referee meeting
TONIGHT’S AGENDA AYSO PHILOSOPHIES BOARD MEMBER INTRODUCTIONS FIELDS AND EQUIPMENT CERTIFICATION PROGRAM AND INCENTIVES PLANNING A SUCCESSFUL SEASON/PLAYER DEVELOPMENT • REFEREE FOCUS AND RULES CHANGES • WEBSITES AND MOBILE SITES • • • • •
BOARD MEMBER CONTACTS LEE REMEN – REGIONAL COMMISSIONER [email protected] DAN GOULD & ADAM GLASER – COACH ADMINISTRATION [email protected] PAUL ZIESKE – REFEREE ADMINISTRATOR [email protected] DAVE BERNSTEIN – REGISTRAR [email protected] KEITH CRAWLEY – TEAM FORMATION [email protected] STEVE GALO – FIELDS & EQUIPMENT
[email protected]
FIELDS & EQUIPMENT IT’S ALL OUR RESPONSIBILITY
PUTTING GOALS AWAY GOALS
• REMOVE CENTER BAR COMPLETELY • FOLD BAR INTO GOAL • PLACE AGAINST THE WALL SO YOU CAN SEE GOAL NUMBER
FLAGS
• PLACE CORNER FLAGS & NUMBERS
PLANNING A SUCCESSFUL SEASON
GAME SCHEDULE CHANGES • •
PROCESS FOR RESCHEDULING GAMES:
•
RESPONSIBILITY LIES SOLELY WITH THE COACH AND/OR TEAM PARENT TO:
INDIVIDUAL GAMES MAY BE RESCHEDULED ONLY WITH THE CONSENT OF BOTH TEAM’S COACHES.
1.
REACH OUT TO THE OTHER TEAM AND DETERMINE A MUTUALLY AGREEABLE TIME
2. IDENTIFY AN AVAILABLE FIELD BY CHECKING THE MASTER SCHEDULE BY FIELD UNDER THE PUBLIC GAME SCHEDULE 3.
OBTAIN CONFIRMATION FROM THE SCHEDULER AND COACH ADMIN TEAM (WHO, AFTER CONFIRMING, WILL UPDATE THE GAME SCHEDULE)
4.
COMMUNICATE THE CHANGE TO YOUR PLAYERS AND PARENTS
KEYS TO SUCCESS PARENT COMMUNICATION
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
POSITIVE GAME COACHING
PLAN A PARENT MEETING
DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE TO PLAN PRACTICE
OVER COMMUNICATE PRACTICE AND GAME TIMES
UK PRACTICES PLANS AND ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
DON’T FORGET TO PRACTICE IN GAME SCENARIOS SO KIDS DON’T BECOME JOYSTICKS
KEEP IT FUN BUT LEARN A NEW SKILL
KEEP SCORES CLOSE
PLAN A SCRIMMAGE WITH ANOTHER TEAM
ALL KIDS MUST PLAY HALF THE GAME
BE PROACTIVE IN DISCUSSING ISSUES WITH THEIR CHILD
COMMUNICATE EXPECTATIONS FOR THE PARENTS AND THEIR CHILD
MAKE SURE YOU HAVE YOUR ASSISTANT COACH OR ANOTHER PARENT AT PRACTICE UK COACHES TEAM PRACTICES & PLAYER SKILL CLINICS
ENCOURAGE POSITIVE SPORTSMANSHIP TOWARDS BOTH TEAMS LET THE REFEREE REF
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT •
WEEKLY COACH PRACTICE PLANS POSTED ON GLENVIEWAYSO.ORG
• • •
PLAYER CLINICS RUN BY UK COACHES
TEAM WORKSHOPS AYSO EXTRA PROGRAM THE BEST POSSIBLE SOCCER EXPERIENCE
REFEREE FOCUS & 2017-18 RULE CHANGES
UNIFORM & EQUIPMENT • NO JEWELRY!
• INCLUDES EARRINGS, WATCHES, FITNESS DEVICES, BANDS • EARRINGS CANNOT BE WORN COVERED WITH TAPE – MUST COME OUT
• MEDICAL BRACELETS AND RELIGIOUS ITEMS CAN BE WORN, BUT MUST BE SAFE
• SHIN GUARDS GO ON FIRST, THEN SOCKS TO COMPLETELY COVER THEM
SUBSTITUTIONS & NUMBER OF PLAYERS • SUBSTITUTIONS MAY ONLY OCCUR AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES:
• ABOUT HALFWAY THROUGH EACH HALF WHEN REFEREE STOPS PLAY, AT HALFTIME, OR TO REPLACE AN INJURED PLAYER
• 5U & 6U USA SOCCER – 4V4 | GLENVIEW AYSO - 3V3 • 7U & 8U USA SOCCER – 4V4 | GLENVIEW AYSO - 5V5
THROW INS KICK INS • • •
AGES: 5U THROUGH 8U
•
OPPOSING PLAYERS MUST BE AT LEAST TWO YARDS FROM THE BALL UNTIL IT IS KICKED
•
SECOND TOUCHES BY THE PLAYER DOING THE INITIAL KICK ARE ALLOWED BUT NOT ENCOURAGED
INSTEAD OF THROW-INS, PLAYERS DO PASS-IN’S BALL IS PLACED ON THE GROUND OUTSIDE OR ON THE TOUCH LINE NEAR THE SPOT WHERE IT HAD CROSSED GOING OUT OF PLAY, AND THE PLAYER KICKS IT INTO PLAY (E.G. A PASS TO A TEAMMATE)
NO HEADING AND GOAL KEEPER PUNTING Ages: Up to and including 12U. Players are not allowed to head the ball, during practices or during games. An indirect free kick can be awarded to the opposing team if a player, deliberately touches the ball with his/her head during a match.
