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Question Number: 15033Law 1- The Field 3/23/2007RE: Cmpetive High School Trolex Smithers of Buffalo, New York USA asks...what is the dimensions of a soccer feild?
(highs school, pro etc.) like how long is it, and how wide????? Answer provided by Referee Ben Mueller Depends. This is layed out in the NFHS Rule Book. There are specific lengths and width requierments.
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View Referee Ben Mueller profileAnswer provided by Referee Chuck Fleischer US High School rule 1 recommends for junior high 100x55 yards and for high school 110x65 yards. For an international match the Laws of the Game recommend a length from 100 m to 110 m and a width of from 64 m to 75 m. Norman field dimensions are 90-120 m long and 45 to 90 m wide and the ground must be a rectangle.
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Read other Q & A regarding Law 1- The Field The following questions were asked as a follow up to the above question...See Question: 15047 -
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