Central Jersey Youth Soccer Copryright 2012 05/17/2012 05/17/2012 www.cjysa.org News from Central Jersey Youth Soccer 2012 Spring Season Underway! 04/04/2012 11:50 AM http://www.cjysa.org/home/609734.html Teams may find their league schedule by clicking on the red "Schedules" link on the top page bar, then their age group, finding their team in the age groupings, and then by logging into their team page from the upper right corner "Log In" link.

Alternately, team contacts may also click on the red "Team Contacts" link on the top page bar, then their age group and team from the alphabetical team listing and lastly, logging into their team page from the upper right corner "Log In" link.  If you do not remember your pin, click on the link below the password entry line that triggers the system to send you your pin by email.

]]> http://www.cjysa.org/home/609734.html Partnering with CRF 09/09/2011 05:33 PM http://www.cjysa.org/home/539715.html  
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 about the foundations go to:
 
Claudio Reyna Foundation
PO Box 275 Mt. Kisco, NY 10549

www.claudioreynafoundation.org

and

Soccer For All : http://www.socceragency.net/msslfoundation/soccerforall/

 

What CRF Does
 
Soccer Academies

They are provided as an after school program at no cost to students ranging in ages from six to twelve years old. Programs are run during the school calendar year from September to June. Before training sessions, students are assisted with their homework by tutors and volunteers. Good grades, good attendance and good conduct are required to continue in the program.

The training sessions include a minimum of 60 minutes of moderate to rigorous activity with a focus on balance, coordination, technique, conditioning and teamwork. Also, every session dedicates time to nutritional education and discussions. All Coaches are certified and several have USSF ’A’ licenses, the highest coaching certificate available in the United States.

As of 2010, CRF currently provides eleven soccer academies in New York City and Newark, NJ, serving 456 kids. Our plans include expansion to Trenton, NJ and Camden, NJ as well as several other locations in and around New York City. We expect to increase the number of children we serve to 600 by Fall 2011.
 
Professional Coaches
The Foundation provides professional and elite groups of coaches dedicated to introduce the sport to young enthusiastic children from six to twelve years old. Under Claudio’s technical direction, our coaches provide the highest quality soccer training at no cost to the students. Coaching support is also provided by Major League Soccer’s New York Red Bulls at the North Star Academy DTMS location in Newark, New Jersey.
Every child receives:
Customized Jersey, Shorts & Socks
Shin guards & Bag
Coaching for 36 weeks
 
Each site has a minimum of:
15 balls & 6 futsal balls
2 ball bags
18 pinnies
 
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.
 
Soccer For All is a year round program. Coaching can take place before, after, or during school hours. Late night or midnight coaching sessions can be arranged specifically for at-risk and inner-city youth.
 

 

 

 
]]> http://www.cjysa.org/home/539715.html LEAGUE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS 08/29/2011 11:50 AM http://www.cjysa.org/home/144250.html  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:  
 
 
Fran Harkes (#25) - Kearny (Hudson), NJ - FRANNYZEE@aol.com - 201-997-0717
Eric Hlava (#28) - Howell (Monmouth Cty), NJ - thecoach@optonline.net - 732-513-9996
Rob Marino (#30) - Hopewell (Mercer), NJ - njdc30@gmail.com - 609-333-6907
 
Please remember, some district commissioners will not have their stamps until after 8/05/11.  Be sure to call your DC before bringing them your rosters for validation.
Eric prefers to deal with club representatives, so if you have more than one team from your club who will be using Eric, please have your club rep bring all the team paperwork to him at the same time.
 
TEAMS LOOKING FOR THE RETURN OF PLAYER PASSES DUE TO GAME MISCONDUCT MUST CALL 732-940-5599 (JOE MATRALE @ MSSL OFFICE), joe@mssl.org  OR JAN YAGER AT jan@mssl.org - the commissioners will not have your player passes
 
 
Completed packets can be mailed, express mail or Fed Ex’d to the DC of your choice. If you choose this option, you must include a self-addressed, stamped envelope in your packet for its return (expect cost to be around 1.80). Be sure to include a phone number and email address where you can be reached in the event of a question or a problem.  You should contact the district commissioner by phone or email with questions.
Mail to:   
 
Fran Harkes: 30 Clinton Ave, Kearny, NJ  07032
Eric Hlava:14 Iris Ct, Howell, NJ  07731
Rob Marino: 3 Spring Hollow Drive, Hopewell NJ 08525
 
The following DC’s have agreed to make themselves available to our member teams for validating their player passes and rosters.  Additional district commissioners may be found on the NJYS website: www.njyouthsoccer.com for others closer to you.
  • Pete Paterson (#20); Pete is located in E. Brunswick NJ and can be contacted by email: runnerpj@aol.com or by phone: (732) 238-8265;
  • Ana Fernandes (#23); Ana is located in Edison, NJ and can be contacted by email: anatoto@aol.com or by phone: (732) 261-8522
  • Mary Chambers (#6); Mary is located in Ocean County (Point Pleasant), NJ and can be contacted by email: MEC1003@aol.com or by phone: (732) 746-3367
  • Dan Paolini (#8) Dan is located in Eastampton, Burlington County. njdc08@gmail.com or (609) 321-1591 (email preferred - more info at www.RVSoccerClub.org/dc8)
  • DPaul Pallante (# ) Paul is located in Brick, NJ and can be contacted by email: paul@ableworx.com or by phone (732) 330-3833
 Teams may also contact a district commissioner in your area to see if they are willing to validate your packet for you (for a complete list of DC’s in NJ, go to www.njyouthsoccer.com , under Administrative and click directories for district commissioners).  
 
  A reminder: any NJ teams having out of state players may now have their rosters validated by their local District Commissioners. No longer do those teams need to be validated by the NJYS office. 

 NEW ROSTERING RULES REGARDING ELECTRONIC ROSTERING, and TRANSFER PLAYER RESTRICTIONS FOR 2011-2012: INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND UNDER ROSTERING AND LEAGUE PROCEDURES ON OUR WEBSITE

]]> http://www.cjysa.org/home/144250.html League Looking for Age Group Coordinators 11/23/2009 02:44 PM http://www.cjysa.org/home/383829.html 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.
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