Southern Alameda County Youth Soccer League

COACHES:

• Players and parents can expect coaches to provide a fun learning environment.
• Coaches will be on time and prepared for training sessions and games.
• Players and parents can expect the coaches to be fair and give an honest evaluation of players.
• Coaches will promote good sportsmanship and lead by example.
• Coaches will maintain good communication with parents and players.
• Coaches will hold players accountable who do not abide by good sportsmanship, attendance in games and practice sessions.
• Coaches will work toward not only the development of their team, but the individual development of each player.

PLAYERS:

• Players will come prepared for practice and games with all proper attire and equipment
• Players will be expected to give full attention during training sessions and games
• Players are expected to always work hard to help improve soccer skills and understanding of the game.
• The amount of playing time players will receive during games will be based on game performance, determination in practice, punctuality and attitude.
• Players should always be courteous of other players and teammates.
• It is expected that all players exemplify and demonstrate good sportsmanship at all times.
• Players are expected to be respectful of their coaches, officials and opponents.
• Players are required to carry exceptional grades in school while being a distinguished athlete.

PARENTS:

• Parents are expected to get players to practice and games on time, as well as pick up players timely.
• All parents are expected to carry proper sideline behavior.
• Parents should not yell instructions from the sideline and allow the coaches to properly instruct.
• If late to practice or a game, parents are expected to notify the coaching staff immediately and ensure their player is properly prepared with attire, equipment and ready to play.
• Parents should notify the coaching staff if school grades are below an acceptable level.
• Parents are required to fulfill financial commitments to the team and club.  If a financial hardship presents itself, parents are expected to communicate this information to the coaching staff or team manager.
• Parents should be supportive and recognize the value and importance of SACYSL volunteers, coaching staff, team mangers, referees and officials.
• Do no scold or criticize your child after a challenging game.  Encourage them and be supportive. 
• Be a role model and example to your child by exemplifying good sportsmanship at all times.