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York USA Executive Committee & Administrative Positions President Stephen Clever E-mail: [email protected] Dan O’Connell 244-9804 587-4825 764-2537 Executive VP VP Travel Lloyd Faller 443-992-2087 E-mail: [email protected] VP Recreation Cindy Mullin 873-3424 E-mail: [email protected] Secretary Louise Batory 741-9647 E-mail: [email protected] Treasurer Tim Herman 764-4575 E-mail: [email protected] At Large Member #1 At Large Member #2 At Large Member #3 At Large Member #4 At Large Member #5 At Large Member #6 Web Master Forest Burke 600-6030 E-mail: [email protected] Jim Zimmerman 968-2891 E-mail: [email protected] Louie Kline 880-9041 E-mail: [email protected] Mark Cooper 443-604-1226 E-mail: [email protected] Todd Krahling 443-980-5111 E-mail: [email protected] Chris Schwab 683-6388 E-mail: [email protected] Ray Snyder 252-1187 E-mail: [email protected] Director of Sportsmanship Director of Coaching Referee Assignor League Administrator District Commissioner Dave Wenger 764-5161 E-mail: [email protected] John Fellenbaum 872-0741 E-mail: [email protected] Tom Schuchart 873-0638 E-mail: [email protected] Christyna Berry 676-1711 E-mail: [email protected] Joe Dizio 757-6146 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] . 1 York USA Game Cancellation Policy (Revised 02/19/2013) Who may cancel scheduled games Club president or designated club official may cancel club home games two (2) hours prior to the start of the game (unplayable field conditions due to weather, or if the owner of the field (i.e. school district, municipality, etc.) closes down the field). How – Step 1: Call (Not Email) League Administrator 676-1711 (If you personally talked to this person skip to step 4, if you didn't talk to this person go to step 2) Step 2: Call (Not Email) President of League (Stephen Clever 587-4825 Cell or 244-9804 Home) (If in step 1 or 2 you don't talk to anyone go to step 3) Step 3: Call (Not Email) Lloyd Faller, Vice President of Travel (443-992-2087) or Cindy Mullin, Vice President of Recreation (873-3424) Step 4: Call Other Club Presidents of the teams that were to play your teams (If you can't get the club president then you are to call the opposing teams head coach) At no time are you to contact the Referee Assignor! That will be done by the League Administrator or the President of the League. At no time are your coaches to contact the other coaches to cancel games because of weather or inclement field conditions! The referee in charge of that game is the only person with the authority to cancel a game at the field. If the referee arrives at a field for a game and finds the field in their opinion, not properly prepared, unplayable, or unsafe, the following procedure will be followed: The referee will notify the home team coach of the problem or problems with the field, and will make note of such information in the game report. • Not properly prepared may include fields not properly lined or lines not adequately visible, lack of nets, corner flags, or extremely high grass. In reference to proper lining of fields, the major emphasis is on whether the lines are visible, not if the lines are straight. Also, consideration regarding proper lining should be given to the time of day the game is played. If numerous games were played previously that day or if the weather was rainy all day long, the referees should make note of such. If, in the opinion of the referee, the safety of the players is not in danger, the referee may continue play. • Unplayable may include, but is not limited to, unsafe weather conditions, unsecured goal, and a dangerous area in the playing surface (holes, rocks, standing water, etc.) If in his opinion, the official deems the field unsafe, the game shall either be cancelled or moved to another location in close proximity to the unplayable field. If a game or games have been cancelled due to inclement weather, the league will reschedule these games. These games will be rescheduled on the next available weekend that each team has open or, if there are none, the games will be rescheduled to the end of the season. 2 York USA Game Change Guidelines (Revised 02/19/2013) It is York USA’s intention that all games be played as scheduled by the League (York USA). All coaches must be familiar with the following rules and guidelines regarding changes in your scheduled games and any designated as a TBD (to be determined). TBD games must be scheduled and changes must be rescheduled within the guidelines and played. THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS TO ANY POINT OF THIS GUIDELINE. Any game changes that have not been properly submitted will result in a forfeit and a fine to the offending club. • All league games affected by state cup games must be rescheduled as soon as the state cup game date is known. The changes must be submitted using the game change procedure. If two coaches cannot agree to a new date and time, or if the coaches are uncooperative regarding any game changes, the coach requesting the change must contact his/her club president. The club president will contact the other club president to work on a resolution. If a resolution cannot be made, the game will be played as scheduled. • Any games rescheduled by the league for unplayable fields or inclement weather to the end of the season may be eligible for a game change request. All requests must be made following the game change procedure within two (2) weeks following field closure. • When one team is going to a sanctioned tournament, the game must be rescheduled. The changes must be submitted using the game change procedure. If two coaches cannot agree to a new date and time, or if the coaches are uncooperative regarding any game changes, the coach requesting the change must contact his/her club president. The club president will contact the other club president to work on a resolution. If a resolution cannot be made, the game will be moved to the last week of the season or the next week that both teams are available to play. • REMINDER: 1st game change is free, 2nd change is $25.00 and 3rd change is $50.00, payable to York USA, that will be assessed upon approval of the game change The referee assignor will only accept game changes and make necessary referee assignments based on approval of the league. GAME CHANGES WILL ONLY BE ACCEPTED FOR THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: • STATE CUP GAMES • UNPLAYABLE FIELD CONDITIONS • SANCTIONED TOURNAMENTS (This must be a tournament that your team is attending) o Coaches: If you are aware of a tournament you are planning on attending, please let the League Administrator know prior to the development of the schedule. PLEASE NOTE: Too few players or conflict with another event, or unavailability of coaches are not considered valid conditions for a game change request from the league perspective. Under normal circumstances, games must be completed within seven days of the last scheduled league game for the season. Exceptions may be made by the Executive Committee due to extenuating circumstances. Any and all violations of these rules and guidelines could result in forfeiture of game and/or fines established by York USA. 3 York USA Game Change Procedure (Revised 02/19/2013) It is York USA’s intention that all games be played as scheduled by the League (York USA). If however, a game must be rescheduled within the guidelines as set forth by the Game Change Policy, then the following procedure is to be utilized: • First, the coaches must establish a date and time for the rescheduled game. • The coach requesting the game change is to complete the game change request on the York USA website requesting the change and the desired date, time and location of the rescheduled game. This request is to be carbon copied to the presidents of both clubs. • The information to be included in the game change request must consist of the date, time, location, age group and division of the originally scheduled game and the date, time and location of the rescheduled game as well as the reason for the game change request. The game change request should also include the home team’s name, home team coach’s name, visiting team’s name, and visiting team coach’s name. If all proper information is not included in the game change request, the game change will be denied. • If the opposing team’s coach approves of the request, he/she will respond to the game change request indicating his/her approval of the request and include carbon copies to the game change committee. • Once the game change committee receives the approval response from the opposing coach we will verify field availability, etc. before approving the game change. Pending League approval, both coaches and club presidents will receive an email from the game change committee indicating such approval and the email will serve as the final notice of approval. If the requested change is not approved (i.e. – scheduling conflicts with field, not in compliance with the game change guideline or procedure, etc.) then both coaches and club presidents will also be notified of this denial via email from the game change committee, and the originally scheduled game will stand as the scheduled game. Please Note: If you do not receive notice of approval or denial within a few days, please resubmit your request to assure the email was received and processed. • This procedure must be completed two weeks prior to the originally scheduled game or the rescheduled game, whichever is sooner. If not, the request for game change will be denied. 