• The ball must be moved by the wheelchair--not by the hand or foot of a player or by contact with a player's body, unless it is by accident. Intentionally maneuvering the ball with any part of a player's body is a violation.
• Only two players from each team and the goal keeper are allowed in the goal zone at any given time.
• Any ball that goes out of bounds is hit-in by the team not responsible for putting the ball out of bounds, at the point along the sideline where it left the court.
• Fouls result in free kicks and penalty kicks, depending on the severity of the foul.

Minor fouls include:

• Holding: physically restraining the movement of an opponent's wheelchair.
• Clipping: contacting an opponent's wheelchair on the side.
• Redirecting: changing the direction of the opponent's wheelchair by pushing directly against it.
• Backing up: when a player's wheelchair travels backward in a straight line with all four wheels rotating backwards. Only the goalie is allowed to go in reverse.
• Hand ball: intentionally moving the ball with hands or feet.
• Illegal substitution: player entering the court without the referee's permission.
• Goal zone violation: a team has more than the allotted number of players in the goal zone.

Major fouls include:

• Charging: a player ramming his chair in to that of another player who has position.
• Goal tending: any player with one wheel over the goal line.
• Unsportsmanlike conduct: deliberate disrespect to the spirit of the game.

The complete Rules and Regulations for power soccer are on the National Power Soccer Association's website.

NCHPAD would like to acknowledge Christy Cloyd, and the Rockford Park District Power Soccer Team coaches and players for their support and participation in developing this video clip series.