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Spring Outdoor

NCSC sponsors a spring recreational program for youth 11 to 13 years old. Registration is done on a team basis and begins in January. League play starts in late March or early April and ends mid-May annually.

Coaches considering taking a team to a Spring League should request sponsorship by the Board in early January of each year. Teams are allowed on a-first come, first serve basis. Field availability will be the criteria used for how many teams play under the NCSC umbrella in spring outdoor play. NCSC will sponsor no more than four Spring teams.

NCSC teams have participated in the Willamette Youth Soccer Association (WYSA) League and the Portland Youth Soccer Association (PYSA) League. Details follow below.

Fields are designed by size criteria regulated by OYSA and WYSA and other Soccer Associations. The Board will have final say as to what field(s) will be assigned for play depending on the age group of the requesting team. Weather conditions in the spring often require teams to practice on one field and play on another, and game fields may be moved depending on field conditions

There are usually 8 games depending on the specific league

Individual clubs are responsible for providing League and Team fees, fields, and referees for home games in both leagues. Therefore, a per player fee will be charged to cover the expenses which come out of allowing the teams to play. Some of these expenses include: field permits, WYSA or PYSA Team fees, OYSA player fees if the player/coach is not already registered, field striping/painting, referee fees, if any, and other administrative required fees.

Teams will be required to follow individual League regulations, OYSA Regulations and Club rules.
NCSC will support the recreational teams with uniforms and equipment. Classic teams will be responsible for providing their own uniforms and equipment.

Questions about spring play can be presented at any Board meeting.

Last Updated on Sunday, 11 October 2009 07:23

Recreation Soccer

Recreation (U-9 thru U-14) Teams are subject to change at any time. NCSC reserves the right to make those changes subject to rules and regulations of the USSF, OYSA, WYSA and other regulating bodies.

U14 Girls Hayhurst

What you will see at North Clackamas Soccer Club is smaller team sizes for U-9,U-10 and U-11 teams, resulting in a lesser number of players. This will develope into more U-9,U-10 and U-11 teams, requiring more coaches and additional field usage, which will also require more referees. U-9,U-10 and U-11 coaches will see their team sizes modified and coaches and players will not be guaranteed the same Coaches and the same teammates as they had previously.

Players will NOT be guaranteed the same team they had in the previous season, specifically as additional coaches are added and team size (player numbers) are decreased. Placement on specific teams will be on a first come, first registration-basis.

Teams are based on size and other requirements. Coaches are recruited under those requirements. Regulations require filing of team assignments and coaches under specific calendar deadlines (WYSA and OYSA). There will be times when the requested coach is not going to coach that age group. There will be times the requested coach does not coach at all. There will be times that teams are filled to their capacity. All these conditions will determine what team your child is assigned to and subject to the specific age group. NCSC reserves the right to organize the teams subject to regulation and availability.

(3rd grade through 8th grade). This program is a continuation of emphasizing good sportsmanship and fun. Fall is the primary season for NCSC soccer. The club accepts registrations from players and places them on teams. [ Practices begin mid to late August ]

Fall Season: All-boy and all-girl teams are organized to play other teams within the Willamette Youth Soccer Association (WYSA) District. There is no record of the team wins or losses. NCSC provides a uniform, which you will be required to return at the end of the fall season. The Club does not provide shin guards. Players are required to provide shin guards and soccer shoes. (no baseball cleats will be accepted) [usually 12 games; one per week]
Indoor Soccer: A Coach, who wishes to, can put a team together and signup with local soccer facilities for winter indoor games. Competition is often at a high level. This is not organized by NCSC and is done at the discretion of the coach. Call Oregon Soccer Center (503) 655-PLAY or view the website at www.nwsoccercenters.com.
Spring Season: Coaches who wish to put teams together can play recreational Soccer through the Portland Youth Soccer League or Willamette Youth Soccer Association. This is becoming a very popular season for players and although this activity is orchestrated by each coach, we attempt to place players on teams whenever possible. A registration fee will be required. Interested Coaches are required to present requests through the Board for sponsorship and use of uniforms.

http://www.ncsoccerclub.com/images/documents/2010schedules/U14 Girls Hayhurst.pdf

Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 August 2010 21:18

Classic Soccer

(Ages U-11 to U-14 only) NCSC does not have a Competitive Soccer Program. Please see the below link for the new classic soccer program supporting kids in the Milwaukie-Gladstone-Clackamas areas.

Please visit www.TheloUnited.org for more information.

Last Updated on Thursday, 02 April 2009 15:18

Mini Soccer

Mini Program

North Clackamas Sosccer Club offers a program for First and Second graders to allow them to experience the game of soccer while continuing to learn the skills necessary to play the game and have fun.

This program is called our MINI program. We divide up the first and second graders to allow for more fair and equal level of play.

Our 1st grade program continues to focus on learning the important skills of the game such as dribbling, footwork and passing.

Our 2nd grade program continues to focus on the learning the important skills of the game but begins to implement some of the rules changes to make it more like "traditional" soccer. This is done to help prepare the children that want to continue to play in the recreational program as 3rd graders.

The mini program focuses on the "Fun and Fundamentals" of the game. Our goal is the provide all the children a safe and positive environment that provides them the opportunity to be successful at their current level of play and prepares them to be successful as they continue in the game of soccer.

