T-CYSA

All Recreational teams need to have a licensed Referee grade 8 or higher. T-CYSA will reimburse class fees for individuals who sign up to become licensed and designate their referring toward a specific team for the season. This is also a great opportunity to make some extra money and learn more about the game of soccer!

Here are links for two Grade 08 Referee Clinics. The first clinic is January 21 and the second is on March 3.

• January 21: http://www.wasrc.org/clinics.php?action=display&clinic=4254
• March 3: http://www.wasrc.org/clinics.php?action=display&clinic=4255

This is a new format wherein individuals can take the class on-line with only one day of in classroom time needed.

T-CYSA has updated some of its policies and guidelines as shown below. If you have any questions about any of these policies, please contact the main soccer office at office@t-cysa.org.

Also, please remember that any type of soliciting or fundraising at the T-CYSA complex, or within the parking lot, is strictly prohibited without prior approval of the T-CYSA Board of Directors.

• Operating Policies and Procedures
• Dealing with injuries
• Parent and Player Code of Conduct

Washington Youth Soccer is the state organization by which T-CYSA is affiliated. There has been a lot of talk lately about how a player can grow from a recreational star, to an elite player. Washington Youth Soccer has a plan. Download it here (6MB PDF file).

Coaches should remember that the first team to play on a U-11 field on Saturdays is responsible for net and flag setup, while the last teams to play on that field is responsible for net and flag takedown. Also, fields 1, 2 and 6 are designated for recreational play only, while fields 3, 4, and 5 are for competitive teams only. Confused about where your field is? Find the T-CYSA field map here.

Most of us love dogs, but they don’t belong on soccer fields. There are lots of reasons for this: damage to the field, fouling the surface, risk of infections to players, nuisance and distration to participants. But the main reason TCYSA reminds you to leave your dog at home is that Pasco municipal codes prohibit dogs on the playfields. Please respect the law and keep your dog off the soccer fields our kids play on. Thank you!