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ASYO Coaches Meeting ASYO Coaches Meeting Spring Season Kickoff March 11, 2017 This presentation can be found on our website later today! AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 1 Agenda • Overview of AYSO Program & Philosophies • Our Region: Board • Referee Notes • Training Opportunities • Playoffs and Tournaments • Player Registration Forms • Website • Game Schedules and Rescheduling • Weather Policy • US Soccer Mandates • AYSO United • AYSO Adult • Break up by Division AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 2 Overview of AYSO American Youth Soccer Organization AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 3 Vision • AYSO Vision – To provide world class youth soccer programs that enrich children’s lives AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 4 Mission • AYSO Mission – To develop and deliver quality youth soccer programs, which promote a fun, family environment based on the AYSO’s Six Philosophies: AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 5 AYSO Philosophies • Everyone Plays® • Balanced Teams • Open Registration • Positive Coaching • Good Sportsmanship • Player Development AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 6 Everyone Plays® Our goal is for kids to play soccer – so we mandate that every player on every team must play at least half of every game. It’s no fun to spend the game on the bench…and that’s no way to learn soccer! Everyone Plays® 1) In our region: No player plays a full game until all players play three-fourths. AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 7 Everyone Plays® • In our region: Play each player at least three quarters of every game, whenever possible. (No player plays 4 quarters if there’s players that didn’t play 3 quarters yet.) Exception: playoffs. • The "Everyone Plays" rule applies to all players, regardless of skill level or age, and regardless of the number of practices they attend. How Coaches Help • Keep track of who’s playing when AND where • Give all players a chance to play all positions at some point during the season – They MAY play the same position throughout the entire game. • The same players should not always sit out the first quarter of each game, so that they do not think of themselves as permanent substitutes. AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 8 Everyone Plays® Substitution • U05-U14: Approximately midway through each half. • At half-time. • For injury. NO substitutions on the fly! Substitution for injury: • If player is injured, the coach may provide a substitute. Injured player may not return until beginning of next “quarter”. Quarter is credited only to injured player. • Coach may choose not to substitute and to “play short” until injured player is ready to return to play the remainder of the “quarter”. (Wait for signal of referee.) AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 9 Balanced Teams Each year we form new teams as evenly as possible – because it is fair and more fun when teams of equal ability play. Balanced Teams AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 10 Open Registration Our program is open to all children between 4 and 19 years of age who want to register and play soccer. Interest and enthusiasm are the only criteria for playing. Open Registration AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 11 Positive Coaching Encouragement of player effort provides for greater enjoyment by the players and ultimately leads to better-skilled and better- motivated players. Positive Coaching AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 12 Good Sportsmanship We strive to create a safe, fair, fun and positive environment based on mutual respect, rather than a win-at-all-costs attitude, and our program is designed to instill good sportsmanship in every facet of AYSO. Good Sportsmanship AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 13 Good Sportsmanship Positive Coaching & Good Sportsmanship: • No negative commenting on officiating! (No matter whether this is a certified referee or the other coach.) Positive comments are encouraged! • No recruiting players AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 14 Player Development We believe that all players should be able to develop their soccer skills and knowledge to the best of their abilities, both individually and as members of a team, in order to maximize their enjoyment of the game. Player Development AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 15 Player Development How Coaches Help • Attend coaching clinics (mandatory) – A better trained coach contributes to and encourages player development • Sign-up for referee course • Come prepared: make a practice plan for each practice • Recognize, acknowledge and praise Player Development: “Nice pass,” “Great shot,” “Awesome move,” “Good defense,” etc. AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 16 AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 