seconds?
This is the name for the two longer boundary lines and two shorter boundary lines on a soccer field.
What are the touch and goal lines.
Unlike the other sports in this category, T-ball uses this piece of equipment to hold the ball stationary before the batter makes contact.
What is a batting tee?
In the 8-and-up divisions, a player is disqualified after committing this many personal fouls.
What is 5?
A player touches the serving line while contacting the ball on a serve. This violation is called what?
What is a foot fault?
This is the difference between a direct and an indirect free kick.
Direct Free Kicks can be shot at the goal
Indirect Free Kicks can NOT be shot at the goal
You're given three balls: a size 3 soccer ball, a size 4 soccer ball, and a size 5 soccer ball. The referee asks you to identify which one is used for a 11-13 YMCA soccer game. Which do you select?
What is the size 5 soccer ball?
A 10-year-old team is leading 21–0. The opposing team is still pressing. Can the team with the 21-point lead fast break?
Yes!