4 York USA Coaches Guide All coaches should familiarize themselves with the following responsibilities, policies and procedures. Field Maintenance All field maintenance, including grass mowing, field marking, net installation, and ground repair, must be complete one (1) hour prior to first game scheduled to be played at that location. Jersey Conflict All participating players must be warmed up and prepared for equipment and player pass inspection by the referee at least fifteen (15) minutes prior to scheduled game time. When a jersey conflict occurs, the home team must resolve the difference by changing jerseys or any other means suitable to the referee. Game Ball The home team shall provide a game ball provided by the league. If the league ball is not available from the home team, the visiting team will be asked to provide a game ball. Conduct The coaching staff from each team are responsible for the proper conduct of their players and spectators. If, in the opinion of the referee, order cannot be maintained: players, coaches, and/or spectators may be told to leave the premises. When this occurs, the League Administrator will make a recommendation to the York USA Executive Committee as to further action will be needed against the individual(s) and/or club(s) involved. Game Changes You must follow the Game Change Guidelines and use the Game Change Procedure. Thunder and/or Lightning Policy If there is thunder and/or lightning all games must be stopped and the field cleared. The game cannot be started or restarted until 30 minutes after the last hearing or sighting of thunder and/or lightning. If there is a game following the game that is affected, the maximum wait time is 30 minutes. All games that are affected will be restarted from where they were suspended. If a full half of the game is played, it is considered a complete game. 5 Before Your Game (preferably 1 week in advance) • • • Confirm Your Game. The visiting team shall contact the Home team to verify that the information regarding directions to the field, jersey colors, and parking arrangements provided in the coaches’ directory has not changed. If such a call is not received by the day before the game is to be played, the home team should attempt to call the visiting team. Fill out your League Games Report. (Green Card). Fill in game date, time, home team and away team. Line Up Sheet. Travel and Recreational coaches fill out the line-up sheet. There is a copy of one included in the coach’s directory or your club registrar can get you copies of your team’s line-up sheet from the soccer registration program. Make sure you fill in the player’s jersey numbers. On Game Day • • • Complete League Games Report. Place an X next to the name of each player participating in this game and give this to the referee. Line-up Sheet. Give 2 copies of the line-up sheet to the referee. He will give one copy to the opponent. Referee Fee. Each team pays the referee half (½) of the fee. (The fee the referee receives is listed on the green card). If the other team does not show, pay the referee your half (½) of the fee. If the referee does not show, report this when you report your score. After the Game • Green Card. The referee will fill in and return your green card. • Report Scores. Call your score into your League Administrator or enter your score on the York USA web site. If the scores are not received into the league office by Monday 9 p.m., they will not get updated onto the web site until the following week. After the Season Green Card. Return your completed green card to your club president. Green cards must be filled out in full. Fines will be imposed for green cards not turned in at the end of the season. 6 REFEREES You are reminded that, in the absence of a licensed referee, a spectator should be used to officiate with the mutual consent of both coaches. Remember that there is a fine for games not played. If a volunteer is used (not a licensed official) have the volunteer complete the green card, indicate that he was a volunteer and sign the card. Any injury, players and coaches sent off, including, yellow cards, or any unusual incident must be reported along with the type of misconduct to the League Administrator. These are the fees for League and Cup games: Referee Assistant Referee U9/10 $34 $19 U11/12 $43 $31 U-13/14 $49 $35 U15/16 $57 $39 U17/18/19 $64 $45 Referee Line: 873-0638 E-mail: [email protected] Once again thanks for your patience and cooperation. Tom Schuchart, Referee Assignor - 7 8 COMPLETION OF GREEN CARD 9 REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES (excerpts) Article I – Registration E. Player transfer and release – All players signing a player registration form shall be bound to that team for an entire seasonal year (August 1 through July 31) unless released or transferred to another team. Any player requesting a release or transfer to another team shall submit their request in writing to the registrar on an approved form of EPYSA. 1. Every team shall be limited to five (5) transfers of players per seasonal year. a. A transfer shall be defined as adding a USSF currently registered player to a roster, or adding a previously registered USSF player to the same roster from which they had been previously released. 2. A player is not legally transferred until such a time as the league registrar is in possession of the player’s pass. 3. YORK USA shall abide by the Rules and Regulations of the governing bodies of the EPYSA with respect to transfer and release of players. 4. Any player requesting a release from their current team may be granted by completing a PS-1 form. The team must secure a signature from the parent or guardian and player to complete the release. If a team requests a release, all efforts should be made to secure a signature on the PS-1 to release the player from the roster; however the coach may release a player only after the following conditions are met: a. Coach/Team Representative must try to reach parent or guardian by phone to set an appointment to have the PS-1 signed. Document date, time and disclosed message (in writing) as proof of effort. b. Send a letter with the PS-1 form enclosed for signature with a return envelope. c. The league will send a certified letter to parent or guardian as a final request to obtain a signature. Be specific with a final date to return the signed PS-1 form (at least 7 days). If the time allowed elapses or the certified mail is returned to sender, the league may then remove the player from the roster to allow for another player to assume the vacated spot. Article II – Competition A. Rules of Play – Except as herein provided, the FIFA Laws of the Game shall be followed for each game played within YORK USA. C. Cards – Cards issued by the Referee shall be in conformance with the FIFA Laws of the Game. Cards are issued as follows: 1. YELLOW CARD - Cautionary – the recipient player shall be allowed to remain in the game. Two (2) yellow cards issued to any individual player within a match has the same force and effect as one (1) RED CARD. 2. RED CARD – Ejection from game – the recipient or coach is ejected from the game and shall not be allowed to participate in the next following game of his/her respective team for which he/she is an eligible rostered player, subject to review by the Executive Board. D. Expulsion from game – A player or team official ordered from the field of play, or sidelines, by the referee for inappropriate conduct, serious foul play, abusive or foul language, or persistent misconduct after having received a caution shall automatically incur the penalty or penalties of the given offense as published by EPYSA and USSF. The referee’s game report, be it written or oral, shall automatically initiate the action against the offending individual. 10 1. Any player or team official under suspension shall not participate, during the period of the suspension, in any game under the jurisdiction of YORK USA nor in any other game sanctioned by USSF or its affiliates, until the player or team official has completed their suspension. 2. All periods of suspension shall run continuously. Game suspensions in effect at the end of one playing season shall remain in effect into the following playing season, regardless of seasonal year, until the suspension has been satisfied. a. Only games sanctioned by the USSF that are regularly scheduled are counted during the suspension period. 3. A player under suspension may not be transferred or released from a team without the consent of the player. 