All regular size field games require a GAME REPORT submitted by the Middle official within 24 hrs of the game...High School games before the end of the day.
No Report Required: CoEd, SmallSide (7v7, 9v9), Tournaments
TOYSL Rep games have their own reporting system, they do not use ours (see below for details).
Game reports must be submitted, for ALL games, within 24 hours using this system linked here ...
HIGH SCHOOL reports before your head hits the pillow !
https://reporting.kamloopssoccerleague.org/
Please bookmark the above link.
Exceptions to this are CoEd, u15House, TOYSL, BCSPL, and Tournament games
Please watch this VIDEO which explains how the new software works ..it is really quite simple.
Note: In the video, i incorrectly say that your username is in the format 'bflamank' when in fact it should be 'b_flamank'
FIRST TIME USE ONLY !! (Do this to setup your login password)
Use the link below.
https://reporting.kamloopssoccerleague.org/password-reset/
You are asked for your username or email address.
If you use your Username note that it MUST be in the format
b_flamank, r_colistro ..etc.. (as in firstname initial followed by underline, followed by lastname)
Anyone who is assigned to Middle a TOYSL Youth Rep game, must submit game reports.
Step 1: Create a UserAccount
Only those who do a MIDDLE for a TOYSL match need to create a UserAccount using the link below, which allows them to submit game reports.
TOYSL GameReport User Account Create
Once this is done, a validation email is sent to you (check your SPAM), this validation email contains your Username (provided by the system ...mine is 'bflaman' for example) and its own generated password. Add these to your notes...you can change the password any time after you log in once.
Now login with this link ..which is on the email
http://toysl.spappz.com/admin
Step 2: Choose 'Enter Game Report' from the Admin menu
That takes you to the main menu, where you choose 'Enter Game Report', where you are asked for your GameID.
Step 3: Enter your GameID as found on the footer of the paper game sheet
That takes you to the main menu, where you choose 'Enter Game Report', where you are asked for your GameID.
Your gameID can be found at the very bottom of the paper game sheets..where it shows the date and (ID =xxx) where XXX is the GameID. Enter that and then select 'Choose Game'.
Alternatively, find the gameID by finding it on the filtered league schedule
TOYSL Schedule
Step 4: Enter your Game Information .. overview stuff, NEXT, then Discipline
Scroll down the page and start filling the Game Information section..then choose NEXT at the bottom of the page. This takes you to the Discipline page.
Step 5: Enter Player Game Stats section
You do NOT have to enter goal scoring information; just discipline data.
See the example below. Choose the team, choose the player (or choose Other and enter a name manually). Enter the time, YC or RC, select the type of discipline (which will be Unsporting Behaviour for about 70% of all entries) Choose UPDATE,
Then either enter in another Discipline event or select 'Finished/Done'
DO's and DON'Ts
DO Reports within 24 hrs of every game, if high school , do it before the end of the day.
DO Include names and number of players (eg.. 4-Johnson, Peter)
DO Use abbreviations shown below
DO Describe Caution fouls as 'reckless' and SendOff fouls as 'excessive'
DO Describe relevant information which leagues and KSRA should know about the fields
DO Provide FACTS
DONT Describe non-relevant information (eg... "it was a windless day and the sun shone brightly")
DONT offer your OPINION or recommendations for punishment
Example YC and RC Reports
Caution (YC)
At 35' #22 Peter Bigsby of Joes Plumbing recklessly pushed the Eagles Nest defender while challenging for the ball at midfield; was shown YC for USB
Send Off (RC)
At 22' #13 John Luckless of Joes Plumbing went into a tackle at midfield at high speed with leg straight and studs high to contact the Eagles Nest defender high on the leg knocking him down with excessive force, endangering the opponent without regard for safety. John was shown RC for SFP. He accepted the card without further comment and departed to the sideline.
DFK - Direct Free Kick
IFK - Indirect Free Kick
PK - Penalty Kick
YC - Yellow Card
RC - Red Card
YC - Yellow Card or Caution
USB - Unsporting Behavior (Yellow Card)
SPA - Stopping a Promising Attack
DT - Dissent (Yellow Card)
PI - Persistent Infringement (Yellow Card)
DR - Delaying the Restart (Yellow Card)
FRD - Failure to respect the distance (Yellow Card)
SFP - Serious Foul Play (Red Card)
VC - Violent Conduct (Red Card)
OFFINABUS - Offensive, Insulting or Abusive Language (Red Card)
DOGSO - Denying Obvious Goal Scoring Opportunity
DOG - Denying Obvious Goal
PIOP - Player in Offside position
ITOOTR - In the opinion of the referee
PA - Penalty Area
Extreme Weather
For adult league games we should have water breaks when temps are 28 degrees or higher. If teams agree to shortened halves, please accommodate.
Provincial B Cup ..all games are to have waterbreaks (short 2mins) and time is added to account for these water breaks.
Thunder or lightning are to result in a 30min stoppage undercover, with any recurrance of Thunder or Lightning 'resetting' the 30 mins. This is in accordance to the following
https://www.bcsoccer.net/media/3ylet34e/bc-soccer-extreme-weather-guidelines_24.pdf
Arrive at least 30 mins prior to game; pre-game with your AR team.
BCSPL Reporting with Comet Documentation
BCSPL Comet System Setup
BCSPL is a province wide league of regional teams. Thompson-Okanagan FC will play on several weekends in 2024, the first on April 27rd (three games).
Pregame team list checks are required, so early arrival is a must.
When the game is completed, the Middle shall login to the COMET assigning system and enter in the game score and any discipline (YC/RC) and submit this within 24 hrs. You should be able to do this right after the game using the Comet Mobile App. See the links to the right to get setup and submit your first game reports.