Ages: 9U, 10U, 12U Goalkeepers are not allowed to punt the ball (drop kicks and halfvolleys are also not allowed). An indirect free kick can be awarded to the opposing team if a goalkeeper deliberately punts the ball during a match.
BUILD OUT LINE • ACROSS THE FIELD BETWEEN THE TOP OF THE PENALTY AREA AND THE HALFWAY LINE.
•
WHEN THE GOALKEEPER HAS POSSESSION OF THE BALL, INCLUDING GOAL KICKS, OPPOSING TEAM MUST MOVE OUTSIDE BUILD-OUT LINE. THE GOALKEEPER MUST PASS, THROW OR ROLL THE BALL TO A TEAMMATE THAT IS INSIDE THE BUILD-OUT LINE.
• PLAYERS CAN PLAY THE BALL BACK INTO PLAY AT ANY TIME. THEY DO NOT HAVE TO WAIT FOR PLAYERS TO RETURN TO THE BUILD OUT LINE
• AFTER THE BALL IS PUT INTO PLAY, THE OPPOSING TEAM THEN CAN CROSS THE BUILD-OUT LINE AND PLAY RESUMES AS NORMAL.
• DETERMINES OFFSIDE INSTEAD OF THE HALFWAY LINE.
• REFEREES PROVIDE GUIDANCE ESPECIALLY AT BEGINNING OF SEASON
• REFEREE STOPS PLAY, EXPLAINS THE RULE AND RESTARTS PLAY WITH A DO-OVER OR INDIRECT KICK
HANDLING THE CHANGES
THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO! CHECK OUT THESE WEBSITES FOR MORE GREAT INFO!! LIKE US ON FACEBOOK AND FOLLOW US ON TWITTER OR INSTAGRAM
OTHER WEBSITES AND SOCIAL MEDIA STAY CONNECTED!
BOARD MEMBER CONTACTS LEE REMEN – REGIONAL COMMISSIONER [email protected] DAN GOULD & ADAM GLASER – COACH ADMINISTRATION [email protected] PAUL ZIESKE – REFEREE ADMINISTRATOR [email protected] DAVE BERNSTEIN – REGISTRAR [email protected] KEITH CRAWLEY – TEAM FORMATION [email protected] STEVE GALO – FIELDS & EQUIPMENT
[email protected]
FIELDS & EQUIPMENT IT’S ALL OUR RESPONSIBILITY
PUTTING GOALS AWAY GOALS
• REMOVE CENTER BAR COMPLETELY • FOLD BAR INTO GOAL • PLACE AGAINST THE WALL SO YOU CAN SEE GOAL NUMBER
FLAGS
• PLACE CORNER FLAGS & NUMBERS
PLANNING A SUCCESSFUL SEASON
GAME SCHEDULE CHANGES • •
PROCESS FOR RESCHEDULING GAMES:
•
RESPONSIBILITY LIES SOLELY WITH THE COACH AND/OR TEAM PARENT TO:
INDIVIDUAL GAMES MAY BE RESCHEDULED ONLY WITH THE CONSENT OF BOTH TEAM’S COACHES.
1.
REACH OUT TO THE OTHER TEAM AND DETERMINE A MUTUALLY AGREEABLE TIME
2. IDENTIFY AN AVAILABLE FIELD BY CHECKING THE MASTER SCHEDULE BY FIELD UNDER THE PUBLIC GAME SCHEDULE 3.
OBTAIN CONFIRMATION FROM THE SCHEDULER AND COACH ADMIN TEAM (WHO, AFTER CONFIRMING, WILL UPDATE THE GAME SCHEDULE)
4.