4. Any penalty existing at the time of player or team official transfer shall remain in effect with that player or team official regardless of team or club affiliation. a. It is the responsibility of transferring player to represent the existence of their penalty or suspension to the new team or club at the time of the transfer. Failure to provide proper notification of the penalty will result in an additional fine or penalty. E. Ineligible Players – Any club/team which, without league sanction, fields a player who is ineligible due to suspension, the accumulation of cards, or the improper or lack of registration, shall suffer forfeiture of the game and be subject to additional fines as set forth by the League. F. Individual Cautions – A player or team official whom, in a given season (Fall or Spring) accumulates three (3) individual cautions, shall be suspended for one (1) game. A second accumulation of two (2) more individual cautions or a single red card violation within that same season shall result in an additional two (2) game suspension. The club president and Vice President of Travel or Vice President of Recreation should be notified via email when this occurs to insure that the player or team official fulfills the suspension(s). The Judiciary Committee may consider additional fine/penalties against any player or team official accumulating more than five (5) individual cautions in a registration year. G. Team Cautions – Any team accumulating more than ten (10) caution points (Yellow Cards equal one point and Red Cards equal two points) in a playing season (Fall or Spring), shall be suspended for the remainder of the season, subject to review by the Executive Board Committee. The club president and Vice President of Travel or Vice President of Recreation should be notified via email when this occurs to insure that the team fulfills the suspension. Additionally, upon suspension the head coach and an appropriate game official has the right to appeal to the Judiciary Committee. 1. In the event that a game in which the cautions are issued is not officiated by a licensed referee, the cautions shall be sent to the League Administrator who will forward such to the Judiciary Committee for disposition. H. Game Schedule – All games played under the jurisdiction of YORK USA shall be in accordance with the schedules prepared by the League Administrator. The number of games played in a season shall be determined by the General Membership and approved by the Executive Committee. I. Refusal to Play – Any team or member club, which refuses to play a regularly scheduled game or games as set forth in the game schedule, shall forfeit that game or games. The refusing team shall be fined in accordance with the YORK USA Fee/Fine schedule. J. Game Abandonment – No game shall be prematurely terminated under any circumstance by either competing team. Only the referee has the authority to stop a game. Should a team 11 terminate play without the permission of the referee, the termination team shall be assessed a forfeit and fined in accordance with the YORK USA Fee/Fine schedule subject to review by the Executive Committee. K. Forfeit – Should a game be forfeited, the forfeiting team shall be credited a zero-four (0-4) loss and the opposing team a four-zero (4-0) win. L. Game Score Reporting – Both teams and the referee, in the format acceptable to the League Administrator, shall submit all scores. All scores for regularly scheduled matches shall be submitted no later than 9:00 p.m. on Monday evening following the weekend played. Make-up game scores must be submitted within 48 hours of the match. M. League Standings – In determining league standings, a point system shall be utilized as follows: WIN=3 points, LOSS=0 points, and DRAW=1 point. A forfeit is either a win or a loss (Reference Article II – Section K). The division winner will be decided by the most points. The website will reflect actual win/loss records, but the forfeitures will be used in determining division championships. The following criteria will be used in the order listed in the event of a tie at the end of division play: 1. Head to Head (not used if tie occurs among more than 2 teams) 2. Bonus Points – Goal differential, with a maximum of 4 per game 3. Goals Against (maximum of 4 per game) 4. Goals for (maximum of 4 per game) 5. If a tie remains after the first four (4) criteria, the winner will be decided by a coin toss. O. Game Postponement – Every attempt should be made to play all scheduled games. In the event that a game must be postponed, the home team club president must notify the visiting team club, president, home team coach and the League Administrator of the postponement at least three (3) hours in advance of the scheduled game start time. If the League Administrator is unavailable, the club president must notify the league President, if not available, the appropriate league Vice President. Once the club president has contacted the league (preferably the League Administrator) and obtained approval for cancelling games due to weather or adverse field conditions, then the club president is to contact the other visiting club president(s) involved to have them call their respective coaches. If a club president is not available, then the home club president is to contact all the other visiting club coaches. In the event that both teams arrive for a scheduled game, and the referee deems the fields unplayable, the game will be postponed without penalty. There are a limited number of league acceptable reasons for a team postponing a game as follows: 1. Unplayable fields due to inclement weather, or reasons beyond control of the home team (i.e. conflicting events, etc…) 2. Religious or municipal holiday observation. 3. Emergency situations involving players or team officials. P. Make-up Games – All games that must be rescheduled due to postponement shall be rescheduled by the League Administrator and played prior to the last date of competition for that season. 1. In the event that the last game of the season must be rescheduled, it must be made up within one week of the original date. S. Line-Up Forms, Player Passes – Each team must present to the referee, prior to the game, an EPYSA line-up form and all league-certified player and coaches passes. The line-up form must be completely filled out with each player’s name, jersey number and pass number. 12 1. If a player participates in the game without being properly identified on the line-up form, the game shall be forfeited. 2. Recreation teams are required to present passes for the coaches only. T. Language – At no time will the use of foul language be permitted on or off the field. Players or coaches using foul language will be issued an automatic RED CARD. Coaches receiving a RED CARD for foul language shall be required to leave the field of play. U. Injury – The stoppage for an injured player is at the discretion of the referee. 1. Bleeding injury – If a player is bleeding, play shall be stopped by the referee and the player must be removed from the field. The bleeding player may re-enter the field of play only after the bleeding has been stopped and covered, and all blood stained clothing replaced. If the player begins to bleed again, he/she must be removed from the field for the remainder of the game. V. Equipment – Every player on the field of play must be wearing the following equipment: 1. Team jersey with a number differing from all other team jerseys. 2. Shorts of a color matching the other players on his/her team. 3. Shin guards – all shin guards must be covered with stockings. 4. Stockings – stocking color must match the other players on his/her team. 5. Athletic shoes – NOTE: athletic shoes with a front spike (football or baseball shoes), are not acceptable. 6. Players are prohibited from wearing the following: a. Pads of any type with the exception of shin, knee, or elbow and as required to cover a cast. b. Hard materials (casts must be covered and padded) c. Jewelry – Necklaces, bracelets, rings, hair bands and any other such jewelry or accessory as deemed dangerous to the wearing player or another player by the referee. d. Mask or face covering of any type. Article III – Conduct A. General –YORK USA is governed by the Federation International de Football Association (FIFA) and the Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer Association (EPYSA). Players, coaches and spectators are encouraged to read the FIFA Laws of the Game, which are published annually. B. Each coach within YORK USA shall utilize the YORK USA website to obtain a copy of the most current league rules. Each coach should be familiar with the rules as they shall be responsible for the conduct of their players and spectators and are expected to promote an atmosphere of sportsmanship prior to, during and after, every match. C. Coach and Player Conduct – At no time shall a coach or player approach another coach, player, referee or other game official in a belligerent manner. D. Spectator Locations – The teams and parents/spectators will be placed on the same side of the field. The team will be on the right side of midfield (as you look onto the field), and the parents/spectators will be to the left of the mid-field line. The teams will be on the opposite sides of the field and “caddy-corner” to each other. Spectators shall be required to stay within the designated spectator area. The opposing teams shall remain within their respective team areas, which shall be designated as being from the center line to the penalty area on their respective end of the field. (Reference the field layout diagram found on the League website or on page 18 in the Coaches Manual.) 13 1. At age levels U-8 and younger, each coach shall be permitted to traverse their respective side of the field from penalty area to penalty area for the purpose of instruction. E. Spectator Conduct – Spectators are expected to conduct themselves in a sportsman-like manner at all times. Abusive or aggressive behavior towards players, coaches, or game officials shall not be tolerated. In the event of unacceptable behavior by a spectator: 1. The coach from the home team shall speak to the spectators reminding them of the League rules. 