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ALERT: Your browser does not have Javascript enabled! You need Javascript to utilize the site's full functionality. How Do I Enable Javascript? Stop Showing This Message Remember Me Forgot Password? ID Organization Name Type 106254 ncaasoccer Other Main Contact Eligibility Registration Rules Testing Video Search News and Announcements 3/13/2020 NCAA cancels remaining winter and spring championships Please click the link to view NCAA cancels remaining winter and spring championships . 1/8/2020 NCAA Officiating Review Project The NCAA has engaged The PICTOR Group to lead a comprehensive review of the state of collegiate officiating for 15 NCAA sports across all three divisions. A national review is underway and involves significant data collection, with commissioners representing Divisions I, II, and III comprising an Officiating Review Steering Committe e . The final report will be submitted to the NCAA in August 2020. Please click the following link for an overview of the NCAA Officiating Review Project . 12/16/2019 DI Women Semi-Final: North Carolina vs. Washington State Salma Perez (AR), Samantha Martinez (Referee), Chris Spivey (4th Official), Sam Bilbo (AR) 12/16/2019 Officials for the DI Women's Semi-Final: Stanford vs. UCLA Deleana Quan (AR), Chris Spivey (4th Official), Ian Anderson (Referee), Ryan Graves (AR) 12/16/2019 Officials for the DI Women's Championship Ryan Cigich (NCAA), Ian Anderson (CA), Ryan Graves (NC), Chris Spivey (CA), Sam Bilbo (MS) Deleana Quan (CA), Samantha Martinez (CA), Tori Penso (FL), Salma Perez (CA), China Jude (NCAA Administrator) 12/10/2019 Officials for the DIII Women's Championship Kayla Polonsky (GA) AR, Carlos Fernandes (MA) 4th Official, Nicole Green (MI) Referee, Anya Voigt (FL) Assistant Referee & Manuel Ortiz Jr (NCAA Supervisor) 12/9/2019 Officials for the DIII Men's National Championship Kevin Uitto (VA), Brian Miler (OH), Levi Rippy (WA), Manuel Ortiz Jr. (supervisor) 11/20/2019 NCAA Rules Test – Top Ten Missed Questions Please click the link to view NCAA Rules Test – Top Ten Missed Questions , by Todd Abraham. 11/15/2019 Post-season Tie Breaking Procedures Please click the link to view Post season tie-breaking procedures . 11/8/2019 2019 Soccer Quiz 1 - A player fouls an opponent and is shown the yellow card for the foul. The opponent is injured and is treated on the field. He may stay on the field since he was injured as a result of a foul which was punished with a card. TRUE/ FALSE 2 - A player kicks an opponent in the chest in a reckless manner while challenging for the ball. The referee is unsure whether to caution or eject the player and decides to utilize video review. This is permissible. TRUE/ FALSE 3 - The maximum length of the coaching area is 20 yards. TRUE/ FALSE 4 - Coaches may leave the coaching area to relay tactical instruction. TRUE/ FALSE 5 - A player who is substituted for in the first overtime period may play in the second overtime period. TRUE/ FALSE 6 - Field players must always re-enter the game from the halfway line on the bench side of the field. TRUE/ FALSE 7 - For the sake of officials' jurisdiction, the locker rooms and parking area are considered part of the site of competition. TRUE /FALSE 8 - The halftime interval begins when both teams have left the field. TRUE/ FALSE 9 - Play is stopped for an injury while a field player from white has possession of the ball. The correct restart is a IFK for white. TRUE/ FALSE 10 - A player taking a penalty kick plays the ball backwards. The correct restart is an IFK for the opposing team. TRUE/ FALSE 10/31/2019 2019 NCAA Integrity Education Video Click the link below to be directed to this year’s sports wagering educational video for officials. The video is approximately 20 minutes in length and includes sports wagering information with which you should be familiar. 2019 NCAA Integrity Education Video Best regards, Dan Calandro NCAA, Director of Championships and Alliances 10/28/2019 Properly Applying Advantage By Sandy Hunt Please click the link to view Properly Applying Advantage By Sandy Hunt . 10/17/2019 Positioning Please click the link to view Positioning . 10/15/2019 Fighting and Referee Assault Procedures It is imperative that Referees follow the correct process when an ejection for fighting or referee assault is issued. Games have been protested because the referee crew failed to follow the proper on-field notification requirements. The player(s), head coach(s) and official scorekeeper must be informed that an ejection for any fighting or referee assault offense; at the time the offense occurs. The official scorekeeper once informed shall record on the official box score form, that an ejection for fighting has been issued. A fight is defined as a deliberate strike or punch or an attempt to strike or punch another player, official, coach or bench personnel. These acts include but are not limited to, kicking, head-butting, hair pulling or an open-handed strike if done deliberately and in a malicious manner . When determining a fighting offense vs a violent behavior offense referees should use the following considerations: -Complete disregard of the danger to opponent? -Puts an opponent in a dangerous situation? -Clearly endangering the safety of an opponent? -Shows clear malice? -Severity of Action / Length of suspension Referee assault is defined as physical contact with game officials or any threat of physical intimidation or harm. These acts include, but are not limited to, pushing, shoving, spitting, kicking, throwing at or attempting to make physical contact. 10/8/2019 Managing Mass Confrontations Please click the link to view Managing Mass Confrontations . 10/3/2019 NCAA Championship Officials Conflict of Interest Policy NCAA Officials: This document was developed as part of the NCAA’s continued review of its risk management program. Please note that this document summarizes information that may render an official ineligible to officiate any rounds of any of the NCAA championships. Also, please note that one or more of the components of the “Notifications and Determinations” section may not be in place until the 2020-21 academic year. Best regards, Dan Calandro NCAA, Director of Championships and Alliances 10/1/2019 2019 NCAA Soccer Offside Review Presentation Please click the link to view 2019 NCAA Soccer Offside Review Presentation . The video clips are on the slides following the explanations. 9/24/2019 Video Review – Rule 5.7 Referee's Pregame Duties (Rules 5.5.1.10 and 5.7.1). The referee must confirm with host game management if video review equipment is available. If available, video review will be used. Click here to read the document and view the video clips. 9/16/2019 2019 Call for Proposals The NCAA Men’s and Women’s Soccer Rules Committee is now accepting your rules change proposals. Each accepted proposal will be considered for placement on the annual rules survey, which will be distributed in early November. The rules committee will discuss all new rules proposals at its annual meeting in March. Please click here to read the memo. 9/11/2019 2019 Deciding Between Fighting or Violent Behavior Please click the link to view the 2019 Deciding Between Fighting or Violent Behavior Presentation . 8/27/2019 Hydration Breaks Information (Updated 8/27/2019) Please click the link to view Hydration Breaks Information (Updated 8/27/2019) 8/19/2019 2019 NCAA Soccer Rules Test is Available The 2019 NCAA Soccer Rules Test is now available. To take the test, click the TESTING Tab. The test requirement must be fulfilled no later than 5:00 PM ET, Friday, November 29, 2019 . 8/5/2019 2019-20 Preseason Playing Rules Reminder Please click the link to view 2019-20 Preseason Playing Rules Reminder . 7/17/2019 2019 Soccer Rules Interpretations (Updated 7/17/2019) Please click the link to view 2019 Soccer Rules Interpretations (Updated 7/17/2019) . 6/10/2019 Officiating Seminar - Dallas Texas, June 1, 2019 Presenters: Ryan Cigich...