Glory Cup Events

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Goalie Wars is an exciting game where two soccer players face off against each other in a timed event on a field approximately 30 yard long by 20 yard wide and divided in half by a midfield line.  A full size goal sits at both ends of the field.  Each "goalkeeper" plays in one half of the field, defending their goal, while trying to score on the goal of the opposing goalkeeper. Attempts on goal may come from a punt, throw, roll, dropkick, or shot from the ground.  Just like in a normal game of soccer.

General Information:

1. The cost to participate in Goalie Wars is $20 per player.  Goalie Wars is not limited to players that play goal keeper.

2. Registration is at the Tournament Headquarters or online using the link on this webpage.

3. Brackets will be divided based on gender and age.

4. Brackets will be limited to the first twelve players to register.

5. Goalie Wars is a single elimination format.

6. In the event that a bracket does not have more than four players register, brackets may be combined.

7. A size 4 ball will be used for all Goalie Wars.

8. Each Goalie Wars field will have tournament provided balls, a referee, a timer keeper, and a score keeper.

Goalie Wars Rules

1. Duration of play will be 3 minutes and thirty seconds; two 1 minute and 30 second halves and a 30 second break when players will change sides of the field.

2. Play will begin with the ball on the center line.

3. Players can score by throwing, kicking, punting, rolling, or heading the ball into the opposing goal.

4. A point is awarded only when the entire ball completely crosses the opposing goal line.

5. If a point is scored, the player that was scored on puts the ball back into play.

6. The player must distribute the ball within six (6) seconds of taking possession of the ball.

7. A player can take an unlimited number of steps on his/her side of the field when in possession of the ball.

8. In the event a ball is deflected out of bounds by a player, the ball is awarded to the opposing player.

9. A player must stay on his/her side of the field.  If the ball crosses the center line, only the player on the side of the field where the ball is can play the ball.

10. In the event a player crosses the center line, the ball will be awarded to the opposing player.

11. In the event that a player maintains possession of the ball for six (6) consecutive seconds, the ball will be awarded to the opposing player.

12. The player with the most points at the end of the second period of play will be named the winner and will move on to the next round of pool play.

13. In the event of a tie at the end of the second period of play, a coin toss will determine the side of the field each player will start from.  The first player to score a goal will be named the winner.