2. If the behavior persists, or if a spectator becomes disorderly, they will be required to leave the area and the representative team may receive a caution, or be ejected by the referee. 3. The game may be stopped by the referee until such time as the spectator is removed or under control. If the behavior continues, the spectators’ respective team may be forced to forfeit the game. F. Alcohol & Smoking Policy – It is the general policy of USYSA and EPYSA that alcohol and smoking at youth events be prohibited. To this endeavor, it is the policy of YORK USA that no alcohol, tobacco or other drug-related substances be permitted at and/or used at any activities associated with YORK USA. This also follows the policy of most school districts and municipal properties/parks and grounds were smoking and the use of alcohol is prohibited. 14 Applies to all York USA league games and all York Cup Classic and York Recreational soccer tournament 15 U-8 Laws & Game Standards – Recreation (4 vs 4) Field of Play - must be rectangular; the length of the touch line must be greater than the length of the goal line; • • • Field: 25-35 yards long by 15-25 yards wide Goal: 4 foot high by 6 foot wide (recommended); 6 foot high by 18 foot wide (acceptable) Markings: • Lines no wider than 5 inches • Halfway line • Center circle with 6 yard radius • Four corner arcs 2 foot radius • Goal area 4 yards (rectangle) • No penalty area Ball - Size 3. No. players - 4 field players; formal roster not needed – 6 players recommended. Equipment - home team change jerseys if away team colors are similar, thermal undershorts same color as uniform shorts, socks must cover required shin guards, tennis shoes, sneakers or soft cleated shoes required. Referees & Assistant referees – coaches share referee duties. Duration of the game – four (4) ten (10) minute quarters, 10 minute breaks between quarters; each player should play a minimum of 50% of the time in each game. Start of play – ball must be touched forward or backward and may not be played a second time until touched by another player; both teams must be on their side of the field and 10 feet away until the ball is touched. Substitutions – unlimited and can occur at any time. Ball in and out of play - ball must be completely over the boundary lines to be out of play. Method of scoring - 1 point for all goals scored, and all offensive players must be near midfield when a goal is scored or it doesn’t count (cones on both sides of the field 5 yds. from midfield is a good idea). Off-sides – none; however, coaches need to encourage their players not to cherry pick. Fouls and misconduct – indirect kicks are given on all fouls and any kick within the goal area needs to come outside the goal area to the nearest point. Free kicks – all free kicks are indirect and all defensive players have to be 10 feet away; indirect means the ball must be touched by another player to score; no cards are given for misconduct. Penalty kicks - none. Throw-in - when the ball goes over the touchline or the sideline, the opposite team takes a throw from that spot; coaches should help the thrower if not correct and give them a second try. Goal kick – when the ball is played over the goal line or end line by the offensive team, any defensive player may take the goal kick in the vicinity of the respective goal and all defensive players have to run back to midfield until the ball is kicked. Corner kick – when the ball is played over the goal line or end line and is last touched by the defensive team, any attacking player may take the corner in the vicinity of the respective quarter; the ball may not be touched a second time unless touched by another player. Sliding Tackles - No sliding tackles permitted. For more details on the laws check the FIFA Law book or contact John Fellenbaum. 16 U-9/10 Laws & Game Standards (7 vs 7) Field of Play - must be rectangular; the length of the touch line must be greater than the length of the goal line; • Field: 55-65 yards long by 35-45 yards wide • Goal: 6½ foot high by 18½ foot wide (recommended); 7 foot high by 21 foot wide (acceptable) • Markings: • Lines no wider than 5 inches • Halfway line • Center circle with 8 yard radius • Four corner arcs 2 foot radius • Goal area 8 yards wide by 4 yards deep • Penalty area 24 yards by 12 yards • Penalty mark line 8 yards from goal line • Build out line is equal distance between the top of the penalty area and halfway line Ball - Size 4. No. players - 6 and a keeper total of 7 with a roster of 7 (minimum) to 12 (maximum) players; game may not start or continue if there are less than 5 players on a team. Roster must consist of a minimum of 6 Primary Players Substitutions – unlimited and can occur at any stoppage. Substitutions can occur prior to your throw-in, prior to goal kick, drop ball, after goal, after injury, at half-time and on a free kick only if the team taking the free kick wants to substitute Equipment - shin guards required, socks must cover shin guards, goalkeeper must wear distinguishing colors, thermal under shorts must be same color as uniform shorts. Referees & Assistant referees - 3 referee system in effect; the referee has sole jurisdiction of match. Duration of the game – 25 minute halves, 10 minute halftime; no added time; the game may not start or continue if there are less than 5 players on each team. Start of play - all players on their half of the field and 8 yards away and ball must be touched in a forward or backward direction. Ball in and out of play - ball must be completely over the boundary lines to be out of play. Method of scoring - 1 point when the ball is completely over the goal line in the goal. Off-sides - there cannot be off-sides when a ball is played in your own half of the field or to the build out line on the opponents half of the field, on a corner kick, goal kick, throw-in, or if there are 2 defenders between you and the goal line when the ball is played; if you are even with the 2nd defender you cannot be off-sides. Fouls and misconduct - yellow cards are for caution on minor fouls or violations, and red cards are ejections for serious fouls or violations; receiving a red card, the player must leave the match and may not play the next game. Free kicks - direct and indirect free kicks the ball must be stationary to be played; opponents have to be 8 yards away and the ball may not be touched twice consecutively by the kicker. Penalty kicks - taken by any offensive player on the field when a direct free kick violation occurs by the defensive team in the penalty area; taken from the 8 yard penalty mark line. Throw-in - awarded to the opponent of the team that last touched the ball before it went over the touch line. 17 Goal kick - awarded to the defense when an attacking player last played the ball over the goal line (not for a score); any defensive player on the field may take the kick anywhere in the 6 yard goal area. Corner kick - awarded to the offensive team when last touched by a defender before going over the goal line; any offensive player on the field may take the kick at the corresponding corner. Sliding Tackles - No sliding tackles permitted. Goal Keeper – NO PUNTING; the goal keeper may only kick, roll or throw the ball; an indirect kick is awarded to the opposing team if the goal keeper punts the ball. Heading – none at practice or in games; an indirect kick is awarded if the ball is headed deliberately. For more details on the laws check the FIFA Law book or contact John Fellenbaum. 18 U-11/12 Laws & Game Standards (9 vs 9) Field of Play - must be rectangular; length of touch line must be greater than the length of the goal line; • Field: 70-80 yards long by45- 55 yards wide • Goal: 6½ foot high by 1 ½ foot wide (recommended); 7 foot high by 21 foot wide (acceptable) • Markings: • Lines no wider than 5 inches • Halfway line • Center circle with 8 yard radius • Four corner arcs 1 yard radius • Goal area 12 yards wide by 5 yards deep • Penalty area 36 yards by 14 yards • Penalty mark 10 yards from goal line Ball - size 4. No. Players - 8 and a keeper total 9; roster 8 (minimum) to 16 (maximum). Roster must consist of a minimum of 8 Primary Players Substitutions - unlimited and can occur at any stoppage. (Substitutions can occur prior to your throw-in, prior to goal kick, drop ball, after goal, after injury, at half-time and on a free kick only if the team taking the free kick wants to substitute) Equipment - shin guards mandatory, goalkeeper a different colored shirt, thermal under shorts same color as uniform shorts. Referee & Assistant referees - 3 referee system in effect; the referee has sole jurisdiction of match. Duration of the game - 30 minute halves with 10 minute halftime break; no added time. Start of play - all opponents 8 yards away from ball and on own half of the field; ball must be touched in a forward or backward direction. Ball in and out of play - ball must be completely over the boundary lines to be out of play. Method of scoring - 1 point when the ball is in the goal completely over the goal line. Off-sides - there cannot be off-sides when a ball is played in your half of the field, on a corner kick, goal kick, throw-in, or if there are 2 defenders between you and the goal line when the ball is played; if you are even with the 2nd defender you cannot be off-sides. Fouls and misconduct - yellow cards are for cautions or minor violations and red cards are for ejections on serious fouls or violations; a red card and the player is out of the match and may not play next game. Sliding Tackles - when a player attempts to dispossess an opposing player of the ball by deliberately going to the ground with one leg extended to win the ball or play it away to delay the attack. Free kicks - on all free kicks the ball must be stationary before the serve; opponents have to be 8 yards away on the kick and the ball may not be touched twice consecutively by the server. Penalty kicks - taken by any offensive player on the field when a direct free kick violation occurs by the defensive team in the penalty area; taken from the 10 yard penalty mark line. Throw-in - awarded to the opponent of the team that last touched the ball before it crossed the touchline. Goal kick - awarded to the defense when an attacking player last played the ball over the goal line (not for a score); any defensive player may take the goal kick anywhere in the goal area. 19 Corner kick - awarded to the offensive team when last touched by a defender before going over the goal line any attacking player on the field may take the kick at the corresponding corner. Heading – U-11 – NO HEADING in practice or games; an indirect kick is awarded if the ball is headed deliberately. Heading – U-12 – heading is allowed. For more details on the laws check the FIFA Law Book or contact John Fellenbaum. 