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BYSC (AYSO Region 202) • All Volunteer Organization • BYSC Structure – Rec (AYSO), Travel (WYSL), Premier • Trainers v Volunteer Coaching Responsibilities • Coach Registration & Training – Safe Haven, Concussion, Age Group • General Guidelines (apply to all)
– KEEP IT FUN AND POSITIVE – RESPECT THE REFEREES – Keep your team parents in line – Avoid Blowouts/Lopsided Scores – Its not about the coach – Parents on opposite side (away) from players – Limit snacks to end of game – No Jewelry/Piercings, Casts, Hard Hair Clips, Wristbands
• Piercings/Earrings MUST be removed – the hole will not close!! • Band-Aids covering Earrings are not acceptable
– Players MUST wear cleats / shin guards (covered by socks) • Equipment – bags contain balls, first aid, pinnies, GK shirt/gloves (if
applicable), ice packs • Uniforms – will be distributed at practice Saturday
• Session Time & Location: Saturdays 11:30-12:30 Law Field • Coaches will set up 6 fields and manage equipment • Session Format:
– Red Bulls trainers will lead training for approx. 30-35 min – Coach assistance is needed to keep the kids corralled and engaged, assisting the trainer – After a short water break, coaches will facilitate small sided games. i.e. Half of team A playing half of team B on one field, with
the other half of team A playing the other half of team B on the neighboring field. • Small sided 5v5
– Score is not important and we don’t keep track of records at this age group – If the scoring is getting lopsided, both team’s coaches please mix up the players on your teams to keep the games evenly
matched. We should not experience any blowouts (5 goal or more differential) at this age! – For proper development – the best game outcome is a tie score or close to a tie!! This means each team was properly
challenged.
• Pug Goals / Size 3 ball • NO GOALKEEPERS / NO HEADING
– Coaches please be diligent to keep players away from the front of the goal – for proper development and Safety!!
• 2 - 10 minute halves: – 2 minute break at quarter-time for substitutions, water only – 4 minute break at halftime – water only, no snacks please – End of game: teams line up and shake hands, snack time!!!
• Proper throw-in’s: 2 feet on ground, 2 hands on ball over head • Goal kicks from 2-3 feet in front of goal. • Corner kicks from corner point (encourage kick on the ground) • NO PENALTY KICKS AT THIS AGE!! NO OFFSIDE RULE • REFEREES – 2 Coaches referee games (one from each team – one in each half). Call fouls for safety –
trips, kicks, pushes. Indirect free kicks only!
U6 Guidelines
U7/8 Guidelines • Small sided 5v5
– Suggested formation: 2 Forwards (L&R), 1 Center Mid, 2 Defenders (L&R) – Encourage players to stay in their position’s field quadrant – and not chase the ball! With constant reminders, by Spring you will
notice the difference!! – Score is not important and we don’t keep track of records at this age group – If the score is getting lopsided, both team’s coaches must mix up the players on your teams to keep the games evenly matched
(including Pville games). We should not experience any blowouts (5 goal or more differential) at this age! – For proper development – the best game outcome is a tie score or close to a tie!! This means each team was properly
challenged.
• 4x6 goals / Size 3 ball • NO GOALKEEPERS / NO HEADING
– Coaches please be diligent to keep players away from the front of the goal – for proper development and Safety!!
