PIM 06-1 PLAYER INTERACTION
All
coaches, assistant coaches, trainers and team officials are required to
abide by the policies outlined in the CYSA risk management program.
Inappropriate physical contact with players is strictly prohibited. Social
interactions with players less than 18 years of age (such as dating,
parties without parental involvement and private one on one situations)
are prohibited. Violation of these rules may result in immediate
suspension from all CYSA and affiliated activities and initiation of
disciplinary proceedings as outlined in PIM 96-1.
PIM 06-2 REFEREE
ABUSE/REFEREE ASSAULT
Misconduct against referees may occur before, during and after a match,
including travel to and from the match. Misconduct may also occur at later
times when directly related to the duties of a game official as a referee.
Misconduct will be classified as referee abuse or referee assault.
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(a)
Referee abuse is a verbal statement or physical act not resulting in
bodily contact which implies or threatens physical harm to a referee
or the referee’s property or equipment.
(b) Abuse includes, but is not limited
to the following acts committed upon a referee: using foul or abusive
language toward a referee; spewing any beverage on a referee’s
personal property; spitting at (but not on) the referee; or verbally
threatening a referee. Verbal threats are remarks that carry the
implied or direct threat of physical harm.
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(a)
Referee assault is an intentional act of physical violence at or upon a
referee.
(b) Assault includes, but is not
limited to the following acts committed upon a referee: hitting,
kicking, punching, choking, spitting on, grabbing or bodily running
into a referee; head butting; the act of kicking or throwing any
object at a referee that could inflict injury; damaging the referee’s
uniform or personal property, i.e. car, equipment, etc.
The
penalty for referee assault for all age groups will be suspension for a
minimum of one (1) year and review by the Board of Directors regarding
further disciplinary action.
PIM 04-1 PLAYERS EQUIPMENT
(effective September 12, 2004)
All players, parents, coaches, and
referees are required to act as a reasonable person concerning player
safety, including protecting players from wearing any equipment or device
that is dangerous to the player wearing the equipment or device or to any
other player. Dangerous equipment and devices include but are not
limited to orthopedic casts, air-splints or metal splints. Players
wearing any dangerous equipment or device, including orthopedic casts,
air-splints or metal splints, shall not be eligible to participate in any
game, practice, tryout or training session.
District 7 Coaching Policy…
All District VII
Division 1 U11-U12 coaches must have an "F" coaching license.
U13-U14 must have a "E" coaching license. U15-U18 an "E/D" coaching
license.
Justification:
In order to better
teach the players of District VII, we need a progressive soccer coaching
program that develops coaching skills at a rate compatible to that of
the players. This also will lay the basic foundation of coaching
uniformity within District VII.
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