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Better Soccer More Fun - resource-rich site by Larry Paul

FUNdamental Soccer - free online soccer magazine geared toward parents and learning coaches. Good resource for kids too.

Youth Soccer News - articles on coaching youth soccer; soccer camps; how to properly use equipment for soccer; soccer drills; soccer training; soccer news; soccer rules

Managers - Resources
Camps, Dates, Tournaments, Uniforms, Useful Links, etc.
The links to the left are to resources outside ATSC.
 
The links below are items from ATSC of interest to team managers.

If you have questions about any of these items or can’t find what you need, contact Lizzy Stell, ASA Assistant Director, Travel.

ATSC Teams: Want to see an action shot of your team on the ATSC home page? Send up to 6 action shots from a recent tournament or a recent season, with team name, league, and name of photographer, to the ATSC webmaster.  .jpg format preferred.

Some Tips for Team Managers
From the ATSC Coaches and Managers Manual, Appendix B
  • DELEGATE!  Don’t try to do it all yourself.  By giving a job to each family on the team, you help to create team unity and support.
  • Divide your phone tree into “branches.”  Have 2-3 adults be responsible for calling five or six

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    Team Fundraising Ideas
    From the ATSC Coaches and Managers Manual, Appendix L
    Travel soccer teams are expensive.  While some parents are in a position to pay high seasonal fees, many are not.  In addition, Arlington teams generally have scholarship players who can pay some, but not all, of the team fees. 
     
    To reduce the burden on the parents who pay, many teams sponsor fundraising activities, with the proceeds going to a variety of things, including the team’s scholarship fund, new bags or warm-ups, special trips, or general team fees. 
     
    Following are some of the fundraising activities undertaken by Arlington teams in the past.  The ATSC Executive Director can notify all teams about an individual team’s fundraising event if given sufficient advance notice.

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    Parameters for NCSL, ODSL, and WAGS
    Roster Size, Number of Players on Field, Ball Size, and Game Length
    This is from the Coaches and Managers Manual, Appendix H.

    The parameters in the following chart apply to ODSL, WAGS, and NCSL teams. Tournaments, Olympic Development teams, state championships and other events sanctioned by U.S. Youth Soccer might have other regulations, so check to make sure.

      Max. Roster Size
      ODSL NCSL WAGS
    U19 18 22* 22*
    U18 18 22* 22*
    U17 18 22* 22*
    U16 18 22* 22*
    U15 18 18 18
    U14 18 18 18
    U13 18 18 18
    U12 14 14 14
    U11 14 14 14
    U10 12 12 12
    U9 12 12 12
    Players on Field
    ODSL NCSL WAGS
    11 11 11
    11 11 11
    11 11 11
    11 11 11
    11 11 11
    11 11 11
    11 11 11
    8 8 8
    8 8 8
    7 7 7
    7 7 7
    Ball Size
    ODSL NCSL WAGS
    5 5 5
    5 5 5
    5 5 5
    5 5 5
    5 5 5
    5 5 5
    5 5 5
    4 4 4
    4 4 4
    4 4 4
    4 4 4
    Minutes per Half
    ODSL NCSL WAGS
    45 45 45
    45 45 45
    45 45 45
    40 40 40
    40 40 40
    35 35 35
    35 35 35
    35 30 35
    30 30 30
    25 30 30
    25 30 30

    *Game day roster on game card should contain no more than 18 names.

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