All
Challenge coaches / team managers please read
this information pertaining to player passes.
PLAYER PASSES ARE MANDATORY FOR ALL CHALLENGE
MATCHES. The following guidance clarifies the
key role referees are expected to take in
enforcing this NCYSA rule:
"Letters
from the president of the association or league,
from the coach or team manager of the team, or
ANY written document purporting to allow a
player to play without a pass is NOT ACCEPTABLE.
NCSRA officials are to enforce this regulation
regardless of what the coach, team manager or
president explains at the field. If there are
any questions or complaints, please refer them
to the NCASA or NCYSA State
Office."
Thank
you.
NCYSA
COACHES LICENSING INFORMATION:
Youth
- The Youth Modules were designed to provide the
most current information on the growth and
development of the youth soccer player. It
takes the approach that the game is within the
child. The three Youth Modules concentrate
on developmentally appropriate activities that
help the child develop mentally, socially, and
physically. By developing these activities, we
are allowing the game to be the teacher while
providing a fun, organized, training session
without too much stress on the coach. The three
modules break down as follows:
I: U6-U8 level players
II: U8-U10 level players
III: U10-U12 level players.
E
- This course is designed specifically for the
coach working with U12-U14 players and is the
general certification for coaching 11-a-side
youth soccer. The curriculum focuses on
the development of the player both individually
and as part of the team. The emphasis is
to build on the player's technical training by
applying tactical concepts within game
situations. Coaches are expected to participate
and play during the course.
D
- Pre-requisite "E" (or "E" Waiver) License.
This course is designed for the coach working
with U12 and higher aged players and is the
highest license that the state office
offers. The emphasis of the course is to
prepare coaches to further the development of
the player's technical application to the
demands of the game, as well as expand the
player's tactical awareness within the
team. Coaches are expected to participate
and play during the course. At the end of the
course there is a practical and written
test.
For
information pertaining to US Soccer's National
"C", "B", "A", and "Youth License", please go to
http://www.ussoccer.com/.
For those interested in courses taught by the
National Soccer Coaches Association of America,
please go to http://www.nscaa.com/.
COACHING
NEWS: