SANTA ROSA SOUTH YOUTH SOCCER CLUB

Mission:

To serve the youth of the community by providing a soccer program that is safe, educational and fun.

• To teach excellent soccer skills by well trained coaches and trainers.
• To create an environment and appreciation for the love of the game, and have every player return to the program every season.
• To encourage excellent citizenship by providing positive adult role models who exemplify positive sporting behavior.
• All kids play.

 

 Standards for operating and maintaining the Club Competitive program:

Term of playing season:

SRS will support a six- month (summer/fall) season each year (Tryouts, training, league games and tournaments).

CYSA, CCSL and USCS leagues are approved for play.

Teams will be dual registered in both CYSA and USCS, when necessary.

Player Selection:

Objective: Try-out selection will be provided for all players applying on the same day of each year.

Team assembly:

• Teams will be age pure where possible.
• Each team will have a head coach, assistant coach, team manager and team treasurer.

Coaching:

All Club Competitive coaches will be (unpaid) volunteers.  The club will provide several opportunities for coach course training annually.

New Coaches: All Coaches will be reviewed and highly trained by a club-wide Club Competitive (CC) committee.

Sporting Behavior:

In all cases, all adults involved (Team Coaches, Managers, Treasurers and Club BOD) will perform with exemplary sporting behavior and strive to be a positive role model to all youth participants( players, youth referees and spectators).

 

CC Expectation Guideline

The SRS Club expects, at the minimum, the following, by all returning coaches.

1)     Respect and adherence to all youth soccer rules and policies (FIFA, USSF, CYSA, USCS, SRYSL and SRS)

2)     Exemplary behavior:  Reasonable standard of Sporting Behavior and integrity that will include all players, parents and coaches.

3)     Financial reporting and integrity of all team funds

4)     Roster Integrity:  Maintaining and playing only players officially “rostered” to the team.  No illegal players.

5)     Maintain regular contact with Club officials.  

6)     Participation in at least one Club Coach training course annually and Club coach meetings, as requested.

 

Club Competitive Program Standards- Revised 2/25/11 

 

                                 

Our U-17 G Aftershocks represented SRS well at the Capital Valley United Thanksgiving Tournament in the combined U-17 through U-19 Girls age group at Cherry Island over Thanksgiving weekend.  They had three wins in group play and after a final in the Championship game of 1-1 against Elk Grove Elite, the Aftershocks won in the first round of penalty kicks 4 to 3.  Congrats to Coach Zach Ellis and his team!