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SYSA
Linso van der Burg Travel Director/Nahant Intramural Director Susan Swigor Treasurer
Lauren Baker Jan DePaolo Clerk/Secretary Michael Sheffer Skills & Coach Development Director John Coletti Head of Fields and Equipment Safety and Risk Management Kerin Walsh Member at Large
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Because of physical and verbal abuse against referees MYSA and other Soccer Organizations, the Essex County Youth Soccer Association (ECYSA) has adopted ZERO TOLERANCE POLICIES. The following policy is strictly adhered to by the Swampscott Youth Soccer Association.
It is the responsibility of ALL coaches to maintain the highest standards of conduct for themselves, their players and supporters in all matches. Abusive and obscene language, violent play, violent conduct, fighting and other behavior detrimental to the game will not be tolerated. A coach’s responsibility for referee support and spectator control includes the times prior to,
during and after the game at the field and surrounding areas. All persons
responsible for a team and all the spectators shall support the referee. Failure to do so will undermine the referee’s authority and has the potential of
creating a hostile environment for the players,
the referee and all the other participants and spectators. Consequently,
ECYSA has adopted the following rule: No one is to
address the referee during the game!!
A.
Persons Responsible for a team (Coach and Assistant Coaches)
Exceptions:
During the Game:
At Half Time or at the end of
the game:
Penalties:
Any Major Infraction
Warning (Caution) or Dismissal (Ejection) depending on the seriousness of the
infraction (FIFA). Initial Minor
Infraction A verbal warning. Any Subsequent
Infraction will warrant the following actions:
Warning (Caution).
(Must be told by the referee that this is their WARNING and must be reported to ECYSA)
Dismissal
(Ejection). (Must be told by the referee that they are DISMISSED, their pass
card must be kept and reported to ECYSA)
A.
Spectators
Exceptions: During
the Game:
Penalties:
1st Infraction: The Referee, at the
next stoppage of play, should ask the coach to quiet the offending spectator.
2nd Infraction: A verbal warning. The Referee, at the next stoppage of play, should ask the coach to warn the spectator that the next infraction will be
a removal of the spectator or the referee will
abandon the game.
3rd Infraction: The Referee, at the
next stoppage of play, shall instruct the coach to direct the spectator to leave the field. The
referee should abandon the game if the spectator does not leave the field.
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