Crawford County Youth Soccer Association
What's Happening...
THERE
WILL BE NO CHANGES TO THE ROSTERS UNLESS AN ERROR WAS MADE BY CCYSA!
Rosters
will be posted on June 15,2009
Summer will be here before you know it and with it comes the 25th year of CCYSA Soccer! CCYSA is open to all Youth from ages 4 (as of 12/31/09) through 2009 high school graduates. Our program is committed to providing opportunities for youth to learn the sport of soccer, improve their soccer skills, and practice good sportsmanship.
Soccer Season:
The 2009 season will begin on Saturday, June 20th (the only
Saturday practice), with practices and games on either Mondays and Wednesdays or
Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The season ends August 06th.
There will not be any days off for the 4th of July
holiday this year
Registration:
A copy of the registration form is available by clicking on 2009 CCYSA Registration.
Important Dates:
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First practice day: June 20th (meet your coach and team, receive your t-shirt)
Click here to see which field your team is on and the time. -
Pictures: June 22nd ,23rd ,24th and 25th by Dennis Burchard Photography
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Season Ends: August 06, 2009
Soccer Fields:
The CCYSA soccer fields are located on Townline Road, between routes 27 and
77. All games and practices will take place here. Please note that tobacco,
alcohol and pets (other than service animals) are strictly prohibited on
CCYSA grounds.
Questions?
If you
have any questions regarding CCYSA please
email us.
Laws of
the Game...
Are you wondering what the
rules really are for soccer?
Soccer rules are actually called “Laws,” and
there are 17 Laws of the Game.
To find out what they are, please check out one of the following websites:
- 2007/2008 Laws of the Game
http://images.ussoccer.com/Documents/cms/ussf/07_law_of-the-game.pdf- 2008/2009 Game Procedures
http://images.ussoccer.com/Documents/cms/ussf/2008-09 GTP.pdf
CCYSA Philosophy...
(Rules of Conduct for
Coaches & Parents)
- Exhibit exemplary conduct at both practices and games.
- Coach clean, skillful, honest and sportsmanlike soccer.
- Stress playing hard to win, over winning itself.
- Treat the referee with respect, no matter what the call.
- Maximize praise and minimize criticism.
- Help the referee keep order on the sidelines during games.
- Keep a 3-foot swath clear outside of sidelines.
- Minimize coaching from the sidelines during games.
- Every player must be in each half of the game.
- All players must play 3 periods before anyone can play 4.
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