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Rules Of Competition
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Midwest Regional League
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        www.midwestregionalleague.com is the Midwest Regional League website. This is the source for current information - especially who to contact in order to be considered for game assignments. This site also has links to the forms needed for these games (Instructions to Referees, MRL rules, Assignor information and policies, and game-day forms).

       "The MIDWEST REGIONAL LEAGUE (MRL) mission is to provide the highest standard of competitive play for youth teams in US Youth Soccer Region II (the Midwest Region) and to assure the continued growth and development of elite level players." 

         "MRL features competition in five Age Groups (U14, U15, U16, U17, and U18) for both Boys and Girls.  Two seasons are offered – Fall and Spring.  Based on the number of teams in an Age Group, Premier and First Divisions are offered. Teams earn spots in the Premier Division by qualifying through their play in MRL competition. Within the Premier and First Division, sub-divisions may also be formed. A promotion and relegation system has been adopted ensuring that success on the field results in teams participating at the highest levels of the MRL.  Teams in the Premier Divisions compete for the two Wild Card slots that are available in each age group. Each year, more than 100 MRL teams participate in the Region II Championships as either state cup champs or MRL wild card entries."

        The MRL functions as an "extension of elite team competition for US Youth Soccer affiliated teams in each Region II State Association.  The top teams from State Associations qualify to participate in the regional league.  The MRL, in conjunction with each State Association, provides the opportunity for top teams to enter the highest level of competition in youth soccer.  The MRL works with the appointed MRL State Association Representative from each state association in serving the teams entered in our league.  State Associations register players and approve team rosters for play in the MRL."
                                                                           (cited from MRL homepage)

Click below for the MRL Rules, Referee Report form, and a supplement to the Referee Report form.