Brockport Soccer Club

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Club Information

Board of Directors
President	Tom Langelotti		BSC President
Vice President	Peter Sharpe	638-0301	BSC Vice President
Treasurer	Chris Van De Mark	395-9086	BSC Treasurer
Secretary	Karen Sweeting	469-2009	BSC Secretary
Registrar	Michelle Wilcox	637-9566	BSC Registrar
Boy's Director	Miriam Miller	395-1919	BSC Boys Director
Girl's Director	Paige Pye	637-2720	BSC Girls Director
Facilities Manager	David Rogers	637-6215	BSC Facilities Coordinator
Web Master	Gail Barido-Maier	637-9933	BSC Web Master
Tournament Dir.	Rich Pye	637-2720	BSC Tournament Director
Equipment Manager	Steve Wilcox	637-9566	BSC Equipment Manager

Brockport Soccer Club Committes

As per the Brockport Soccer Club bylaws, the following committees have been formed to serve the BSC members. The following links contain the committee members contact information.

Adjudication Committee
Budget Committee
Executive Board
Financial Review Committee
Tournament Committee
Tryout Committee

	Brockport Soccer Club Mission
	The mission of the Brockport Soccer Club is to promote competitive youth soccer in a fun, safe, and positive environment. We support the education and development of players, parents, and coaches throughout Brockport, Clarkson, Hamlin, Sweden, and the surrounding areas in the game of soccer.

	Tryouts
	Tryouts will be held the weekend of July 30 through August 1 for the 2010-2011 season. Additional tryout information and schedules will be available on the web site as well as in the local papers.

	Leagues
	BSC participates in the Rochester District Youth Soccer (RDYSL) League and is a member club in the New York State West Youth Soccer Association (NYSWYSA).

	Team Definition
	A team consists of the players, parents, and coaches. Each of these individuals has a responsibility to fulfill the commitment to the team. The level of commitment expected varies based on the age group and the season.

	Player's Responsibilities
	Players are expected conduct themselves in a respectable manner at all times and at all levels of play while representing the Brockport Soccer Club, both on and off the field. This includes leagues games, tournaments, fundraising activities, and any other Brockport Soccer Club sponsored event. Violation of the BSC's Code of Conduct will result in disiplinary actions that may include suspension or expulsion from the BSC. Players and their families are personally responsible for any fines levied by the league for disciplinary reasons (ie. Red cards). Players are expected to attend all practices and games and should notify coaches of conflicts as they arise. Players should also arrive at practices and games at the times specified by the coaches.

	Parent's Responsibilities
	Parents are expected to uphold the BSC's Code of Conduct and be supportive of all players, coaches, and officials. If a player or parent is fined by a game official, it is the parent's responsibility to make sure the fine is paid. Failure to pay fines or fees, or violations of the Club's Code of Conduct may result in the suspension or removal of the player from the BSC. Participation in the Brockport Soccer Club may involve financial committments in addition to the Club'sregistration fee. Parents are also expected to volunteer at the anual Brockport Soccer Festival which is the Club's major fundraiser.

	Coach's Responsibilities
	Coaches are expected to provide a safe, positive, and challenging soccer experience for all their players. Coaches must follow the requirements of the BSC's Code of Conduct and demonstrate respect for players, parents, and officials. Coaches are expected to continually learn more about coaching soccer by attending clinics, observing other coaches, and obtaining a minimum of the NYSW E-Liensce. Coaches should form a coaching staff that includes a team manager and assistent coaches. the coaching staff is responsible for their team at all team activities and games. Coaches are required to attend all Club meetings, league meetings, and complete all the paperwork necesary to register and compete in both the RDYSL League and soccer tournaments. Coaches are also responsible to the financial status of their team. This includes paying for tournaments and collecting any fines incurred by their team's players, parents, or coaches.