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 We are always looking for people who are interested in coaching their kids in soccer! 
     Many of our first-year coaches in the younger divisions (U06 - U08) have never coached or necessarily even played soccer before but yet have a very successful year.   For those of you who are considering coaching your child but do not feel comfortable yet with your knowledge of the game, we offer plenty of training programs and support to make your experience a success! 

If you have questions not answered on this web site, 
please feel free to contact our Coach Administrator at cbrowning@comcast.net. 
 

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 Safe Haven 
     AYSO Safe Haven training is an absolute requirement for all coaches. If you have not previously taken the training and do not take it this year, you cannot coach.   Basic Safe Haven training is good for life.

>>> To take Safe Haven training now, click this link: Safe Haven Class
Please note that you must complete your eAYSO volunteer registration before you take Safe Haven, and you must complete Safe Haven before you can take any coach training clinic.
Around July, the division coodinators for the team age groups will begin calling the prospective coaches to confirm and to work out details about practice days and fields. Teams are assigned in early August.

  Practice Fields

     The fields are located on Sellstation Rd. Coaches are responsible for weather related practice cancellation decisions. Occasionally we will cancel all practices due to thunder/lightening or flooded fields. Game day cancellations are done by the commissioner early Saturday mornings. We will post online information about weekend game cancellations due to bad weather or poor field conditions. In some cases, matches may be played in the rain, but they may be abandoned even in the absence of rain if playing would result in excess field wear. Please keep in mind that player safety is the responsibility of the referee, and that ultimately, it's the referees decision as to whether a match should be abandoned.
     Please avoid worn areas to limit damage to the turf, and use good judgment. If the players are getting muddy, it may be time to shift the practice to a less exposed area of the field. Note that many of our fields show bare areas after repeated use, particularly in front of the goals, which are easily torn up by cleats. Please practice away from these areas, and DON'T USE THE GOAL AREAS FOR PRACTICES. Use cones to mark off practice areas which avoid the worn spots.

Accident Reporting
   If a player or registered adult volunteer (such as a Coach or Assistant Coach) becomes injured during practice or a game, the injury must be reported. See the Accident Reporting page for information. Accident Reporting Form

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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