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SPRING 2012 & U15-U19 Single Season 2011-2012 ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION IS OPEN
Follow the links provided for league registration
U15 and older teams: System is open for the Spring 2012 season. EXTENDED REGISTRATION TO JANUARY 21, 2011 - 10 PM!!
U14 and younger teams  may begin to register for Spring 2012 as of December 1, 2011 - CLOSES FEBRUARY 1, 2012 - 7 PM.

Click on 2011-2012 League Registration and Information or on the left menu to start the process.

MANDATORY LEAGUE MEETINGS SCHEDULED FOR:

FEBRUARY 9, 2012 - 7:30 PM - Summit Elks Club, Summit, NJ

FEBRUARY 14, 2012 - 7:30 PM - The Fields Sports Complex, East Brunswick, NJ

FEBRUARY 15, 2012 - 7:30 PM - Wyndham Hotel, Mt. Laurel, NJ

SCHEDULES WILL NOT BE RELEASED UNTIL EACH TEAM HAS ATTENDED ONE MEETING at one of the 3 sites. SIGN IN REQUIRED.

Concussion Awareness Training
October 15, 2011 compliance deadline
NJYS is now requiring that all youth soccer coaches registered in NJYS become familiar with spotting and dealing with conscussions. Out of state team coaches are welcome to take the training class for their benefit.
 
 
All coaches must obtain a certificate to this effect by October 15. After that date, coaches will be required to produce the certificate when requested. The most immediate likelihood for the request will be at State Cup game check-ins after that date, as well as anytime a team seeks to initially roster or make changes to its roster.
 
 
The Certification procedure is fairly short, convenient and no-cost. It is done online, in the comfort of your home. Participants view a 20 minute online video, answer several review questions about what they have watched at the end of the video, then print up a certificate that is provided after the questions are properly answered. The only equipment you will need is online access on a computer attached to a printer. The script and quiz are available in Spanish and English.
 
 
Reprinted below is the statement found on the NJYS website at http://njyouthsoccer.com/Concussion.htm. If the links below do not work on your computer, you can access them from the NJYS site and clicking the link "Concussion Awareness Training;" upper right of the home page.
 
 
CJYSA supports this initiative. It is certainly timely throughout all sports (as any NFL fan can attest).  Coaches must obtain their certificate by October 15, 2011.
 
 

http://www.cdc.gov/concussion/HeadsUp/online_training.html

Partnering with CRF
Donate $1 per player and inspire a team

We are asking our teams to team up with the Claudio Reyna Foundation to promote soccer in our NY & NJ urban communities. We suggest a $1 donation for each child on your roster.

Claudio Reyna Foundation and Soccer For All are combining their resources to raise funds for their respective organizations. All profits will be split 50/50

The mission of the Foundation:
 
To INSTILL AND INSPIRE underserved youth in low-income urban communities with positive experiences through soccer, education and community involvement in hopes of growing healthy bodies, minds and spirits.
 
Soccer For All Mission Statement:
 
 
‘‘Soccer for All’ is a youth development model that helps underprivileged, at-risk, and special-needs children discover the joys of playing soccer. These children will be given a chance to learn the basics of soccer through a 5v5 format instructed by professional coaches in a safe and secure environment. The program is open to all types of groups, including schools, after school clubs, community groups, Churches, and townships. All programming is provided to the children for free.

 To make a donation:

 
To find out more go to:

 

Soccer For all provides free soccer programming to special needs and inner-city children in Newark, Trenton and Jersey City. SFA Currently provides over 1000 children access to free professional soccer programming yearly.
LEAGUE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS
Fall 2011 & Spring 2012
NJ Teams will need to get their NJYS player passes and roster validated by a NJYS district commissioner.  CJYSA has DC’s for you to contact for validating your roster.   The league commissioners are as follows:  
EDP 2011 - 2012 Applications Being Accepted
(Note: Boys U13-U14 application process is now CLOSED)

The Eastern Development Program MSSL flights expand to U15 - U17 Boys & Girls Age Groups. Apply today!

The MSSL EDP Flights offer teams the following: 

League Looking for Age Group Coordinators
Age Group Coordinator - Job Description

The MSSL league offers an “open architecture” structure that is supported by an administrator who handles registration, scheduling and monitoring. We are re-instituting the Age Group Coordinator positions to monitor each age group and make adjustments as necessary. The age group coordinator responsibilities include:

 
·       Maintain regular contact with teams in the assigned age group to monitor/anticipate developments and opportunities. 
·        Coordinate with teams outside the league to create playing opportunities, with the expectation that favorable exposure will attract desirable teams to the league.
·       Work in coordination with the League Administrator to establish flights. This role will become increasing important as we migrate to a system of promotion and relegation.
·       Develop and maintain a set of guidelines for promotion and relegation. This includes monitoring team play over the course of the year to support decision-making.
·       Provide information as needed to the Disciplinary Committee contact (Head Referee Assignor). The coordinator is encouraged to monitor minor issues throughout the year and take corrective action where advisable. When matters rise above the level of moderate concern, refer the matter to the league Head Referee Assignor.
·       Attend a semi-annual league Coordinators Meeting with the League President, Administrator and Referee Assignor.
 
Overall the age group coordinator is expected to demonstrate leadership and integrity to assure the teams in the league that we are providing a “level playing field” , investigating opportunities and addressing issues promptly and professionally.