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300 S. Torrey Pines Dr. · Garside Jr High · Las Vegas, NV 89107
⚽ 4v4 Soccer Tournament & 💧 Water Festival
The Hydro Cup is a two-night community soccer tournament and water festival for youth ages 7–16. Fast, fun, no-goalie 4v4 format keeps games exciting and action-packed all night long.
Whether your kid is a seasoned player or just getting started, this event is built for everyone. Bring the whole family — there's plenty beyond the pitch to keep everyone entertained until 11pm.
📌 Bring your own cleats & sunscreen!
Competitive divisions for youth ages 7–16 with trophies for winners.
Play soccer with water elements — the ultimate summer mashup.
DJ keeps the energy going all night from 4pm to 11pm both days.
Multiple food trucks on site all weekend — dinner sorted.
4v4 with no goalie means constant action, more touches for every player, and faster games. It's the most fun format for kids — everyone is always involved. Games are shorter so teams play more matches throughout the night.
Yes — tournament players and their families get full access to the water festivities including splash zones. It's a community event, so spectators and non-players are also welcome.
Bring cleats, shin guards, a water bottle, and sunscreen. Food trucks are on site so no need to eat before you arrive.
If you have other questions please email us at lvsoccerevents@gmail.com or text/call 702-551-4514. We're happy to help!
300 S. Torrey Pines Dr. · Garside Jr High · Las Vegas, NV 89107
The following rules have been designed to ensure fair play for all participants. Each player is expected to understand these rules prior to participation. Questions should be directed to Hydro Cup Staff.
Good sportsmanship is REQUIRED at all times. Coaches are held responsible for the conduct of themselves, their players, players' parents and spectators.
Maximum 8 players per team. A team must have a minimum of 3 field players. There are no goalkeepers in 4v4.
A player may roster with multiple teams. Only scheduling conflict requests permitted are for coaches with 2+ teams. Boys may play their age or up to 2 years older. Girls follow boys guidelines with the exception of playing down 1 age in the boys division.
Depending on total teams, the tournament may combine age divisions. Teams will be notified prior to the tournament if groups are combined.
No color designation for home/away; however, home team is liable to change in case of color conflict. Home team is responsible for providing the game balls.
Hard casts must be wrapped and approved by referees. No jewelry allowed (earrings, necklaces, bracelets). Medical equipment (hearing aids, medical bracelets) is the only exception.
The playing field is 90 feet long by 60 feet wide.
Two 12-minute halves with a one-minute halftime. No timeouts. The game clock does not stop. Games tied after regulation end in a tie — except in playoffs.
The scoring player must be on the attacking half of the field. Any goal from the defending half results in a goal kick for the opposing team.
Substitutions may be made during dead-ball situations, regardless of possession. Players must enter and exit at mid-field. No "on the fly" substitutions.
Players receiving a yellow card must be substituted immediately. They may return at the next substitution opportunity. Two yellows in one game = red card.
Ejected players are suspended for their next game (no exceptions). The team must finish the game a player short if the ejected player was on the field.
3-minute "golden goal" overtime. If still tied, a penalty shootout decides the winner. Coin toss decides who kicks first. Each team selects 4 shooters.
Players may defend in the goal box but cannot use hands or linger without the ball present. Goals scored inside the goal box result in a goal kick for the defending team.
Sliding is allowed only if no contact is made with another player. Contact during a slide results in a free kick from the spot of infraction.
Deliberate handling that denies a goal-scoring opportunity results in a penalty kick. All other unintentional hand balls are at the referee's discretion.
The ball is kicked in from the sideline (no throw-ins). Kick-offs may go in any direction. You cannot score directly from a kick-off or kick-in.
On a goal kick, the opposing team must get behind the half-line. The possessing team may play before opponents are fully behind the build-out line but accepts the positioning of opponents.
Direct kicks taken from the center of the mid-line with all players behind the mid-line. If no goal is scored, the defense obtains possession with a goal kick.
Win = 3 points · Tie = 1 point · Loss = 0 points. No bonus points awarded. Tiebreakers: Head-to-head → Goal differential (max 6 goals/game) → Goals conceded → Goals scored.
Protests are strongly discouraged. Referee judgment calls are not grounds for protest. A protest must be filed with the Tournament Director within 30 minutes of the game. Videotape is not acceptable.
Player safety is paramount. No refunds once a team has been accepted and paid. Closure of fields due to inclement weather is outside of Hydro Cup's control.