Timing and Overtime
- Games are played with a 40 minute continuous clock, 2 (20 minute) halves.
- The clock will stop at every dead ball inside 2 minutes of each half if the score is within 8 points.
- Halftime is five (5) minutes.
- Each time the ball is spotted, a team has 30 seconds to snap the ball.
- Each team has (1) 60 second time-out per half during the “regular season”.
- Each team will have (2) 30 second time-outs per half for “end of season” tournaments only.
- Officials can stop the clock at their discretion.
- In the event of an injury the clock will stop and then restart when the injured player is removed from the field of play.
- If the score is tied at the end of regulation, the game will go into overtime except in the 5-6 division.
- In tournament or playoff situations, an overtime period will be used to determine a winner in all divisions.
- Overtime: There will be a coin toss. Each team will go for 1 point (no-run zone). If still tied, each team will go for 1 point again. If still tied after the 2nd time, each team will go for 2 points (run or pass) until someone wins. Teams will stay on the same side of field during overtime.