2006-2007 FRYSC Signature Teams Coach Agreement
FRYSC Signature Team Coaching Responsibilities:
1) Player Safety - Mental / Physical
2) Player Development
3) Support and work with all Signature teams
4) Assist Trainer as necessary during tryouts
5) Work with Trainer/ Signature Committee regarding player selection
6) Player / Coach / Administrator Registration
7) Player Uniforms / Equipment
8) Player / Parent Communication / Team Schedule
9) FRYSC Communication – FRYSC Signature Committee, Signature Technical Advisor and BOD
10) Coordinate Parent Volunteers - FRYSC Registration, FRYSC Tournament, Field Setup and Parties etc.
11) Attend monthly FRYSC Signature Coaches meeting
12) Attend FRYSC Signature Coaches clinics and training model sessions
13) Attain a minimum CYSA “E” License the CYSA “D” License is encouraged
14) Attend all pre-season FRYSC Ramp/Fitness Sessions
15) Follow FRYSC Signature training model
16) Attend all team training sessions and games (team training begins on July 15, 2006)
17) Work together with trainer in regards to establishing and implementing team goals and direction
18) Assist trainer when necessary during their training sessions
19) Work with trainer to determine Coach’s training session content
20) Prepare a lesson plan for every training session run by the coach
21) Coordinate player/team fitness sessions (may be combined with other Signature teams)
22) Assure Coach’s sessions are dynamic with multiple groups and no long lines of players
23) Determine scrimmages and tournaments
24) Enter Tournaments / Team Check In
25) Prepare Match Reports, present to referee with player cards
26) Player / Coach / Parent Evaluations
27) Team Building Functions, Parties, and Outings etc.
28) Ranger BOD Functions and Fundraising
There are many additional team functions that can be performed by the parents. Delegation is an important quality of a successful Team Coach as this allows the parents to be involved with the team in an appropriate role that is beneficial to the team.
Having the parent assistance allows the Coach to do the most important jobs: Establish a good working rapport with the trainer, work with the trainer to establish the direction for the team, communicate effectively with Parents, assist in the recruiting of players, the evaluation process, instilling the TEAM CONCEPT with everyone, and the single most important job of all: Do it right for the Kids!
In the end, the necessary ingredients needed for team success are: The Players, Coach, Trainer, and Parents. The Team Coach is the glue that bonds the entire team together. This includes Players, Parents, Coaches Trainers and Administrators. J
I have read, understand and agree to follow and adhere to the FRYSC Signature Coaching guidelines. I understand that failure to adhere to the FRYSC Signature Coaching guidelines may result in my removal from the team.