20 U-13 through U-19 Laws & Game Standards Field of Play – must be rectangular; length of touch line must be greater than length of the goal line; • • • Minimum: 100 yards long by 50 yards wide; maximum: 120 yards long by 75 yards wide Goal: 8 foot high by 24 foot wide Markings: • Lines no wider than 5 inches • Halfway line • Center circle with 10 yard radius • Four corner arcs 1 yard radius • Goal area 20 yards by 6 yards • Penalty area 44 yards by 18 yards • Penalty mark 12 yards Ball - size 5. No. Players - 10 and a keeper - total 11 on the field. Roster – U-13 through U-19 roster 9 (minimum) to 22 (maximum); only 18 uniformed players per game. Roster must consist of a minimum of 8 Primary Players. Gender – Male or female; coed teams will play in male divisions. Substitutions – prior to your throw-in, prior to goal kick, after goal, after injury, and at half-time. Equipment – home team must change jersey if color is similar to away team; shin guards mandatory, socks must cover shin guards, tennis shoe or soft cleated soccer shoes, thermal under shorts must match main color of uniform shorts, and goalkeeper must wear colors that distinguish them from field players. Referee & Assistant referees - 3 referee system in effect; the referee has sole jurisdiction of match; use a club linesman whenever 3 referees are not present; club linesman is only required to signal when the whole of the ball has crossed the touch line. Duration of the game - halves with 5 minute break. • • • U-13/14: 35 minute halves U-15/16: 40 minute halves U-17 through U-19: 45 minute halves Method of scoring – a goal is scored whenever the ball goes completely over the goal line. Off-sides – It is not an offense in itself to be in an offside position. • • • • A player is in an offside position if he is nearer to his opponents’ goal line than both the ball and the second last opponent; A player is NOT in an offside position if he is in his own half of the field of play or he is level with the second last opponent or he is level with the last two opponents; A player in an offside position is only penalized if at the moment the ball touches or is played by one of his team he is, in the opinion of the referee, involved in active play by interfering with play or interfering with an opponent or gaining an advantage by being in that position; There is no offside offense if a player receives the ball directly from a goal kick or a throw-in or a corner kick. Fouls and misconduct – fouls and misconduct are penalized as follows: • A direct free kick is awarded to the opposing team if a player commits any of the following six offenses in a manner considered by the referee to be careless, reckless or using excessive force: 21 • • • • • o Kicks or attempts to kick an opponent o Trips or attempts to trip an opponent o Jumps at an opponent o Charges an opponent o Strikes or attempts to strike an opponent o Pushes an opponent A direct free kick is also awarded to the opposing team if a player commits any of the following four offenses: o Tackles an opponent to gain possession of the ball, making contact with the opponent before touching the ball o Holds an opponent o Spits at an opponent o Handles the ball deliberately (except for the goalkeeper within his own penalty area) A direct free kick is taken from where the offense occurred, except in the penalty area. An indirect free kick is awarded to the opposing team if a goalkeeper, inside his own penalty area, commits any of the following four offenses: o Takes more than six (6) seconds while controlling the ball with his hands before releasing it from his possession o Touches the ball again with his hands after it has been released from his possession and has not touched any other player o Touches the ball with his hands after it has been deliberately kicked to him by a team mate o Touches the ball with his hands after he has received it directly from a throw-in taken by a team mate An indirect free kick is also awarded to the opposing team if a player, in the opinion of the referee: o Plays in a dangerous manner o Impedes the progress of an opponent o Prevents the goalkeeper from releasing the ball from his hands o Commits any other offense, not previously mentioned, for which play is stopped to caution or dismiss a player The indirect free kick is taken from where the offense occurred. Free kicks – for both direct and indirect free kicks, the ball must be stationary when the kick is taken and the kicker does not touch the ball a second time until it has touched another player. Penalty kicks – awarded against a team which commits one of the offenses for which a direct free kick is awarded that occurs inside its own penalty area and while the ball is in play. Throw-in - awarded to the opponent of the team that last touched the ball before it crossed the touchline. Sliding Tackles - when a player attempts to dispossess an opposing player of the ball by deliberately going to the ground with one leg extended to win the ball or play it away to delay the attack. Goal kick - awarded to the defense when an attacking player last played the ball over the goal line (not for a score); any defensive player may take the goal kick anywhere in the goal area; kick must clear the penalty area. Corner kick - awarded when the defending team last touches the ball and it proceeds out of play over the goal. For more details on the laws check the FIFA Law Book or contact John Fellenbaum. 22 York USA Fall Season 2017 Silent Weekend Procedure Purpose: (1) To develop player on-field decision-making abilities and skills (2) To promote player-to-player on-field communications (3) To preserve the retention of referees, especially the younger and less experienced, often intimidated by negative remarks and verbal abuse from coaches and spectators (4) To create a more relaxed, sporting and fun experience for the players NOTE: The Procedure is not intended to deny any individual their constitutional right to free speech. Conscientious individuals would not consider it appropriate to shout out distracting and disruptive verbal communication in a myriad of public events and the intent applies here, as well, to achieve the desired purposes above. Dates: October 13th, 14th and 15th, 2017 Rules: (1) Coaches are only permitted to provide instruction to players before the match, during halftime, after the match and to substitutes during the match within the technical areas only. Coaches are also permitted to verbally request substitutions from the referees. Two exceptions are noted under (8) below. (2) Coaches are responsible for implementing the Procedure; controlling, managing and disciplining their spectators, if and when required and necessary. Offending spectators will be given one (1) verbal warning by the coach or referee and, upon the second infraction, will be ordered to leave the immediate area of the field by the coach. (3) Spectators are permitted to talk to other spectators on their respective touch lines and to applaud, positively and enthusiastically, in appreciation for excellent play by either team during the match. (4) Players on the field are permitted to talk and communicate to each other as much and as loud as they wish in a positive and constructive manner. (5) Substitutes are not permitted to provide verbal communication to players on the field. Substitutes are defined as rostered team members located in the technical areas. A player and a substitute exchange designations during the substitution process. Coaches may not use substitutes to convey instructions to players on the field. (6) Coaches and Spectators are permitted to use hand and arm motions, as long as motions are not accompanied by words or sounds, to convey instruction on positioning to players on the field. (7) Coaches and Spectators are not permitted to use guttural sounds to “cough” instructions to players on the field. (8) The first Exception to the rules pertains to players with special needs (Autistic, ADD, ADHD, etc.). Coaches are permitted to provide verbal instruction to these players only. Coaches will notify the referee crew prior to the match and provide the jersey number(s) for the applicable player(s). The second Exception permits Coaches only in U09 and U10 matches, across all three Divisions, to provide verbal instruction and positive words of encouragement and acknowledgment to players on the field during play. (9) Noisemakers, cow bells, horns and instruments of any kind are not permitted. Referees: (1) Will use the “Ask, Tell, Remove” method for controlling, managing and disciplining coaches, if and when required and necessary. (2) Will be required, even more than normal, to communicate appropriate and relevant elements of the Laws of the Game on the field, in order to eliminate confusion on the part of players, especially at the younger age levels, in restart situations (i.e., goal kicks, corner kicks, throw-ins). 