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Question Number: 21785League Specific 8/14/2009RE: REC Under 9 Shannon of Lavon, TX USA asks...U8Girls - For this age group are there throw ins or kick ins? Answer provided by Referee Gary Voshol That will depend on your local rules. As a preference, I certainly hope it would be throw-ins. U8 is a great time for them to learn how to do it correctly. Some youth leagues allow a re-do on the first bad throw-in just to emphasize the learning.
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View Referee Gary Voshol profileAnswer provided by Referee Keith Contarino Contact your local association. I hope they are not using kick ins which are never used in real soccer. This is a good age group to learn throw-ins
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