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| Spring 2008 Coach Packet |
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| Spring 2008 Coach Contact List Click here for pdf |
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| Spring 2008 Trophy List Click here for pdf ... Click here for Online form submission |
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| Spring 2008 Need To Know Click here for pdf |
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| Spring 2008 Rank Guide Click here for pdf |
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| Spring 2008 Region 671 Coach Info Click here for pdf |
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| Spring 2008 Referee Guide to Refereeing Click here for pdf |
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| Spring 2008 Coach Guide to Refereeing Click here for pdf |
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| Spring 2008 Coach Evaluation Click here for pdf |
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| Recent Rule Changes in Effect |
| The following changes will be implemented as recommended by AYSO National.
U8 Free Kicks: ALL free kicks for U8 will now be Direct Free Kicks. This means that any free kick is a scoring opportunity. Make your players aware of this in advance.
U8 Goalkeepers: There will be keepers in U8. Our region recently voted this into effect.
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| Coach Web Blog |
New for EMSL Coaches, a web blog has been established separate from the EMSL web site for you to use as a networking tool with other coaches. We encourage you to begin visiting it and asking questions, making comments, etc. We are all here to do the same job and sharing information or discussing problems we experience can be beneficial for the legue and the players. Do not give this link to players, it is intended for adult coach discussions only.
Visit the link below to get started.
Link coming soon!
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| Coach Clinics |
| All coaches must complete the appropriate clinic before coaching their team. Below is a brief description of each course. For more information contact the Coach Administrator.
U8 Coach's Clinic: All first-time coaches who will be coaching at the U8 level must complete this course. It covers the basics of soccer relevant to the U8 age group, including a field session, and prepares the coach for team management, and covers the AYSO philosophy.
U10 Coach's Clinic: All coaches who have completed the U8 clinic, and who will be coaching at the U10 level, must complete this course. It covers the skills and training relevant to the U10 age group. It expands on soccer knowledge of the coach and includes a field session loaded with drills and games used to teach the game.
U12 (Youth) Coach's Clinic: All coaches who have completed the U10 clinic, and who will be coaching at the U10 level, must complete this course. It covers the skills and training relevant to the U12 age group. It expands on soccer knowledge of the coach and includes a field session loaded with drills and games used to teach the game.
Intermediate Coach's Clinic: Coaches must have completed the U12 coach's clinic to take this course. It is recommended for any coach who will be coaching at U12 or above. It includes classroom and field work that will increase the coach's ability to advance the soccer knowledge and ability of older players, including strategyof the full-sided game. Advanced Competition coaches must have completed this course before caoching in the AC program.
Advanced Coach's Clinic: This is a three day course offered by Albuquerque AYSO Region 104. Visit www.ayso104.org for more information.
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| Coach Clinics in Albuquerque |
| Coaches from EMSL may attend any course offered in Albuquerque. Some of these courses are offered by EMSL, some are not. Click here to go to the training schedule page for Region 104.
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| Volunteer Forms and Safe Haven |
| Every coach must complete a volunteer form and attend a Safe Haven training course once every Fall-Spring season. This is for the safety and benefit of the kids. Please try to provide accurate and honest information on your form, and make time to become Safe Haven certified. You can now fill out your volunteer form online at www.eayso.org. You must still bring two copies of the form to the coach's meeting or to your coach training course to have your ID verified.
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| The Ranking Meeting |
| Every season coaches are expected to attend a Ranking Meeting. This is the only way the league can balance teams. It is your responsibility to fairly evaluate your players as well as others in your division to insure balanced teams, and fair play, amongst our teams the following season. Always bring your players' registration sheets to the ranking meeting to supply accurate birthdate information.
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| All Games MUST End ON TIME |
| Coaches - YOU are responsible for getting parents to the field early when you have first game to set up goals. If you do not get set up on time, your game is the one that will be cut short. Your team ref should be instructed at the ref clinic and by you to end on time, no matter what.
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| Forms for Coaches |
| Accident Report forms must be turned in to the Safety Director anytime one of your players is injured before, during or after a game or practice and is not able to return to the playing field that day. Even if they do return to play, it's safer to inform the Safety Director of injuries in case it becomes a more serious injury after the player leaves your sight.
The Kids Zone Parent Pledge is extremely valuable to let all of your parents know at the beginning of the season what is expected of them throughout the season. If you have issues with them later in the season you can refer backto it and the fact that they agreed to it's contents.
Participation Release Form must be signed by a child's doctor before they are allowed to return to practice or play after suffering an injury that required medical attention. The form must be turned in to the Safety Director upon receipt.
Serious Incident Report Form is for reporting a fight or confrontation that takes place at any AYSO function. Do not let such situations go without bringing them to the attention of the Regional Commisioner, Coach Administrator, or Safety Director.
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| Forms for ACP & Challenge Coaches |
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| Links for Coaches |
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