2013 FALL SEASON INFORMATION

2013 FALL REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN

ELIGIBILITY: GIRLS & BOYS BORN BETWEEN 8/1/98 - 12/31/08
COST: $70 first child
$60 each additional child

WHEN: Online now at www.dumontsoccerleague.org

MAIL:     Download a form and mail with a check payable to Dumont Soccer League

ADDRESS: Dumont Soccer League
                  70 Charles Street
                  Dumont, NJ 07628

ADDITIONAL SIGN-UP DATES

June 15th     10am till 3pm
June 18th      6pm till 9pm
June 22nd     10am till 3pm

Location: Soccer Hut 70 Charles St.
Memorial Park (near T-ball field)

CONCUSSION TRAINING and 2013 COACHES CERTIFICATION COURSES

GO TO THIS WEB SITE http://nfhslearn.com/electiveDetail.aspx?courseID=15000

When you complete the course, you will get an online certificate.
Save this certificate as a PDF file on your computer.

Then email the PDF copy of your certificate to both:
dumontsoccer@optonline.net
dumontrecreation@aol.com

UPDATED -2013 Coaches Certification and Background Check

The Adult Certification date for Adults 18 and older is being held on: Tuesday, July 30th and Tuesday, September 24th at the Borough Hall start time 7:00pm. Information regarding fingerprinting/background checks will be distributed at course.

If you had previously attended the Minor's Certification Course while a minor and have turned 18 or older and wish to coach, you MUST attend an Adult Certification Course.

For more information on certification and fingerprinting, go to www.dumontnj.gov.
On the left hand side of the home page, click on Departments/Parks & Recreation/Programs.

2013 PROGRAMS - A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF ALL PROGRAMS

COACHES MEETINGS 2013

AUGUST 26th

SEPTEMBER 17th

OCTOBER 8th

NOVEMBER 12th

DECEMBER 10th

ALL MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE BORO HALL AT 7PM

PARENT CODE OF CONDUCT

Code of Conduct

The Parent . . .
1. Does not coach the players (including their own child) from the sidelines during the game.
2. Respects the judgment of the referee and does not criticize officials.
3. Focuses on mastering soccer skills knowledge and, to some extent, game strategies.
4. Decreases the pressure on their child to win.
5. Believes that soccer's primary value is to allow youth the opportunity for self- development.
6. Understands the risks. A soccer game is full of mistakes. Playing soccer is a willingness to chance a failure.
7. Communicate with the coach and create a positive working relationship.
8. Controls negative emotions and thinks positively.