Mon.
Jun.
15
6:30 p.m.
Mashed Potatoes
Bengoals
0
0

Preview

Mon.
Jun.
15
6:30 p.m.
Kickin'It Old School
Pitch Perfect
0
0

Preview

Mon.
Jun.
15
6:30 p.m.
Snuggle Struggle
Bratz and Bunz
0
0

Preview

Mon.
Jun.
15
6:30 p.m.
Semi Pro FC
Chumugawugums
0
0

Preview

Mon.
Jun.
15
6:30 p.m.
On Time
Beer Pressure
0
0

Preview

Mon.
Jun.
15
6:30 p.m.
The Alliance
Benchwarmers
0
0

Preview

Mon.
Jun.
15
6:30 p.m.
Team Mediocre
Not Fast, Just Furious
0
0

Preview

Sat.
Jun.
20
9:00 a.m.
TBA
TBA
0
0

Preview

Mon.
Jun.
22
6:30 p.m.
Bengoals
On Time
0
0

Preview

Mon.
Jun.
22
6:30 p.m.
Team Mediocre
Kickin'It Old School
0
0

Preview

Mon.
Jun.
8
6:30 p.m.
Bratz and Bunz
Team Mediocre
2
18

Game Summary

Final
Mon.
Jun.
8
6:30 p.m.
Bengoals
The Alliance
6
3

Game Summary

Final
Mon.
Jun.
8
6:30 p.m.
Pitch Perfect
Snuggle Struggle
5
5

Game Summary

Final
Mon.
Jun.
8
6:30 p.m.
Chumugawugums
Beer Pressure
8
8

Game Summary

Final
Southern Idaho Soccer League
BOISE WEATHER

Southern Idaho Soccer League

Referee Information

The Southern Idaho Soccer League (SISL) is a USASA (United States Adult Soccer Association, Inc.) affiliated adult soccer organization serving the Boise, Idaho area.

SISL provides a wide variety of competition levels for men and women. League games are played Sundays and Fridays, however the 7v7 leagues have weeknight evening games. Teams play an 8 game season. Games are played within Boise City limits in a variety of different park locations.

 

REFEREE ASSIGNMENTS:
SISL games for the upcoming soccer season will be assigned by Referee Assignor Mike Lyons. To contact Mike, please reach out to assignor@sislsoccer.com.

 

THE ARBITER:

One of the newest organizational tools SISL recently began utilizing is ‘The Arbiter’, a web-based assigning process for referees. Please check this website to be kept abreast of new developments, or changes in team games. If you are interested in officiating adult league soccer games or want more information about ‘Arbiter’ software, you can access their web site at www.arbitersports.com or contact Mike Lyons.

 

RAMP Gamesheets App:

We are currently transitioning to digital rosters using the RAMP Gamesheets app. To use the app you will need a code for each game that will be added to your Arbiter assignment. There are more detailed instructions available to view here

 

 

ASSIGNOR CODE OF ETHICS:
Referee assignors shall adhere to the Assignor Code of Ethics and ensure that all referees receive equal consideration for match assignments consistent with the state’s minimum game requirements and the referee’s ability and desire for advancement. If you have questions or concern about game assignments you receive, please find the appropriate contact on the ISRC website: https://www.idahoreferee.org.

 

REFEREE BENEFITS:

  • Referees that officiate and play in the SISL will have his or her fees paid by the SISL League SISL sponsoring Assistant Referees and refresher training for interested individuals in officiating SISL games.
  • Referee Clinics – Check www.sislsoccer.com for scheduled clinics. For more information on referee clinics, please visit the Idaho State Referee Committee webpage: https://www.idahoreferee.org.
  • Center upgrades – for the season, referees taking 4 SISL game assignments may have their upgrade assessments paid for by SISL.
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FEE STRUCTURE:
Teams will be paying referees on the field prior to each game. See separate fee structure document.

 

CENTER REFEREE REPLACEMENT:
If a center referee does not show up for a game:

  •  An Assistant Referee being most capable can assume Center Referee responsibilities. An individual acceptable to both teams may fill the second AR position.
  •  If no qualified individual is found for Center Referee, the game will be rescheduled. The assistant referees will be paid directly by SISL, not the teams.
  • Payment will be consistent with each acting position.
  • A referee that no-shows for one game is also responsible for paying the monies they would have received from the teams back to SISL before they will be assigned another game.
  • All no-shows will be reported to Mike Lyons at assignor@sislsoccer.com.
  • Once an assignment is accepted, all referees will need to find a replacement 48 hours before the start of the game if they cannot make it. The SISL Assignor is to be kept up to date on any changes. If no replacement can be found, the referee needs to contact the Assignor as soon as possible so other arrangements can be made.

 

ASSISTANT REFEREE REPLACEMENT:
An individual agreeable to both teams may fill the second AR position and be paid for filling that position.

See our Rules and Guidelines Section on www.sislsoccer.com for general rules and information about playing for the SISL.

 

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
90 Minute Games – SISL league games are 90-minutes in length. Sense games are scheduled 2 hours apart, teams are permitted 5 minutes after official game start time to take the field. At 5 minutes teams are not prepared to play, the referee may start is game clock. At 10 minutes from official game time either team is unable to field the minimum required number of players the game is forfeit. If this happens the referee crew will be reimbursed full payment by SISL.
Team Rosters – Each team is required to provide a team roster in color at each game, to be printed weekly. Print date will be on the roster. Roster must have team name, individual player’s names, pictures, and jersey numbers.
Final Game Scores – Scores should be reported to Assignor by telephone or email no later than Tuesday evening after a Sunday game. This information is posted on SISL’s web site and it is critical that this be done in a timely manner.
Incident Report – Should be submitted by Tuesday evening. SISL allows players to appeal ‘red cards’ to the Disciplinary Committee. Reports must be available Wednesdays for Disciplinary Committee meetings. Make sure the reports are filled out properly and reason for the card is clearly understood. This allows the committee to easily uphold a referee’s decision.

Any red cards that are handed out during a game need to be phoned into the Assignor by the evening of that game.