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Question Number: 15105Law 1- The Field 4/2/2007RE: good High School keeper of Buffalo, NY US asks...what are the dimentions of a high school soccer field? also i know that the goal box is 6 yards from the goal line but how wide is it, and i know the penalty box is 18 yards from the goal line but how wide is it? Answer provided by Referee Chuck Fleischer For the first part, we have answered you twice. Search the database for Law 1, there you'll be able to read our answers again.
Second part. The goal area 6x20 and penalty area 18x44 yards.
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