Don't forget the restrictions when transferring between SCDSL clubs...
http://www.scdslsoccer.com/docs/SCDSL Rules_2016Update.pdf.pdf
The transfer rule that the SCDSL adopted is enforceable at the league level. The new Cal South Transfer
Rule (effective 8/1/14) now requires DOC approval from both clubs on the release and transfer, no matter
what league the player participates in. It also includes an appeal process, through Cal South, if the
outgoing DOC refuses the player release. However, for SCDSL purposes, clubs that disregard the SCDSL
rule are undermining the spirit of the league, and will be subject to board and Technical Committee
review, and potential non-renewal for the following season. Even if an appeal is upheld through Cal South
and the player is allowed to release from a SCDSL team, the incoming SCDSL club is expected to obtain
the required approval from the outgoing DOC per the SCDSL Transfer Rule. If the outgoing DOC denies
the transfer then the incoming club cannot register the player via a transfer.
Specifically, a player release (drop) from any SCDSL team and subsequent signing at any time prior to the
end of State/National Cup competition, as defined above, by another SCDSL team, is considered a
transfer and will be considered a violation of the SCDSL rule as it is intended.
)). With DeMelo's team, he only had three to four subs, so it was a little easier to track who went in and out in the first half.
