'01 Misconduct Tracking, 2014-2015 Classic League

The new public tracking paints a clear picture of the teams and players (since their jersey #s are posted). At least it gives referees and coaches a heads-up.

D1

http://events.gotsport.com/events/misconduct.aspx?EventID=39881&GroupID=372725&Gender=Boys&Age=14

DT South '01 and Sporting United '01, are at the pinnacle with 10 misconduct points. Not much of a surprise from teams known for playing extremely punishing games.

Solar Chelsea SC 01B Red South (Passos), has the least cards & points, with only 2 points.

Across the 10 squads, a total of 4 red cards. Not too shabby.

D2

Estudiantes leads all teams in ALL THREE Classic League divisions with 15 points. One player has three yellow cards. This team is extremely physical to a level DTS & Sporting do not even aspire. The last game I watched, they were extremely fortunate to leave the field without a batch of red cards. The referee made a best effort to not allow cards/penalties to decide the match. The other team left the pitch with multiple players injured and/or limping. Even the parents try to get in on the action. With parents physically challenging parents on the opponent side.

Chivas de Guadalajara and FCD Premier, are at the polar opposite with 2 misconduct points.

http://events.gotsport.com/events/misconduct.aspx?EventID=39881&GroupID=372726&Gender=Boys&Age=14

D3

A relatively benign picture is painted for D3. There's not too much of an issue with card accumulation in this division.

http://events.gotsport.com/events/misconduct.aspx?EventID=39881&GroupID=372727&Gender=Boys&Age=14

"Estudiantes leads all teams in ALL THREE Classic League divisions with 15 points. One player has three yellow cards. This team is extremely physical to a level DTS & Sporting do not even aspire. The last game I watched, they were extremely fortunate to leave the field without a batch of red cards. The referee made a best effort to not allow cards/penalties to decide the match. The other team left the pitch with multiple players injured and/or limping. Even the parents try to get in on the action. With parents physically challenging parents on the opponent side. """

what this means is that the league needs to get off its rear and send an official to watch estudiantes's games from here until the end of the season...

Heck, there are many older teams with > 20 "points"...if by points we mean yellow cards, which seems to be the case.   There are numerous kids who are already suspended for 3 games due to 5 yellow cards.  

In U11 D1, the average team has 2 cards.   I'm quite sure they are more willing to yellow cards kids (for the same offense) as they get older, but not looking forward to the combination of testosterone and idiocy of teenagers.

when the parents are getting in on it, its time for the league to act....