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Oklahoma Premier League - OPL

 

OKLAHOMA PREMIER LEAGUE

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On November 8, 2017 the competitive clubs approved restructuring of the Oklahoma Premier and Competitive leagues to the following format:

  • OPL Gold Division becomes - Oklahoma Super Premier League  
  • OPL Silver Division becomes – OPL Division One
  • OCL Division 1 becomes – OPL Division Two
  • OCL Division 2 becomes – OPL Division Three

 

Fall 2018 Oklahoma Premier League Team Registration Application CLOSED

11U-14U will play a Fall and Spring season

15U-19U will play only an extended season August 25, 2018-February 11, 2019

 

Fall  2018 Competitive TImeline

June 25 – OPL team applications open

July 2 – OPL team applications CLOSE (Bracketing from July 5-6) (OCC review July 9-13)

July 27 – Slated games sent to OCC

August 1 – Competitive Registration Opens

August 3 – Competitive Schedules Published

August 15 - Competitive Registrations Closes

August 25 - OPL Fall season begins

 

Fall 2018 Competitive Play Weekends

August 25-26

September 8-9

September 15 - Festival

September 22-23

September 29-30

October 6 - Festival 

October 20-21

November 3-4

November 9-10 - Festival 

November 17-18

 

 

OPL Referee fees per team, per game:

17U -19U: $75.00 per team/per game

15U – 16U: $67.50 per team/per game

13U – 14U: $60.00 per team/per game

11U – 12: $50.00 per team/per game

 

SRPL 2018 Qualifying Teams

If you have questions about SRPL or OPL please contact Pauletta Price at pauletta@oksoccer.com

 

OSA Competitive Staff

ADOC , Competitive - David Yates - Email

Competitive VP - Quant Tran - Email

Director of Operations - David Moore - Email 

Director of Competitive Programs - Paulette Price - Email

 

To assist our members with communication on the competitive leagues, we have established the communication links with the Club Directors of Coaching. Information, questions and concerns can many times be  addressed by your club coach and/or Director of Coaching. Items that cannot be answered within your club communication can be directed to:

 

Rules and Policies

  • David Yates, Competitive Chair/ADOC

 

Quan Tran - OSA VP Competitive

 

Scheduling, Rosters and Registration

  • Scheduling Committee

·         Robert Allen

·         Quan Tran

·         Gary Boreham

 

Pauletta Price, Director of Competitive Programs

 

Facility, Complexes and Fields

  • David Moore, Director of Operations

OPL OCL communication links 2017

Travel During Severe Weather  

The safety of our members is always our top priority at OSA. Due to the potential for severe weather in every season, please check with the complex where you are scheduled to play to ensure it is open. If it is not safe to travel please contact your opponent as early as possible for information and site situation. Clubs should consider contacting opponents who are traveling to forewarn them of complex closures or time/field changes due to severe weather conditions. Referee assignors should be informed of any changes to schedules due to severe weather conditions. Good luck on the pitch and please be safe.

From the OPL League Policies concerning game cancellation due to weather:

Temperature –  in consideration that the League is a fall extended season that plays through the winter months, the follow guidelines will be used to determine if a game can be cancelled based on the current mean temperature at the start of play:

  1. 40 degrees or above – The match will play as scheduled, if a team decides not to play then the result will be recorded as a forfeit (3-0) and team forfeits their bond.
  2. 20-39 degrees - Game may be played if both teams and OSA deem appropriate. Any of the three parties can "veto" playing and the game will be rescheduled.
  3. 19 degrees or below – Game(s) will be postponed.
 
In the event of diminished playing circumstances (rain, cold, etc.) if the complex remains open and the referee declares the field conditions safe for play, the teams/coach do not have the authority, even by mutual agreement to reschedule the match. Failure to play the match will result in a review by the LOC and the match may be declared a forfeit or double forfeit.
 
 
 
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