17 WE ARE: AYSO Region 1112 East Central Iowa National Office Local Region www.ayso.org www.ayso-cr.org (319) 804-8384 AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 18 Local AYSO Board Regional Commissioner Henk Rook [email protected] Coach Administrator Mark Lehman [email protected] Asst Coach Administrator Dave Ratzer [email protected] Referee Administrator Gary Cliff [email protected] Child & Volunteer Protection Advocate Beth Tribble [email protected] Treasurer Mary Hagensick [email protected] Safety Director Matthew Wolrab [email protected] Registrar Deb Menken [email protected] Scheduler Henk Rook [email protected] There’s Uniform Coordinator Michele Tiefel [email protected] VIP Administrator Patti [email protected] Room Volunteer Recognition Coordinator Mary Hagensick [email protected] for Playoff Coordinator Patti [email protected] You Webmaster Henk Rook [email protected] Too! Referee Mentor Program Coordinator Mark Holt [email protected] Player Referee Organization Admin Matt Milburn [email protected] AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 19 Division Coordinators • Division coordinators are there for you if you have questions or comments specific to a Division. U05 Jim Conklin [email protected] U06 Boys Kim Minks [email protected] U06 Girls Todd Bell [email protected] U07 Boys Mike Plagge [email protected] U07 Girls Kyle Golimowski [email protected] U08 Boys Tasha Murdock [email protected] U08 Girls Jason Fawcett [email protected] U10 Boys Dana Tiegen [email protected] U10 Girls Beth Tribble [email protected] U12 Boys Travis Vanderkamp [email protected] U12 Girls Open (Mark Lehman) [email protected] U14 Boys Jessica Longwisch [email protected] U14 Girls Dave Ratzer [email protected] U16/U19 Coed Henk Rook [email protected] AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 20 Platinum Region For the seventh time in the last eight years! AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 21 Player Counts We now have 2,400 players! • Largest soccer club in Iowa! • Larger than all soccer clubs combined! And we are well on our way to more… • 2300 games • 800 indoor players • 500 indoor games AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 22 Player Counts Player counts as of 3/10/2017: Division Boys Girls Total U-05 82 45 127 U-06 95 76 171 U-07 156 96 252 U-08 179 125 304 U-10 311 229 540 U-12 260 205 465 U-14 188 168 356 U-19 86 80 166 3% growth! VIP 16 3 19 Total 1373 1027 2400 57% boys – 43% girls AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 23 Communication with Parents • Contact new parents in next 72 hours! • Collect/confirm email addresses with first round of phone calls. Ask how often they check their email. • Communicate via email. Didn’t get a response? Follow-up with phone call! • Website for region related info A good and timely communication with the parents will save us a lot of work. AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 24 Gary Cliff Referee Administrator AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 25 Referee Coverage Goal is to provide referee coverage for 100% of our games, but we are dependent on volunteers just like you • Not your responsibility to coach and referee at same time • Recruit one or two volunteers from your team to take the referee training – Players as young as 10 can take the U08 Official course – Players 12 or older can take the Basic Referee course AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 26 Referee Training • Last course was on March 4 • Will do another one this spring if enough interest Check the Referee page on our website for more info. AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 27 AYSO Policies • Casts, Splints, … – Not allowed. – Players with casts or splints may NOT play in games even if the cast is padded and the player has been cleared by a Doctor. • Earrings, Piercings, … – Not allowed. – Earrings, piercings, jewelry, etc., must be removed before the player can take the field. AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 28 Substitution Policy • To ensure that every player gets to play at least 75% of every game AYSO allows a “substitution break” at approximately the mid point of each half. – Every player on the team who did not start the half should be sent in at the break point. – Look for an opportunity when the ball is naturally out of play – a goal; a throw in; a goal kick; … then restart play where things were before the break. • The purpose of this break is to facilitate substitutions. – Coaches should know who is being substituted for who, and be prepared to make the change quickly. – This is not a time for major coaching adjustments, snacks, … NO substitutions during quarters (“on the fly”) AYSO Region 1112 - Spring 2017 Coaches Meeting 29 Heading NO HEADING U12 and below • When players deliberately head the ball, then indirect free kick for opposing team.
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