• 2 - 20 minute halves: – Bring players to field center at start to check for cleats, shin guards, and NO JEWELRY – 5 minute break at halftime – water only, no snacks please – 2 minute break at quarter-time for substitutions, water only – End of game: teams line up and shake hands, snack time
• Proper throw-in’s: 2 feet on ground, 2 hands on ball over head • Goal kicks from 2-3 feet in front of goal. • Corner kicks form corner point • NO PENALTY KICKS AT THIS AGE!! • Team benches located in middle section of 2 small fields. NO SPECTATORS in team bench area –
Spectators on opposite sidelines only • REFEREES – 2 Coaches referee games (one from each team – one in each half). Call fouls
for safety – trips, kicks, pushes. Indirect free kicks only! (BRING A WHISTLE)
U10 Guidelines • Small sided 7v7
– Suggested formation: 2 Forwards (L&R), 1 Center Mid, 3 Defenders (C,L&R) – Encourage players to stay in their position’s field quadrant – and not chase the ball! – No Blowouts!! Adjust instead – move players around, left foot shot only, 6 completed passes before shot, aim for
corner flags
• 6x12 goals / Size 3 ball • NO HEADING!! • GOALKEEPERS!! Please rotate the players in goal each quarter
– NO PUNTING!!! Buildout line in effect – see page that follows
• 2 - 25 minute halves: – Referee will bring players to field center at start to check for cleats, shin guards, and NO JEWELRY – 5 minute break at halftime – water only, no snacks please – 2 minute break at quarter-time (12.5min) for substitutions, water only (talk to ref about subbing at 6 min) – End of game: teams line up and shake hands, snack time
• START and END ON TIME – don’t back up the field schedule • NO GAME CANCELLATIONS BY COACHES – Paid Referees will still show • Proper throw-in’s: 2 feet on ground, 2 hands on ball over head – Referees will enforce • Goal kicks from goal box • Corner kicks from corner point • Offside rule in effect • NO SPECTATORS in team bench area – Spectators on opposite sidelines only • Score Reporting: Sunday night to [email protected]
U12/14 Guidelines • U12: – 9v9 7x21 goals Size 4 ball – No Blowouts!! Adjust instead – move players around, left foot shot only, 6 completed passes before
shot, aim for corner flags – NO HEADING!! – GOALKEEPERS!! Please rotate the players in goal each quarter
• Punting allowed – 2 - 30 minute halves:
• Referee will bring players to field center at start to check for cleats, shin guards, and NO JEWELRY • 5 minute break at halftime – water only, no snacks please • 2 minute break at quarter-time (15min) for substitutions, water only (talk to ref about subbing at 7 min) • End of game: teams line up and shake hands, snack time
– Score Reporting: Sunday night to [email protected] • U14:
– 11v11 8x24 goals Size 5 ball – No Blowouts!! Adjust instead – move players around, left foot shot only, 6 completed passes before
shot, aim for corner flags – Heading Allowed - but not players who are playing up from U12!! – GOALKEEPERS!! Please rotate the players in goal each quarter
• Punting allowed – 2 - 35 minute halves:
• Referee will bring players to field center at start to check for cleats, shin guards, and NO JEWELRY • 5 minute break at halftime – water only, no snacks please • 2 minute break at quarter-time (17.5min) for substitutions, water only (talk to ref about subbing at 8 min) • End of game: teams line up and shake hands, snack time
– Score Reporting: Sunday night to [email protected]
2018/19 Layout – Chilmark Large & Small
Chi
limar
k Sm
all B
– U
7/8
90'x6
0'
4x6
goal
s
Chi
limar
k Sm
all A
– U
7/8
90'x6
0'
4x6
goal
s
Spectators
Spectators
Spectators (on hill)
Coaches & Players Only!!
Coaches & Players Only!!
Chilmark Small: U7B Small A is closest to tennis courts Small B is closest to hill Chilmark Large: U10 backup field
2018/19 Layout – McCrum Large & Small
McCrum Large – U10
150'x105'
7x21 goal
McC
rum Sm
all B
– U7/8
90'x60x
4x6 goals
Coaches & Players Only!!
Coaches & Players Only!!
Spectators
Spectators
Spectators
McCrum Small: U7/8G McCrum Large: U10 primary field
Coaches & Players Only!!
Punting & Buildout Line 1) No punting before U12 (i.e. in 10U and younger)
a. Defined as goalkeeper kicking from hands b. Ok to drop to floor and then kick off ground once ball stops bouncing. c. If team punts correct action is indirect free kick on the goal area (6yd) line nearest where the punt was taken
from. Recommended for first week to give a re-do for the first offence. 2) The Build out line – U10
a. AYSO Area 3T implementation different from national guidelines so do not follow online videos etc. Differences highlighted in bold
b. Line should be marked half way between penalty area and the halfway line. If no-line then mark using tall cones outside the touchline.
c. When the goalkeeper has possession of the ball either in hand , or on a goal kick, the opposition must be behind this line until the ball is touched a second time. Most of the time this means until a teammate touches the ball , however:
d. If a goalkeeper drops the ball and starts dribbling. That action counts as a second touch and the opponent is free to cross the build out line.
e. There is no penalty for a goalkeeper throwing over the build out line.
f. Goalkeepers can play the ball out with opposition still inside the build out line, there is no penalty for this.
g. Referees and coaches should encourage players to move behind build out line quickly whenever keeper has possession .
h. Offside in 3T will be called as normal (opposing half) , the Build Out line does not come into play.
