2024 Outdoor Coach information

TO VIEW THE TEAM OFFICIAL CHECKLIST CLICK HERE

TEAM SNAP INFORMATION & HOW TO CLICK HERE

Air Quality Index Policy CLICK HERE

ASA Extreme Heat Event Guide

ASA Lightning Safety and Severe Weather Policy

SAFE SPORT RESOURCES CLICK HERE

How to set up and take down a net CLICK HERE

Field Closure Phone Lines/Websites:

City of Edmonton: 780.496.4999 ext. 1 http://coewebapps.edmonton.ca/facilitynotifications/default.aspx?args=4,131
City of Beaumont Fields (scroll down to the button of the website): Click Here

  • Please note that games without referees are not rescheduled, please update your TeamSnap as per the reschedule process.

Air Quality Procedure: 

Air quality reading needs to be looked at 4 pm on the day of your game using the link below (and only the link below). If it is 7 or higher at the home game field location, the game is automatically cancelled. Any reading that is 6 pm or lower, the game is planned to proceed – please go to your field. It will be determined by the referee at the game’s start time if the game will proceed or be cancelled.

U4-U11 home games take place in EMSA South Edmonton and the substation location is Edmonton EAST.  Beaumont follows Edmonton Lendrum.

For U13-U19 games, you can find the list of home fields and the associated substation in this list.

 

 

  • On field Coach Education Sessions (SPORT  TC  9203 – 35 Avenue):
    Friday, April 19th
    6pm to 6:45 – U4 & U5 team officials
    6:55 pm to 7:40 pm – U7boys team officials
    7:45 pm to 8:25 pm – U7 girls team officials
    April 26th
    6pm to 6:45 – U9 team officials
    6:55pm to 7:40pm – U11 team officials
    7:45pm to 8:25pm – U13 to U19 team officials

These sessions will be hosted by our Technical Director and cover how to set up the field, how to work with your teams on and off the field and many other things that will help you have an amazing season.  Our Referee Director will also be available to help with rules.

COACHES’ CODE

  • Soccer is a game for happiness.
  • The laws of soccer should be regarded as mutual agreements, the spirit or letter of which no one should try to avoid or break.
  • Visiting teams and spectators are honored, guests.
  • No advantages except those of superior skill should be sought.
  • Equal playing time for all players.
  • Officials and opponents should be treated and regarded as honest in intention.
  • Official decisions should be accepted without looking angry no matter how unfair they may seem.
  • Winning is desirable, but winning at any cost defeats the purpose of the game.
  • Losing can be a triumph when the team has given its best.
  • The ideal is the greatest good to the greatest number.
  • In soccer, as in life, do unto others as you would have them do unto you.