To REMOVE a player SUSPENSION, click on the appropriate payment below. Please note that the number of games and fine amounts are not negotiable. They are always the same for everyone.  You can find your suspension on your team’s roster

Fines Must be paid by Wednesday in order to be cleared for a Sunday game.  Players should not create an account.  Check out as a guest.

Payment must be received by Wednesday for you to have your suspension processed for a Sunday game. Under no circumstances will we remove suspensions before the proper suspension has been paid for and served according to the game report. You should follow up with an email to be sure we have received your fine and email and that the suspension has been processed. Calling on Sunday to check will not work. There is nothing we can do on game day.

Fines and Suspensions may be increased by the league. Multiple suspensions of the same player during a seasonal year (August to August) may be increased.

Cards or games may be protested by paying a non-refundable $100 fee along with a written protest. The written protest and fee must be received within 72 hours of the game.

Your protest must prove that the referee applied the rules of the game incorrectly. According to FIFA and US Soccer rules, judgment calls are not protestable. You have to prove a misapplication of the rules to win a protest. A good example of this is an indirect free kick that enters the goal untouched and the goal is allowed to stand. 

In the case where a protest is won and a game is replayed, both teams shall cover the cost of the replay, $200 each.  The game starts 0-0 with full rosters.  Suspensions stand.  If a team chooses not to play or pay the replay cost, they forfeit and lose a point.  Where the teams cannot agree on a date and venue, the league will make the final decision.

The $100 fee is not returned under any circumstances, even if you win the protest.

* A player receiving a 2nd caution in a game will receive the greater of the suspension. For example: a late tackle yellow and a denied goal hand ball is a 2 game suspension. This is due to the fact that the 2nd infraction was a standing red and not a second yellow.

Suspensions for S2 VC violent conduct or referee abuse, or referee assault, carry over from year to year. Two violent conduct cards in the same year may result in an additional suspension and fine. Please make sure that every player understands these rules.