Reminders:
- Coaching Area - All coaching will be
confined to an area of a minimum of three feet away
from the touch line and fifty percent of the length
of the field on one side of the midfield line. They
must remain on the players side of the field and
cannot cross the midfield line.
- Emails - All coaches and
parents please visit our
registration link
to Got Soccer to verify that
we have your correct email address. We communicate
extensively via emails and correct addresses are
essential in getting you the most accurate
information in a timely manner.
- Field Lighting - If at any
time the lights don't come on or turn off too early,
you (or someone from your team) will need to contact
the personnel at the concession stand immediately.
- Referees - If a referee is
a no show, you also need to contact the personnel at
the concession stand or field marshal as soon as
possible. These individuals are your first point of
contact.
- Jewelry - No metal hair
clips are allowed in the hair as well as no ear
rings, no ear/nose/cheek studs, and no lip/knee
rings. This includes no Band-Aids covering them. No
wrist bracelets, "Armstrong" bands, etc. may be worn
by any player.
- Playing Time - All players attending a
game shall play a minimum of 50% of game time,
however if arrives late will play 50% of the
remaining game time.
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| Zero Tolerance Policy: Coaches, players, parents and all members of the
CFBSA are expected to uphold this policy and
respect the referee regardless of their age or
experience.
Click
to read.
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| Online Background Check:
To be eligible to coach or volunteer within
the CFBSA community you must first
successfully complete an
online background check.
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| Clinics/Meetings:
G Badge Clinic on March 14th - If you do not have a
coaching badge, Carrollton is having a G
Badge clinic on March 14th at the soccer
office. 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. The G badge is
primarily for U5-U8 coaches, but if you don
t have any badge the G badge will suffice
for now.
Please call the office and
reserve a spot. The city of Carrollton
requires all our coaches to have a badge and
that CFBSA have a record of such. If you
already have a badge and have not made a
copy available to our office before this,
please get a copy in immediately. If you can
t make this clinic there are others in the
area,
check the NTX Soccer Web Site for
coaching clinics.
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| Coaches ID Badges: ID badges
must be worn and visibly displayed by all
coaches, assistant coaches and team managers
during a game. Any individual who does not
have their badge will not be allowed to be
on the player sidelines. No more than 3
members of a team will be eligible to obtain
a coaches id badge, another words – only 3
adults are allowed on the coaches’ side of
the field during a game.
The intent of this rule is for the
continued safety and protection of all CFBSA
youth. To be eligible to coach or volunteer
within the CFBSA community you must first
successfully complete an
online background check. After you have been
approved you will need to submit an
application
and a government issued photo ID to the
soccer office. Your North Texas coaches’ id
badge will be issued only to you by the
association at the soccer office.
We suggest that should you be the only
coach listed on the roster that you
designate another parent as assistant or
team manger and have them fill out the
background paperwork as we realize there
will times that you may not be able to be at
all games.
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| Game Cards/Game Reports:
What are Game Cards and their IMPORTANCE!
Click for details.
Printing Your Game Cards (U5-U10) Through Your
Got-Soccer
“Team Account”: Click for details.
Game Reports (U11-U12):
Word .doc
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Adobe .pdf
Game Reports/Guidelines for N. Mid-Cities
(U13-U19):
Click for details.
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| Nets and Flags: CFBSA coaches
are responsible to set up and take down the
nets and/or corner flags daily.
Click on
McInnish,
Good
or
Cox/Pepper
to read the procedure at each complex
as they slightly differ.
Click here if you coach a
U5-U10 team to see if you’re the first home
team game of the day for your field. You are
responsible for retrieving the nets and/or
corner flags from storage; or last home team
of the day responsible for returning the
nets and/or corner flags to storage.
For U11-U19 teams,
click
here and you will
be redirected to list of home teams
responsible for retrieving and returning
nets and/or corner flags to storage at each
field during the weekends.
If only one team shows or neither teams
shows after your game and you are not the
last scheduled game then it is the
responsibility of the CFBSA teams who just
played to take down the nets and/or corner
flags. It is the home team responsibility to
return the nets and/or corner flags to
storage.
On Game day the concession stand
personnel can assist if you have any
questions.
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| Scoring: Scoring Instructions
for U5-U19.
Click for details.
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| Basic Playing Rules:
Click here to
download and review the basic playing rules
for ages U5-U19.
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