WPL Club Fall 2020 Season - Wellesley United Soccer Club
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WPL Club Fall 2020 Season
WPL
Club
Agenda
• Who
we
are
• WPL
Club
Overview
• Fall
WPL
Club
teams
and
Coaches
• Parent
Managers
• CCL
NE
Overview
• Club
Passes
• Team
Snap
App
• Parent
ResponsibiliBes
• Player
ResponsibiliBes
• Coach
ResponsibiliBes
• Equal
Playing
Time
• Covid
Guidelines
and
Rules
Who
We
Are
Senior
Staff
• Chris
Howard,
General
Manager
• Lewis
Wright,
WPL
Director
• Dale
Carr,
Travel
Director
of
Coaching
• Chris
DiCecca,
In-‐Town
Director
Wellesley
Premier
League
Board
• Kelly
Van
Biert
• Ruth
Keyes
• Erin
Thornton
• Johanna
Himes
WPL
Club
Overview
Mission
Statement:
To
develop
Wellesley
United
Soccer
Club
players
seeking
higher
level
coaching
in
a
professional
environment.
WPL
Juniors
→
Premier
League
→
WPL
Club
• Player
Development
&
Growth
• CompeBBve
Club
Environment
• Professional
Coaches
&
PracBce
Plans
• Season
Assessments
/
Player
EvaluaBons
Teams and Coaches Girls Boys 2011 Girls – Lewis Wright 2011 Boys – Dale Carr 2010 Girls – Kevin Friel 2010 Boys – Kevin Friel 2009 Girls – Chris DiCecca 2009 Boys –Rob Gallucci 2009 Girls – Jake Sykes 2008 Boys – Dario Teodoro 2008 Girls – Chris Howard 2007 Boys – Rob Gallucci 2008 Girls – Dario Teodoro 2006 Boys – Dale Carr 2007 Girls – Chris Howard 2006 Girls – Lewis Wright
Parent/Covid
Managers
• At
least
one
Parent/Covid
Manager
will
be
assigned
to
each
Wellesley
WPL
Club
team.
This
is
now
required,
by
MYSA,
to
have
a
‘Covid
manager’.
If
you
are
interested
in
becoming
a
team/covid
manager
please
contact
Lewis
at
premierleague@wellesleysoccer.org
The
Team/Covid
Manager
will
perform
some
of
the
following
duBes:
• Keep
track
of
players
availability
for
pracBce
and
games
using
the
Team
Snap
app.
• Ensure
the
Covid
policies
from
the
club
are
being
adhered
to
by
all.
(masks,
saniBzer,
social
distancing).
• Ensure
spectators
are
socially
distanced
and
wearing
masks
at
all
games.
• Communicate
field
changes
or
pracBce
cancellaBons
Parent Managers Girls Boys 2011 Girls – Courtney Koenig 2011 Boys – Parent Manager Needed 2010 Girls – Hillary Goldberg 2010 Boys – Parent Manager Needed 2009 Girls – Johanna Himes 2009 Boys – Akila Weerapana 2009 Girls – Liz Drews 2008 Boys –Parent Manager Needed 2008 Girls – Ruth Keyes 2007 Boys – Billy Fayerweather 2008 Girls –Parent Manager Needed 2006 Boys – Carrie Reepmeyer 2007 Girls – Johanna Himes 2006 Girls – Donna Paglia
CCL NE Overview • The NSL League has merged with the Club Champions League New England (CCL NE). This provides an exciBng opportunity for top teams to compete at a NaBonal level. • CCL New England is a conference of the Club Champions League which has leagues in Virginia, Maryland, Washington and New England • NaBonal Pathway through league play for U13 and up. • Direct qualificaBon to the USYS Eastern Regional Championships via the League Championship Playoff CCL New England age group champions (both Club-‐to-‐club and Team-‐based) qualify to the CCL New England League Championship • Playoff Winners advance to USYS League Championship Playoff versus CCL, Long Island Junior Soccer League (LIJSL) or the NaBonal Capital Soccer League (NCSL)
Club
Passes
• Players
can
be
invited
to
play
on
other
WPL
Club
team
by
using
the
NE
CCL
club
pass.
• Players
will
be
chosen
to
play
for
other
Wellesley
teams
based
on
their
ability
and
their
effort
in
pracBce
sessions
and
games.
• Tournament
passes
can
be
given
out
to
Wellesley
players
from
other
Clubs
to
compete
for
Wellesley
in
any
given
tournaments.
Team Snap App We will be using the TeamSnap app this season to organize all of our teams pracBces and games. It’s a great way to keep updates on who is going to be available for pracBce and games each week and to send updates on anything game/pracBce related. Please note that as part of our COVID protocols, parents will be required (track and trace) to use TeamSnap to let the club know which events (pracMces and games) your children will be aNending. If players do not respond via TeamSnap, they will not be allowed to pracMce or play games.