COMMUNICATE THE CHANGE TO YOUR PLAYERS AND PARENTS
KEYS TO SUCCESS PARENT COMMUNICATION
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
POSITIVE GAME COACHING
PLAN A PARENT MEETING
DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE TO PLAN PRACTICE
OVER COMMUNICATE PRACTICE AND GAME TIMES
UK PRACTICES PLANS AND ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
DON’T FORGET TO PRACTICE IN GAME SCENARIOS SO KIDS DON’T BECOME JOYSTICKS
KEEP IT FUN BUT LEARN A NEW SKILL
KEEP SCORES CLOSE
PLAN A SCRIMMAGE WITH ANOTHER TEAM
ALL KIDS MUST PLAY HALF THE GAME
BE PROACTIVE IN DISCUSSING ISSUES WITH THEIR CHILD
COMMUNICATE EXPECTATIONS FOR THE PARENTS AND THEIR CHILD
MAKE SURE YOU HAVE YOUR ASSISTANT COACH OR ANOTHER PARENT AT PRACTICE UK COACHES TEAM PRACTICES & PLAYER SKILL CLINICS
ENCOURAGE POSITIVE SPORTSMANSHIP TOWARDS BOTH TEAMS LET THE REFEREE REF
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT •
WEEKLY COACH PRACTICE PLANS POSTED ON GLENVIEWAYSO.ORG
• • •
PLAYER CLINICS RUN BY UK COACHES
TEAM WORKSHOPS AYSO EXTRA PROGRAM THE BEST POSSIBLE SOCCER EXPERIENCE
REFEREE FOCUS & 2017-18 RULE CHANGES
UNIFORM & EQUIPMENT • NO JEWELRY!
• INCLUDES EARRINGS, WATCHES, FITNESS DEVICES, BANDS • EARRINGS CANNOT BE WORN COVERED WITH TAPE – MUST COME OUT
• MEDICAL BRACELETS AND RELIGIOUS ITEMS CAN BE WORN, BUT MUST BE SAFE
• SHIN GUARDS GO ON FIRST, THEN SOCKS TO COMPLETELY COVER THEM
SUBSTITUTIONS & NUMBER OF PLAYERS • SUBSTITUTIONS MAY ONLY OCCUR AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES:
• ABOUT HALFWAY THROUGH EACH HALF WHEN REFEREE STOPS PLAY, AT HALFTIME, OR TO REPLACE AN INJURED PLAYER
• 5U & 6U USA SOCCER – 4V4 | GLENVIEW AYSO - 3V3 • 7U & 8U USA SOCCER – 4V4 | GLENVIEW AYSO - 5V5
THROW INS KICK INS • • •
AGES: 5U THROUGH 8U
•
OPPOSING PLAYERS MUST BE AT LEAST TWO YARDS FROM THE BALL UNTIL IT IS KICKED
•
SECOND TOUCHES BY THE PLAYER DOING THE INITIAL KICK ARE ALLOWED BUT NOT ENCOURAGED
INSTEAD OF THROW-INS, PLAYERS DO PASS-IN’S BALL IS PLACED ON THE GROUND OUTSIDE OR ON THE TOUCH LINE NEAR THE SPOT WHERE IT HAD CROSSED GOING OUT OF PLAY, AND THE PLAYER KICKS IT INTO PLAY (E.G. A PASS TO A TEAMMATE)
NO HEADING AND GOAL KEEPER PUNTING Ages: Up to and including 12U. Players are not allowed to head the ball, during practices or during games. An indirect free kick can be awarded to the opposing team if a player, deliberately touches the ball with his/her head during a match.
Ages: 9U, 10U, 12U Goalkeepers are not allowed to punt the ball (drop kicks and halfvolleys are also not allowed). An indirect free kick can be awarded to the opposing team if a goalkeeper deliberately punts the ball during a match.
BUILD OUT LINE • ACROSS THE FIELD BETWEEN THE TOP OF THE PENALTY AREA AND THE HALFWAY LINE.
•
WHEN THE GOALKEEPER HAS POSSESSION OF THE BALL, INCLUDING GOAL KICKS, OPPOSING TEAM MUST MOVE OUTSIDE BUILD-OUT LINE. THE GOALKEEPER MUST PASS, THROW OR ROLL THE BALL TO A TEAMMATE THAT IS INSIDE THE BUILD-OUT LINE.
• PLAYERS CAN PLAY THE BALL BACK INTO PLAY AT ANY TIME. THEY DO NOT HAVE TO WAIT FOR PLAYERS TO RETURN TO THE BUILD OUT LINE
• AFTER THE BALL IS PUT INTO PLAY, THE OPPOSING TEAM THEN CAN CROSS THE BUILD-OUT LINE AND PLAY RESUMES AS NORMAL.
• DETERMINES OFFSIDE INSTEAD OF THE HALFWAY LINE.
• REFEREES PROVIDE GUIDANCE ESPECIALLY AT BEGINNING OF SEASON
• REFEREE STOPS PLAY, EXPLAINS THE RULE AND RESTARTS PLAY WITH A DO-OVER OR INDIRECT KICK
HANDLING THE CHANGES
THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO! CHECK OUT THESE WEBSITES FOR MORE GREAT INFO!! LIKE US ON FACEBOOK AND FOLLOW US ON TWITTER OR INSTAGRAM
OTHER WEBSITES AND SOCIAL MEDIA STAY CONNECTED!
