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BBSC Coach Code of Conduct
"An Opportunity to Make a Difference"
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I will be responsible for all the kids on my
team.
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I will do my best to insure that all the
kids have fun playing soccer.
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I will treat all kids with respect and avoid
negative criticism.
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I will teach all kids the skills of the
game, the values of teamwork and the meaning of good
sportsmanship.
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I will lead by example and always
demonstrate good sportsmanship during games (If one of your
players is disrespectful, irresponsible or overly aggressive in
a game, take the player out of the game at least long enough for
him/her to calm down).
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I will see that “all kids play” regardless
of skill level.
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I will provide only encouragement and
positive direction to players during games.
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I will know the rules and always play by the
rules.
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I will respect the officials and their
authority during games (During the game, do no address the
referee at all. After the game, thank the referee and ask your
players to do the same).
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If you have a major complaint, or if you
think the referee was unfair, biased, unfit or incompetent,
report your opinion to your league. Your reactions will be taken
seriously if they are presented objectively and formally.
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I will communicate with the parents on my
team and inform them of all practices and games.
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I will respect all facilities and equipment
made available for my team to practice and play games.
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I will never use profanity, abusive language
or threatening behavior towards any player, parent, coach or
official.
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I will report to the BBSC staff any
perceived misconduct by coach, player, parent or official so it
can be dealt with in the appropriate manner.
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I will maintain current Risk Management
Certification.
To clarify expectations of coach conduct, the
BBSC expects all coaches to conform to this code of conduct. Your
example is powerful, for better or worse. You should insist on fair
play and concentrate on your player’s enjoyment of the game and
their overall, long term development. If you support the referee,
your players and their parents will notice. Coaches should be an
example of dignity, patience, and positive spirit. Coaches who don’t
follow the expectation described above will be disciplined or
removed.
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