Parent ResponsibiliBes • Parents to refrain from side line coaching of all players, including their own, while supporBng the team in a posiBve and enthusiasBc manner • Parents to be respeciul of the Zero Tolerance Referee Policy • 24 hour rule: Parents are banned from discussing a game, a play or any feedback on game or training days • Parents to ensure players have all the required training alre • Parents to inform the coach with at least a two-‐day noBce if they cannot amend training or a game on the team snap-‐app.
Player ResponsibiliBes • Players to be respeciul to the coach and teammates at all Bmes • Players amendance to be a minimum of 75% of games and training • Players to come focused to both games and training • Players to come in WPL Club alre to both games and training
Coach ResponsibiliBes • Coach to be approachable and personable to all players and parents • Coach to look and act professional at all Bmes during training and games • Coach to be punctual, organized and prepared for each training session and game • Coach to communicate directly to the players/parents 48 hours aper each game during the season • Coach to always put the development of the player ahead of the score line and team record
Equal
Playing
Time
• Playing
Bme
will
be
at
the
discreBon
of
each
coach
based
on
the
players
commitment,
performance,
altude
and
effort
• The
club
does
not
guarantee
equal
playing
Bme
Risk Level of Sport As we move forward, we would like to make sure our players and families understand the COVID-‐19 reopening approach as it pertains to the “Risk Level of Sports” categorized by the state. MA youth sports are now classified into three categories based on the risk of transmission of COVID during the sport as tradiBonally played: • -‐Lower Risk (i.e. golf and tennis) • -‐Moderate Risk (i.e. soccer and baseball) • -‐Higher Risk (i.e. football) The state also provides regular guidance on the type of play each sport may parBcipate in from least risk to greatest risk: • Level 1 Individual or socially distanced group training • Level 2 CompeMMve PracMces (group games, drills and scrimmages) • Level 3 CompeMMons (games) • Level 4 Tournaments Soccer (moderate risk sport) is currently in the Level 3 phase (compeBBon/game play permimed).
Return
to
soccer
guidelines
• Most
up
to
date
guidelines
can
be
found
on
the
MYSA
website
hmps://www.mayouthsoccer.org/return-‐to-‐soccer-‐acBviBes/
• COVID
rules
and
guidelines
that
have
been
shared
by
the
state
and
the
club
remain
in
effect
for
all
players
and
families
throughout
these
sessions.
• Every
player
will
need
to
bring
their
own
mask
(neck
gaiters
are
not
permiNed),
ball,
water
and
hand
saniBzer
to
each
session
• Players
must
wear
a
mask
throughout
the
session
• There
will
be
cones
on
the
floor
6p
apart
from
each
other
on
arrival
for
each
player
to
wait
at
• If
your
child
is
feeling
unwell
please
keep
them
home
• Parents
are
to
self-‐cerBfy
that
their
child
is
illness
free.
• If
your
child’s
temperature
is
over
100.4
the
child
should
not
amend
the
session.
Spectator
Requirements
• The
league
is
required
to
stagger
games
to
allow
teams
and
spectators
to
exit
and
enter
field
space
without
encountering
previous
or
subsequent
teams.
ParBcipants
are
required
to
leave
the
field
(including
the
parking
areas)
immediately
aper
games.
Spectators
arriving
early
should
wait
in
their
car
unBl
the
field
is
clear.
• MYSA
guidelines
limit
1
spectator
per
player.
If
there
are
too
many
spectators
at
any
given
Bme,
play
will
be
halted
unBl
the
numbers
work.
• All
spectators
must
adhere
to
the
current
social
distancing
protocol
–
6p
apart,
face
masks
to
be
worn.
• Spectators
must
park
in
the
designated
areas
for
the
field
of
play.
Game
ModificaBons
In
order
for
WPL
Club
to
play
our
league
season,
we
are
REQUIRED
to
make
the
following
temporary
changes
to
the
laws
of
the
game.
• Heading
–
All
intenBonal
heading
of
the
soccer
ball
is
suspended
for
all
ages.
• Shoulder
to
shoulder
contact
–
suspended
or
any
other
intenBonal
physical
contact
is
to
be
considered
a
violaBon
of
Law
12
-‐
playing
in
a
dangerous
manner.
Indirect
free
kick
restart
or
other
applicable
foul
or
misconduct
based
on
the
referee’s
interpretaBon.
• Slide
tackling
–
suspended
for
all
ages.
• Throws
in’s
–
replaced
by
kick
in’s.
• Corner
kicks
–
replaced
by
a
corner
kick
in.
The
ball
may
not
be
kicked
directly
into
the
opponent’s
penalty
box.
Opponents
must
remain
10
yards
(8
yards
for
small
sided)
from
the
corner
unBl
the
ball
is
in
play.
• The
use
of
defensive
walls
is
currently
suspended.
• The
use
of
a
drop
ball
to
restart
a
game
is
suspended.
An
indirect
free
kick
will
be
awarded
to
the
team
the
referee
deemed
in
possession
when
the
game
was
stopped.
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