23 York USA Rained Out Notification System 24 Fall 2017 Travel Team Listing Under 09 Male_____ Club/Team Dover Titans Neysa 09B Orange Trojans Fire United Parishes Fire West York Dogs Windsor Vipers Coach/Email ____________________________________ __ Phone Colors Home Field Mark Guinard Email: [email protected] Chadd Ettline Email: [email protected] Todd McClimans Email: [email protected] Pawel Ochalski Email: [email protected] Tim Scripko Email: [email protected] 717-873-5833 Red/Black Lehr 1 717-683-2628 Orange 717-659-7371 Orange/ White Conewago Area Recreation #1 PS York 717-205-9070 Green 717-887-5317 Sam Cooley Email: [email protected] 717-246-2613 Navy/ Powder Blue Green/ White Under 10 Male Division 1 Club/Team Coach/Email Barrens Bullets Eastern Inferno Mason Dixon Mambas Mason Dixon Red Knights Spring Grove Rockets Trojan Leprechauns United Parishes Spirit Windsor Wolverines St. Joseph York Dunedin #2 Windsor Township Building ________________________ ______ Phone Colors Home Field Mike Smith Email: [email protected] Steve Brenenborg Email: [email protected] James Smiley Email: [email protected] Hans Eckert Email: K3coordinator@masondixonsoc cer.com Jon Stouch Email: [email protected] 443-651-7957 Blue/Gold Hopewell Park 717-814-1470 Blue/Gold Barshinger 2 410-960-9399 Red/Black Codorus(lower field) 410-236-9123 Red/Black Codorus(lower field) 717-870-3514 Blue Spring Grove 1 Bill Doyle Email: [email protected] Jeff Kochenour Email: [email protected] 202-538-4948 Orange/ White PS York 717-891-4901 Green St. Joseph, York Wesley Greer Email:[email protected] 717-855-7894 Green/ White Windsor Township Building 25 Under 10 Male Division 2_____ Club/Team Coach/Email Dallastown Stars ________________ ___________ ___ Phone Colors Home Field Justin Rost Email: [email protected] Dennis Hernley Email:[email protected] Jason Druck Email: [email protected] Lee Lemelman Email: [email protected] 717-881-1761 Blue/White 717-683-3351 Black/Red Dallastown Middle School Lehr 1 717-309-2936 Blue/Gold Barshinger 2 717-818-0643 Orange Spring Grove Mustangs Tim Gretina Email: [email protected] 973-897-7286 Blue Conewago Creek Rec Area 1 Spring Grove 1 Trojan Storm Devon Osel Email: [email protected] Wesley Greer Email:[email protected] 717-701-7802 Orange/ White Green/ White Dover Gunners Eastern Avengers NEYSA 08B Black Windsor Highlanders Under 10 Male Division 3_____ Club/Team Coach/Email Dallastown Dragons Dallastown Fury Eastern Union Mariners Sharks NEYSA 09B Black Spring Grove Jets Windsor Daredevils 717-855-7894 Penn State York Windsor Township Building _____________________________ _ Phone Colors Home Field Colby Lark Email: [email protected] Phil Pantano Email: [email protected] Felicia Antkowiak Email: [email protected] Joy Meley Email:[email protected] 717-877-1970 Blue/White 717-324-5287 Blue/White 717-817-8353 Blue/Gold Dallastown Middle School Dallastown Middle School Barshinger 2 717-371-9933 Gray Glatfelters Dave Komer Email:[email protected] 609-610-5767 Orange Lee Brewer Email:[email protected] Wesley Greer Email:[email protected] 717-225-8811 Blue Conewago Creek Rec Area 1 Spring Grove 1 717-855-7894 Green/ White Windsor Township Building 26 Under 10 Female Division 1 __________ ____________ ________ _ Club/Team Coach/Email Phone Colors Home Field Dallastown Dazzlers Dave Federline Email:[email protected] 443-677-4915 Blue/White Dallastown Thunder Stephanie Kusmierksi Email: [email protected] 717-515-9520 Blue/White Mason Dixon Wildcats Jenelle Antkowiak Email: [email protected] Jeff Hoke Email: [email protected] Derrik Wolpert Email: [email protected] 717-873-1622 Red/Black 717-818-7842 Blue/Red 717-747-4918 Orange/ White Spring Grove Extreme Trojan Pink Lightning Dallastown Middle School Dallastown Middle School Codorus (lower field) Spring Grove 1 Penn State York Under 10 Female Division 2 __________ ____________ ________ _ Club/Team Coach/Email Phone Colors Home Field Eastern Spirit Eastern Blaze Trojan Dynamite United Parishes Glory Windsor Wildcats John Breen Email: [email protected] Jeremy Weaver Email: [email protected] 717-495-4011 Blue/Gold Barshinger 2 717-940-2506 Blue/Gold Barshinger 2 Susan Bryant Email: [email protected] Kristin Baker Email: [email protected] Roger VanDVander Email: [email protected] 717-858-7694 Orange/ White Penn State York 717-870-0343 Green 443-845-2245 Green/ White St. Joseph, York Windsor Township Building Under 10 Female Division 3 __________ ____________ ________ _ Club/Team Coach/Email Phone Colors Home Field Dallastown Paramount Deidre Carter Email: [email protected] 443-716-6223 Blue/White Dover HER-icanes Matt Linsey Email:[email protected] 717-887-1756 Black/Red Dallastown Middle School Lehr 1 Brian Thompson Email: [email protected] Amy Eckenrode Email: [email protected] 717-332-5223 Blue/Gold Barshinger 2 717-292-7855 Orange Spring Grove Rhythm Eric Wirkus [email protected] 301-518-5106 Blue/Red Conewago Creek Rec Area 1 Spring Grove 1 Windsor Diamondbacks Michael Crnovic Email: [email protected] 410-215-4504 Green/ White Eastern Fusion NEYSA 08G Black _ _ _ Windsor Township Building 27 Under 11 Male Club/Team Barrens Stingers Dover Raptors Mason Dixon Tomahawks NEYSA 07B Orange Spring Grove Spartans Trojan Quicksilver West York Crusaders ___________________________________ ____ _ Coach/Email Phone Colors Home Field _ Sam Georgieff Email: [email protected] Rob Sipe [email protected] 717-6835352 Blue/Gold Hopewell Park Lehr 2 717-600-9753 Red/Black Bill Hall Email: [email protected] Eric Garver Email: [email protected] 717-8911244 Red/Black 717-8737304 Orange/Black James Barnhart Email:jbarnhart@consolidatedsc rap.com Albert Miller Email: [email protected] Chris Landis Email: [email protected] 717-858-7648 Blue Spring Grove 2 717-434-9111 Orange/ White York Suburban Middle School 717-424-3288 Navy/Powder Blue Dunedin 4 Miller Family Memorial Park Conewago Creek Rec Area 5 Under 12 Male Division 1 ______________________________________ Club/Team Coach/Email Phone Colors Home Field Barrens Bulldogs Conewago Orange Crush Eastern Strikers Tim Coomes Email:[email protected] Jeff Neiderer Email: [email protected] Jason Brady Email:[email protected] 717-9164451 717-5218449 717-8916525 Blue/ Gold Orange/ Black Blue/ Gold Hopewell Park Mason Dixon Fusion Spring Grove Gladiators Ramon Villa Email: [email protected] Chris Salemme Email:[email protected] 443-8866057 717-8553576 Red/ Black Blue Miller Family Memorial Park Spring Grove 2 Hanover YMCA Barshinger 3 Under 12 Male Division 2 ______________________________________ Club/Team Coach/Email Phone Colors Home Field Barrens Thunder Frank Lighty Email: [email protected] 717-3327388 Blue/ Gold Hopewell Park Dallastown Blues Casey Tayler Email: [email protected] 443-8656382 Blue/ White Red Lion Lions Travis Thompson Email:[email protected] 717-5425574 Gold Dallastown M.S.-Boundary Ave Cape Horn 1 United Parishes Cardinals Marie Kellett Email:[email protected] 717-8874944 Green St. Joseph, York Nikki Russell Email:[email protected] 410-5625218 Dunedin 4 Jordan Davis Email:[email protected] 410-2070391 Powder Blue/ Navy Green/ White West York Bulldogs Windsor Strikers Larry J. Macaluso 28 Under 12 Male Division 3 ______________________________________ Club/Team Coach/Email Phone Colors Home Field Dover Cyclones Dennis Hernley Email: [email protected] 717-6833351 Red/ Black Lehr 2 Eastern Arsenal Sarah Heller Email: [email protected] 717-8170405 Blue/ Gold Barshinger 3 Jess Wagner Email: [email protected] 717-5388020 Gray Glatfelters Mark Doner Email:[email protected] 717-4872841 Orange Will Lancaster Email: [email protected] Wesley Greer Email: [email protected] 410-4583359 717-8557894 Blue Conewago Creek Rec Area 5 Spring Grove 2 Green/ White Larry J. Macaluso Mariners Bulldogs NEYSA 06B Black Spring Grove Vikings Windsor Fireballs Under 12 Female Division 1 ___________________________________ _ Club/Team Coach/Email Phone Colors Home Field Barrens Blast 717-5155632 717-8141470 717-6761222 Blue/ Gold Blue/Gold Hopewell Park NEYSA United 06G Jeff Rohrbaugh Email:[email protected] Steve Brenenborg Email:[email protected] Josh Keefe Email: [email protected] Orange/ Black Red Lion Warriors Spring Grove Fire Trojan Avalanche David Smith Email: [email protected] Scott McLaughlin Email: [email protected] Joe Borgiel Email:[email protected] 814-9371363 717-5155335 717-5780565 Gold Conewago Creek Rec Area 5 Cape Horn 1 Blue/Red Spring Grove Orange /White York Suburban Middle School Eastern Eclipse Barshinger 3 Under 12 Female Division 2 ___________________________________ _ Club/Team Coach/Email Phone Colors Home Field Dover Blast Eastern Wolf Pack Mason Dixon Pride Panthers Fever Spring Grove