SCSA Eagles

🏆 PRESIDENT’S CUP CHAMPIONS! 🏆

The SCSA Eagles Men Senior Team are officially PRESIDENT’S CUP CHAMPIONS! 🦅🏆 organized by Sint Maarten Football Federation.

What a season! What a team! What a journey! 💪🏽🔥

Congratulations to our players, coaches, staff, board, supporters, and everyone who continues to believe in the Eagles.

Champions once again! 🏆🦅
Let’s go Eagles! 💙🤍🖤
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Champions!

🏆🦅 PRESIDENT’S CUP CHAMPIONS! 🦅🏆

SCSA Eagles are the St.Maarten Football Federation President’s Cup Champions, defeating United Super Stars Football Club ! With 4-2 💪🏽🔥

But the biggest victory tonight was seeing our youth player Deion Panthoplet make his Men Senior debut! 🌟👏🏽

This is what youth development is about giving our young players a pathway from youth football to the senior team and eventually to representing Sint Maarten internationally. 🇸🇽🌎

🏆 5x Back-to-Back Champions
🏆 President’s Cup Champions
🌱 Developing our youth
🇸🇽 Representing Sint Maarten

LET’S GO EAGLES! 🦅🔥
Semper Pro Grediens!

Let’s go Eagles!🦅

An injured player is NOT required to leave the field of play for one minute for and/or after the treatment when:
➡ the player:
– indicates that they do not require medical attention, except where play was stopped for the injury; or
– voluntarily leaves the field during play or a stoppage, provided that this does not delay the restart
➡ there is an injury for which Law 5 permits a player to be treated on the field of play:
– a goalkeeper is injured
– a goalkeeper and an outfield player have collided and need attention
– players from the same team have collided and need attention
– a severe injury has occurred, especially a head injury (e.g. concussion), cardiac issue or life-threatening event (e.g. seizure, choking etc.)
– a player is injured as the result of a physical offence for which the opponent is cautioned or sent off (e.g. a yellow card for reckless or red card for serious foul challenge), even if the assessment/treatment is not completed quickly
– a penalty kick has been awarded and the injured player will be the kicker

It should be noted that if play is stopped for a head injury and/or a player is assessed/treated for a head injury, the player must then leave the field of play for one minute. This period is important to medically evaluate whether it is safe for the player to continue playing.

Competition organisers may decide that in cases of bleeding or where play is stopped quickly due to a potential head injury but it is immediately clear that the injury is not severe and either no assessment/treatment is required or it is completed quickly, the player must still leave the field of play but may be given permission to return by the referee after play restarts without having to wait one minute.