PPT-Upward Soccer Referee Training Meeting

Mission and Values of Upward Mission To introduce children to Jesus Christ by creating opportunities to serve through sports Values The Expectation of GodMoments We believe that God is at work all around us. By: Maddie Griffin. Materials Needed to Referee. Different Positions. Center Referee. - Main Referee in the game. . - The only ref with the whistle. Assistant Referee (A.R.). - There to help the center referee. Entry Level Referee Course. Competitive Youth Training . Small Sided and Recreational Youth Training. Law 12 - Fouls & Misconduct. 2016-17. Law 12 Overview. Fouls. Direct free kick fouls (DFK). Indirect free kick fouls (IFK). COACHES MEETING. A WORD OF THANKS!. Thank you for your commitment to the youth of the greater Neenah area and for volunteering your time to be a part of a great sport and community activity!. - Neenah Soccer Club. Entry Level Referee Course. Competitive Youth Training . Small Sided and Recreational Youth Training. Law 9 - Ball In and Out of Play. 2016-17. Boundary Lines. The ball . only leaves the field-of-play . Enter Level Referee Course. Competitive Youth . Training . Small . Sided and Recreational Youth . Training. Law 5 – The Referee. 2016-17. Authority. Each match is controlled by a referee who has full authority to enforce the Laws of the Game in connection with the match to which . Entry Level Referee Course. Competitive Youth Training . Small Sided and Recreational Youth Training. Law 4 – Players’ Equipment. 2016-17. Requirements. There are . five (5) . required pieces of equipment that . Entry Level Referee Course. Competitive Youth Training . Small Sided and Recreational Youth Training. Law 7 - Duration of the Match. 2016-17. Periods of Play. Games at the competitive youth level consist of two equal halves of play. . What we will cover at this. training. Primary responsibilities of an Upward Soccer Coach. The basics of soccer practices. Coach resources to assist you in conducting practices. How to conduct mid-practice. Grade 7 Referee Course. Amateur Adult Training. Perception. Preparation. Know the Laws of the Game. Understand the playing environment and expectations. Make a good impression and set the right tone. PowerPoint. NFHS Soccer . Rules Changes. Substitutions. Rule 3-3-2b(2). If the referee stops the clock for an apparent injury to a field player or goalkeeper, the field player or goalkeeper will have to leave the field. The field player . For Volunteer Referees, Coaches and Parents. presented by Brian Rohrback. U7 – U9 Referee Coordinator. This presentation was created by Phil Mangum, Referee Director LWYSA. 2. Today we will cover the Laws of the Game in roughly the order they are discussed in the FIFA handbook.. September 19, 2012. Mehdi Salari. Excerpts from the 2008 . USSF Guide to Procedures. www.lompocayso.org/Referee Guide.pdf. GENERAL MECHANICS. USSF outline to . standardize officiating. techniques, signals and mechanics.. Cumberland United Soccer Club Referee Orientation and Refresher Agenda Introduction What’s new for 2015 2015 Rates of Pay & Forms OSA Policies and changes to the laws of the game LeagueGM Tips RETURN TO PLAY ACTION PLAN. High Country Soccer Association. HCSA is excited to return to the fields beginning Monday, August 10 (barring any new information from state and/or local governments. While we are thrilled to resume organized activity with our players and coaches, there are restrictions and guidelines that we will implement to promote the safety of our entire HCSA community. In response to the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic, High Country Soccer Association created a plan for a return to play. The Administrative staff along with the Board of Directors, in consultation with local medical experts, developed the HCSA Return to Play (RTP) Action Plan that implements a phased approach to resuming activity. We know that everyone will be excited to come together and train; however, it is imperative that all coaches, players and families adhere to these guidelines. It is important to note that all HCSA activity is optional for all members. This HCSA Return to Play (RTP) Action Plan addresses many critical details that must be followed by all players, parents, coaches, staff, etc. to ensure the health and safety of everyone involved with our club and community. As an HCSA member, it is your responsibility to adhere to these policies. The progression through the action plan will be determined by Club Leadership in evaluating all current data available and based on guidelines from the Center for Disease Control, the State of North Carolina, North Carolina State Soccer Association, local government officials, and in consultation with health professionals..