All players must complete an EMERGENCY CONTACT CARD. Trainers will carry these cards with them at all practices.
In colder weather players are encouraged to wear warm garments UNDER their jerseys and shorts.
Shin guards are required at all practices and are to be worn underneath the soccer socks with no part of the shin guard exposed.
Players are not permitted to wear any jewelry, including ear rings,
friendship or other string bracelets, hard hair barrettes or baseball
caps or any other hard-brimmed headgear during games or practices. (An exception is made for religious tokens which must be worn or Medical Alert medallions.)
For the safety of the child involved and other players with whom the child may come into contact, players wearing casts or splints will not
be permitted to participate in practices.
Soccer shoes are recommended, but not required. All purpose athletic shoes or gym shoes are allowed. Sandals or baseball style or other types of cleats are not permitted.
Spectators are to stand clear of the goal lines and must stay a reasonable distance behind the field boundary lines. No one is permitted to stand at or behind the goals.
Health and Injuries
Parents should inform trainers about any medical information that the trainers need to know. Information about allergies or respiratory concerns, such as asthma, should be included. Contact your child's trainer about any other specific
issues about which he or she should be made aware.
If your child has a chronic health condition possibly requiring medication immediately before, during or after a practice and is too young to self administer the treatment, a parent or designated caregiver must be present during all practices. Trainers are not permitted to administer any medication to players (including inhalers or medicines to treat allergic reactions).