Impact Windsor Bandits Bill Krug Email: [email protected] Aaron Hess Email: [email protected] Brent Silliman Email: [email protected] Tom Maboe Email: [email protected] Craig Ayers Email: [email protected] Todd Krahling Email: [email protected] 717-3241194 919-3239838 410-2279234 717-8914886 717-5422459 443-9805111 Red/ Black Blue/Gold Lehr 2 Red/Black Orange/ Black Blue/Red Miller Family Memorial Park Sinking Springs 1 Spring Grove Green/ White Larry J. Macaluso Barshinger 3 29 Under 12 Female Division 3 ___________________________________ _ Club/Team Coach/Email Phone Colors Home Field Dallastown Turbos Eastern Force NEYSA 07G Orange Red Lion Gladiators West York Mayhem Windsor Rebels Under 13 Male Club/Team Dave Federline Email:[email protected] 443-6774915 Blue/White Keith Benjamin Email: [email protected] Benjamin Weaver Email: [email protected] 717-3240167 717-7937223 Blue/Gold David Smith Email: [email protected] David Cook Email: [email protected] 814-9371363 717-8412546 Gold Stacy Houck Email: [email protected] 717-4959049 Orange Navy/ Powder Blue Green/ White _ Coach/Email Phone Colors Dover Predators Derek Kline Email: [email protected] 717-5420553 Red/ Black Eastern United Jason Brady Email: [email protected] Dean Fairbend Email: [email protected] Joe Drahusz Email: [email protected] John Senft Email: [email protected] 717-8916525 443-5691834 717-8173016 717-3249073 Blue/ Gold Red/ Black Orange/ White Orange/ White Mason Dixon Red Bulls Trojan Epic Trojan Force Under 14 Male Club/Team Barrens Cobras NEYSA 04B Orange Spring Grove Force United Parishes Saints West York Strikers _ Coach/Email Phone Colors Matt Logue Email:[email protected] Bryan Stephens Email: [email protected] 717-3096394 717-3244551 Blue/ Gold Orange/ Black Jeff Myers Email: [email protected] Tim Staub Email: [email protected] Mack Leister Email: [email protected] 717-3327472 717-8192158 717-8841575 Blue Green Navy/ Powder Blue Dallastown M.S.Boundary Ave Barshinger 3 Conewago Creek Rec Area 3 Cape Horn 1 Dunedin 4 Larry J. Macaluso ____ Home Field Dover Intermediate School Barshinger 5 Codorus York Suburban H.S.(Lax field) York Suburban H.S.(Lax field) ____ Home Field Kennard Dale H.S. Conewago Creek Rec Area 3 Spring Grove 3 Penn Oaks Park Dunedin 1 30 Under 14 Female Club/Team Barrens Crush Mason Dixon Flash Panthers Force Trojan United United Parishes Soul Windsor Celtic Ladies '05 Under 15 Male Club/Team Dover Eagles _ Coach/Email Danielle Walters Email:DanielleWalters@zoomintern et.net Matt Roppelt Email: [email protected] om Ken Mathias Email: [email protected] Erik Ekstrom Email:[email protected] Dan Puccio [email protected] Charles McMillion Email:[email protected] Coach/Email West York Scorpions Win/RL United '03 Gladiators Under 15 Female Club/Team _______________ Coach/Email NEYSA 03B Orange Trojan Trojans Barrens Dragons Eastern Wildcats NEYSA 04G Orange Spring Grove Blast Win/RL United '03 Red Devils ___ Home Field 717-5787279 Blue/ Gold Kennard Dale H.S. 410-8838062 Red/ Black Codorus 717-5033806 410-2416452 716-2002059 410-5910750 Orange/ Black Orange/ White Green Central York M.S. York Suburban H.S.(Lax field) Penn Oaks Park Freysville/ Winter Wonderland Green/ White ____________________________________ _ Phone Colors Home Field Jim Zimmerman Email: [email protected] Steve Deeg Email: [email protected] Bryan Stephens Email: [email protected] Steve Schmidt Email:[email protected] Brian Geller Email: [email protected] Chris Aldrich Email: [email protected] Mariners Blaze Colors Phone 717-968-2891 Red/Black 717-449-0085 Gray 717-324-4551 Orange/ Black 717-887-8922 Orange/ White Navy/White 717-324-4146 443-463-8766 Black /White Dover High School Glatfelter Conewago Creek Rec Area 3 York Suburban H.S.(Lax Field) Dunedin 1 Freysville/ Windsor Wonderland ___________________________________ Phone Colors Home Field Ron Pierro Email: [email protected] Amanda Strange Email: [email protected] Frank Sprague Email: [email protected] 410-598-0377 Blue/Gold Kennard Dale H.S. 503-369-2932 Blue/Gold Barshinger 5 717-309-4663 Orange Christian Toomey Email: [email protected] Cindy Mullin Email: [email protected] 717-353-1511 Blue/Red Conewago Creek Rec Area 3 Spring Grove 717-873-3424 Black/ White Freysville/ Windsor Wonderland 31 Field Directions All directions start from the intersection of Rt. 30 and I-83 Barshinger – 200 Accomac Road, York 17402 Take Route 30 East to the Hellam exit. At the end of the ramp turn right (south). At the signal light turn left (this is 462 East). Follow 462 East approx. 1.5 miles to Accomac Road. Turn north (left) onto Accomac Road. The fields will be on the left before you go under Route 30. U13/U15 field is now located across the street from the main complex. Cape Horn Bingo Hall – 3290 Cape Horn Road, Red Lion 17356 Take Route 30 east to Route 24, Mt. Zion Rd. Exit Rte 30 and turn right onto Mt. Zion Rd(Rte 24S) Proceed on Route 24 S ,crossing Rte 462(Market St) where Mt. Zion Rd. becomes Edgewood Rd. Continue on 24S crossing Rte 124(Prospect Rd) at Longstown intersection. Continue on Rte 24 S across Lombard Rd. Pass Apple Chevy and Ford dealerships and on to the Cape Horn Bingo Hall entrance at the top of the hill on the right. Turn right into the Cape Horn Bingo Hall. Proceed to the bottom of the hill and park in the lower parking lot on your right behind the bingo hall building. Park in yellow lined spaces. No parking in the white lined spaces on side of building. Central York Middle School – 1950 North Hills Road, York 17404 Take Route 30 East to North Hills Road. Turn right onto North Hills Road. Follow North Hills Road to the top of the hill to Central York Middle School. Turn left into the Central Middle School. Proceed to the field located on the West side of the school. From 83 South or North, exit and follow Rt 30 East to North Hills Rd. Turn north(left) onto North Hills Road. Follow the road to the top of the hill. Central M.S. will be on the left at the top of the hill. The field is on the west side of the school. Codorus - 12260 Rockville Pike, Glen Rock 17327 Take Route 30 East to I-83. Turn Right onto the I-83 South Entrance Ramp. Proceed South on I83 to Exit 8 (Glen Rock) and Route 216/Seaks Run Road. Turn Right onto Seaks Run Road (Route 216). Proceed to Susquehanna Trail (continuing on Route 216). Turn Right onto Susquehanna Trail (continuing on Route 216). Proceed to Glen Rock Road (continuing on Route 216). Turn left onto Glen Rock, Road (continuing on Route 216). Proceed to Main Street (Route 216). Turn Left on to Main Street (continuing on Route 216/Route 616). Proceed through Glen Rock remaining on Route 216 (Main Street becomes Manchester Road, which becomes Stick Road) to Jefferson Road/Route 516. Turn right onto Jefferson Road/Route 516. Proceed to Rockville Road. Turn right onto Rockville Road. Continue on Rockville Road to Codorus Township Park on the right. Lower field will be used for 7v7 games and upper field will be used for 11v11 games. Conewago Creek Recreation Area – 1098 Wago Road, York Haven 17347 North George Street to Rutters in Manchester. Continue north two blocks and turn right on E. Parkview. Go one block and turn left onto High Street/Board Road. (Northeastern HS is on the right). Travel 1.5 miles to stop sign and turn left onto Wago Road. Proceed past the PP&L Brunner Island Plant (on the right). Cross train tracks, then a small bridge. The entrance is on the right. Drive only on the roadway past the fields to the parking lot. Exit the fields at the same place and turn right. Cautiously turn left at the next intersection. Go straight at the stop sign. 32 This is York Haven Road which becomes Main Street in Manchester which becomes North George Street. DO NOT DRIVE ON GRASS!!! Dallastown Middle School- 700 New School Lane, Dallastown, PA 17313 New School Lane Field From Route 30, get on I-83 South. Take exit 16a onto PA-74 South/South Queen St. Follow PA74S and turn slight right onto New School Lane. Field will be on the right hand side. Parking is only on the field side of the road or in the middle school parking lot. The opposite side of New School Ln is on private property. Boundary Avenue Field Take Route 30 East to I-83. Turn Right onto the I-83 South Entrance Ramp. Proceed South on I83 to Exit 16A, Route 74 South (Queen Street). Turn Right (West) onto Route 74 and proceed towards Spry. Continue to the Intersection of Route 74 and Route 214. Turn Right onto Route 214. Turn Right onto Boundary Avenue. The field will be on the left. NOTE: Please park on the street and not the alley way. Dallastown is usually congested so give yourself plenty of time. Dover Community Center/Lehr Park – 3700 Davidsburg Road, Dover 17315 Take Route 30 West to Route 74. Turn North on Route 74 and follow north 3.1 miles to the “Y” t the intersection of Route 74 and Davidsburg Road. Turn west (left) onto Davidsburg Road and follow Davidsburg Road approximately 1 mile. Dover Community Center (and Lehr Park) will be on the left. Dover Intermediate School- 4500 Intermediate Ave. Dover 17315 West on Route 30 to Route 74 North. Follow Route 74 North to the square in Dover. Make a left at the light onto West Canal Road then make a right onto Intermediate Avenue. The school is on the left and the field is located behind the Intermediate School. Only water is allowed on the turf. Dover High School-46 W. Canal St., Dover 17315 West on Route 30 to Route 74 North. Follow Route 74 North to the square in