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Question Number: 22401League Specific 10/31/2009RE: High School, 4-A, Varsity High School William Calvert of Charlotte, NC USA asks...What is the North Carolina High School soccer rule for stoppage time in a conference game? Answer provided by Referee Dennis Wickham I can tell you NFHS rules, but not whether NC has modified it. High school does not use a running clock and 'stoppage time.' Instead, the clock is stopped for goals, penalty kicks, cautions/disqualifications, to assess injuries, and at the discretion of the referee.
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