| Coaching
Development |
Your CED - Your Coaching Education Director
(CED) is Ralph Perrotto (e-mail). He is
happy to help you or point you in the right direction regarding coaching topics such as
coaching education needs, practice ideas or issues, or general soccer questions. You
should continue to see your division coordinator for other issues.
Pembroke's Coaching Development
Plan - PYS plans to offer
Mass Youth Soccer "G" license courses in Pembroke every August to help any new
coaches, especially U6/U8 coaches, get the basic understanding they need. We will also
offer periodic "F" license courses. If we have a large enough pool of active,
eligible coaches, we will offer an "E" license course. We will also periodically
offer specialty clinics on particular topics of interest.
Course Reimbursement - PYS will reimburse coaches up to $160 per
calendar year for coaching courses. Eligible courses include clinics and license programs
offered through Mass Youth Soccer and USYSA. Questionable courses are to be brought before
the PYS board for approval prior to enrollment. If a Mass Youth Soccer course is
being hosted in Pembroke, you would typically register and pay online through the Mass
Youth Soccer website and shortly after attending the course, you will receive a
reimbursement check in the mail. For courses outside of Pembroke, you will need to send
documentation of the course taken (copy of certificate) and amount paid. Send this info to
our Treasurer, Lisa Stoyle, 20 Milbery Lane, Pembroke.
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MYSA
License Courses Descriptions
MYSA
Course Schedule
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| Coach
Registration and KidSafe |
Coach Registration - Any adult who is expected to be left in charge of a team or who assists with
practice or at games is considered a coach. All coaches must be registered through
PYS. To register as a coach, e-mail Andy Goodman (e-mail) your full legal name with middle
initial along with your date of birth and what team you are coaching. Registration
of coaches is important because it ensures that the appropriate criminal background checks
are performed through the Mass Youth Soccer (MYSA) CORI/KidSafe Program (see below). It
also provides medical and liability coverage for the coach and PYS. This applies to both
the fall and spring seasons.
CORI/KidSafe Prorgam - Mass Youth Soccer is
implementing new procedures effective in the Fall of 2005. All coaches/volunteers must
complete a new CORI/KidSafe form so a national background check can be performed. You may
fill out the online form or print the form out and mail it in to the Mass Youth
Office. There is also a Word version that can be filled out and emailed to CORI@mayouthsoccer.org.ONLINE FORM
PRINTABLE
FORM (pdf)
WORD
version
MYSA's KidSafe Committee makes the determination regarding those volunteers who are not
allowed to participate. More
info.
Your KidSafe Coordinator is Andy Goodman (e-mail). He can be reached via phone at
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Best Practices for Coaching Soccer in the United States -
From U.S. Soccer, this 70-page “Best Practices for Coaching Soccer in the United
States” coaching book serves as the sport’s definitive new player development
guidelines and is available now as a free download. The new “Best Practices”
document represents a series of recommendations compiled and reviewed by U.S.
Soccer’s Director of Coaching Education Bob Jenkins in conjunction with the U.S.
Men’s and Women’s National Team coaching staffs.