Dover. Make a left at the light onto West Canal Road. School will be on the left. Only water is allowed on the turf. Dunedin – 250 Hanover Road, York 17408 Take Route 30 West to signal light at Route 30 and Route 616. Go 1.3 miles on Route 30. Turn left onto Route 116. Follow Route 116 for 4 miles. The field is on the right. Freysville/Windsor Wonderland(U13, U14, U15)- Corner of Freysville Rd and Lombard Rd, Red Lion, PA 17356 2764 Freysville Road, Red Lion 17356 Take Route 30E to Route 24(Mt Zion Rd).Turn right on Mt. Zion Rd. Proceed on Rte. 24S crossing Market St. where Mt. Zion Rd becomes Edgewood Rd. Continue and cross Prospect Rd. Stay in left lane. Turn left onto Windsor Rd. Proceed approximately 3 miles to the intersection with Freysville Rd(traffic light). Turn right onto Freysville Rd. Continue approximately 1/4 mile to the parking lot entrance on the left. The soccer field is between the baseball fields and the basketball courts. NO PETS ALLOWED! Glatfelter Memorial Park – 1249 Lancaster Ave. Columbia, PA 17512 Take Route 30 East to the first Columbia exit (SR 441) after crossing the Susquehanna River. At the end of the ramp turn east (left) onto Linden Street and proceed to the next stop sign and turn south (right) onto 5th Street. Go 3 blocks (0.3 mi.) to the first stop sign. Go straight through 33 intersection two blocks (.01 mi.) to signal light and bear left onto Route 462 East (Lancaster Avenue). Follow Route 462 east to next signal light at Cherry Street. Cross RR tracks. Glatfelter's is 0.3 miles on the left. Hanover YMCA - 500 North George St, Hanover PA 17331 Take Route 30 West and merge with traffic coming out of West York onto Route 462. Continue West on Route 30 to Route 194 at Abbottstown. Go through the round-about and turn Right (South) onto Route 194 towards Hanover. After entering Hanover and passing Eisenhower Drive, turn Right on Wilson Avenue. Continue on Wilson Avenue to thte second Stop sign where you will be directly across from the Hanover YMCA. Continue straight ahead into the YMCA parking lot and turn Right towards teh fields which will be straight ahead. Hopewell Park/Plank Road - 4295 Plank Road, Stewartstown 17363 I83 South to Exit 4 (Shrewsbury). At the end of the exit ramp bear right onto Route 851 (East Forrest Avenue). Make a right at first light onto Mount Airy Road and follow to stop sign. Make a right onto Plank Road and follow a couple miles or so, then make left onto Althouse School Road (this is the entrance of the HARC complex.) Make a left into driveway just beyond the baseball field. Field is up on the right side. Kennard Dale High School - 393 Main St., Fawn Grove, PA 17321 Take Route 30 East to I-83.Turn Right onto the I-83 South Entrance Ramp. Proceed South on I83 to Exit 4 (Shrewsbury) and Route 851. At the end of the Exit Ramp, Turn left (East) onto Route 851 (Forrest Avenue). Proceed East on Route 851 approximately 4 miles to Stewartstown and Route 24 (Main Street). Turn Right (South) onto Main Street (Route 851/24) in Stewartstown. Proceed 0.1 miles to College Avenue. Turn left onto College Avenue (continuing on Route 851) towards Fawn Grove. Continue on Route 851 2.6 miles turning right onto Woolen Mill Road to remain on Route 851 towards New Park. In New Park, turn left onto New Park Road, then Right onto Main Street (continuing on Route 85) towards Fawn Grove. Continue 2.3 miles to the Kennard-Dale High School. Larry J. Macaluso Elementary School(U12) - 1195 Windsor Road, Red Lion 17356 Take Route 30E to Route 24(Mt Zion Rd).Turn right on Mt. Zion Rd. Proceed on Rte. 24S crossing Market St. where Mt. Zion Rd becomes Edgewood Rd. Continue and cross Prospect Rd. Stay in left lane. Turn left onto Windsor Rd. Proceed 1.9 miles and turn left on Ness Rd. Continue 0.5 mile to entrance of the school on the right(Dietz Rd. will be to your left, school on the right). Continue to the top of the hill. Side field is on the farthest side of the school. Turn into large parking lot in front of school. Field is located past the front of the school. NO PETS ALLOWED! DO NOT PARK IN SMALL LOT AT FIELD LEVEL UNLESS HANDICAPPED. VIOLATERS RISK BEING TOWED. Miller Family Memorial Park – Miller Park Dr., Shrewsbury, PA 17361 Take Route 83S to Exit 4 Shrewsbury. Bear right off exit. Go about a mile to 3rd traffic light and turn left onto Main Street. Follow Main Street for 2 miles to traffic light just past Pizza Hut. Turn right onto Constitution Avenue. Go past post office and YMCA on left. Just after the "Y" turn left onto Miller Park Drive. Pets are welcome. Use upper field. Penn Oaks Field - 3450 Edenbridge Road, York 17402 Take Route 30 east to Route 24/Mt Zion Road and head south. Cross Market Street and make a left onto Edenbridge. Follow as road turns right. Entrance is past Penn Oaks pool. Approaching 34 Penn Oaks field on Edenbridge Road from the North - the Park Entrance is past the Pool Entrance from the South - the Park Entrance is before the Pool Entrance. PLEASE USE ONLY THE EDENBRIDGE ROAD ENTRANCE TO THE PARK. DO NOT USE THE KINGSTON ROAD ENTRANCE OR THE POOL ENTRANCE OR PARKING LOT FOR ANY PURPOSE EVEN TO DROP OFF PLAYERS. DO NOT PARK IN THE POOL PARKING LOT. THE POOL PARKING LOT IS PRIVATE PROPERTY AND YOUR CAR MAY GET TOWED. DO NOT USE PRIVATE PROPERTY TO ACCESS THE PARK. Penn State York - 1014 South Albemarle Street, York 17403 From Route 83 take exit 18, Mt. Rose Avenue (Route 124 west), and travel 0.9 miles (third traffic light) to Ablemarle Street. Turn left on Ablemarle Street and travel 0.4 miles to the entrance to campus on the right. Park next to the yellow Maintenance Building in the lower parking lot. Use the lower practice field, not the field behind the Pullo Center. DO NOT PARK IN THE FIRST ROW OF PARKING SPACES ALONG THE TREES (THIS IS FOR FACULTY PARKING ONLY - VIOLATORS ARE SUBJECT TO TOWING). Sinking Springs Elementary School – 2850 Susquehanna Trail, York 17406 From Route 30 East to the Susquehanna Trail, one block west of George Street. Turn right (north) on the Susquehanna Trail. Proceed north on the Susquehanna Trail approximately 2 miles. Turn left into the Sinking Springs Elementary School. From 83 South, take exit 24 for PA-238 toward Emigsville. Turn right onto PA-238 W/Church Rd. Turn left at the first traffic light onto N. Susquehanna Trail. Continue to follow N. Susquehanna Trail for about a half mile. School is on the right. Field 1 is the field in between the two parking lots. Spring Grove Soccer Complex – 5689 York Road, Spring Grove 17362 Take Route 30 West to Route 116. Follow Route 116 West through Spring Grove. Go past the pond and take the first hard road to the right (at the Spring Grove Soccer Complex sign). At the bottom of the hill (just before the chain link fence), turn right to enter the complex. NO PETS ALLOWED! St Joseph York – 2945 Kingston Road, York 17402 Follow Route 30 East to the Mount Zion (Route 24) exit. At the signal light at the end of the exit turn right, (South) onto Mount Zion Road (Route 24). Follow Route 24 south to the 5th light (Kingston Road). Turn right onto Kingston Road and proceed on Kingston Road to St. Joseph Church/School. Field is behind school. Windsor Township Building(U9/U10) - 1480 Windsor Rd, Red Lion, PA 17356 From 83 (North going South) take exit 18, Mt. Rose Exit. Turn left at the top of the ramp. At the the 3rd traffic light, turn right onto Cape Horn Rd/Rte 24. Turn left onto Windsor Rd. Pass the golf course on the right, pass Larry J. Macaluso on the left. Windsor Township Building will be on your right. York Suburban High School - 1800 Hollywood Drive, York 17403 Head west on Arsenal Road/Route-30 West toward Toronita Street. Merge onto I-83 S/Memorial Highway via the ramp to Baltimore. Take exit 18 to merge onto Mt Rose Ave/PA-124 W. Turn left at Hill Street. Slight left at Hollywood Drive. PARKING IS ONLY PERMITTED IN THE HIGH SCHOOL OR ADJACENT CHURCH PARKING LOT. PARKING ON THE STREET OR ON MIDLAND AVE. IS PROHIBITED. WATER ONLY ON FIELD, NO SPORTS DRINKS. York Suburban Middle School – 455 Sundale Drive, York 17402 Take Route 30 east to Route 24 (Mount Zion Road). Exit Route 30 and turn right (south) onto Mount Zion Road. Proceed on Route 24 south crossing Route 462 (Market Street) where Mount 35 Zion Road becomes Edgewood Road. Proceed south on Route 24 to Kingston Road. Turn right onto Kingston Road and proceed to Sundale Drive. Turn left onto Sundale Drive and proceed to the York Suburban Middle School. Turn left into the York Suburban Middle School after passing the front of the school. Parking towards the back of the parking lot; the field is on top of the hill. 36 CLUB PRESIDENTS Club Name Email Barrens [email protected] 515-5632 Conewago Jeff Rohrbaugh Jason Grothe Phone Cell Phone [email protected] 648-8832 Dallastown Joe DeStefano [email protected] 825-3377 Dover Matt Spahr [email protected] Hellam [email protected] Mariners Steve Brenenborg Joy Deeg [email protected] 285-5460 371-9933 Mason Dixon NEYSA Shawn Watkins Brent Shirk [email protected] 235-5558 (443) 8043533 495-5794 Panthers Curtis Bolig [email protected] 767-1306 Red Lion Lloyd Faller [email protected] 318-5284 Spring Grove Trojans Chris Schwab [email protected] Joe Drahusz [email protected] 757-6172 United Parishes West York Tim Staub [email protected] 840-4035 Robert Berry [email protected] Windsor Wesley Greer [email protected] 887-4232 814-1470 [email protected] (443) 9922087 683-6388 819-2158 659-7503 855-7894 37