Coaches will be contacting players in August for a team meeting with practices beginning after our annual Jamboree on August 28th. Mini players will also participate in team introductions and organized games at our annual Jamboree.

2010 MINI PROGRAM CHANGES FOR 1ST AND 2ND GRADERS

In the effort to make the play more even and fair for all players we are going to divide the children up by grade.

1st Graders will practice and play games on Tuesday and Thursday.

2nd Graders will practice and play games on Monday and Wednesday.

1st GRADE MINI SOCCER RULES

Team size – 4 players vs 4 players

Practices: TUESDAY AND THURSDAY 5:30-6:30pm. Practices on Tuesday and games on Thursday. NO ADDITIONAL PRACTICES ALLOWED.

Length of game: Four (12) twelve minute quarters. With 3 minutes breaks between each quarter.

Length of Field: The entire length of the field will be used with one goal placed on each end line.

Substitutions: Substitutions are allowed at any dead ball (out of bounds or whistle). Unlimited substitutions are allowed when ball is out of play or a goal is scored.

Coaches referee the games, explaining infractions to players as they occur.

Throw-in: Coach will explain the rules and one re-throw is allowed after an explanation. After the rethrow, must allow play to continue. We do not want long stoppages in the game.

Goal Kick: These will happen when the offensive team is the last to touch the ball before it crosses the end line. Goal kicks may be taken from any point near the goal area.

Corner Kick: We will not use corner kicks at this age level. If the defensive team kicks the ball across the end line, a throw in from the end line by the offensive team will be taken.

No Offside will be called at this age level.

No goalies or “guarding of the goal” will be allowed at this age level.

Uniforms: T-shirts are provided by the league for the players to keep.

Score: We do not keep score at this age level.

Soccer Balls: We use a size 3 soccer ball at this age.

A complete set of rules for our 1st grade program can be downloaded by clicking here.

2nd GRADE MINI SOCCER RULES

Team size – 5 players vs 5 players

Practices: MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY 5:30-6:30pm. Practices on MONDAY and
games on WEDNESDAY. NO ADDITIONAL PRACTICES ALLOWED.

Length of game: Four (12) twelve minute quarters. With 3 minutes breaks between each quarter.

Field: The entire length of the field will be used with a goal placed at end line.

Substitutions: Substitutions are allowed at any dead ball (out of bounds or whistle).
Unlimited substitutions are allowed when ball is out of play or a goal is scored.
Coaches referee the games, explaining infractions to players as they occur.

Throw-in: Coach will explain the rules and up to one re-throw is allowed after an
explanation. If after two attempts, a successful throw in is not completed, possession of the ball is turned over to the other team for them to throw in.

Goal Kick: These will happen when the offensive team is the last to touch the ball before it crosses the end line. Goal kicks may be taken from any point near the goal box area.

Corner Kick: These will happen when the defensive team is the last to touch the ball before it crosses the end line. May be taken from any point near the corner arc.

No Offside will be called at this age level.

No goalies or “guarding of the goal” will be allowed at this age level.

Uniforms: T-shirts are provided by the league for the players to keep.

Score: We do not keep score at this age level.

Soccer Balls: We use a size 3 soccer ball at this age.

A complete set of rules for our 2nd grade program can be downloaded by clicking here.

Last Updated on Sunday, 02 May 2010 20:24

Kindergarten Soccer

The focus is on teaching soccer with good sportsmanship and having fun. Kindergarten teams are combined sexes and play 3 aside. Practices and games are played on the same day, usually Friday evenings at 5:30 p.m.

T-Shirts and balls are included in the fee and the player keeps both at the end of the season. The player will provide everyday shorts, shoes and socks. No structured uniform is required. Coaches will be contacting players in August for a team meeting with practices beginning after our annual Jamboree on August 28th. Kindy players will also participate in team introductions and organized games at our annual Jamboree. Rules of Play for Kindergarten: Practices and Games will be held only on Fridays. It will be held every Friday once the season begins. The season usually begins the first week of school. 5:30 to 6:00 will be a practice 6:00 to 6:30 pm will be the game. A complete set of rules for our kindi program can be downloaded by clicking here.

Last Updated on Sunday, 02 May 2010 20:27

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North Clackamas Sosccer Club offers a program for First and Second graders to allow them to experience the game of soccer while continuing to learn the skills necessary to play the game and have fun.

This program is called our MINI program. We divide up the first and second graders to allow for more fair and equal level of play.

Our 1st grade program continues to focus on learning the important skills of the game such as dribbling, footwork and passing.

Our 2nd grade program continues to focus on the learning the important skills of the game but begins to implement some of the rules changes to make it more like "traditional" soccer. This is done to help prepare the children that want to continue to play in the recreational program as 3rd graders.

The mini program focuses on the "Fun and Fundamentals" of the game. Our goal is the provide all the children a safe and positive environment that provides them the opportunity to be successful at their current level of play and prepares them to be successful as they continue in the game of soccer.

Coaches will be contacting players in August for a team meeting with practices beginning after our annual Jamboree on August 28th. Mini players will also participate in team introductions and organized games at our annual Jamboree.

2010 MINI PROGRAM CHANGES FOR 1ST AND 2ND GRADERS

In the effort to make the play more even and fair for all players we are going to divide the children up by grade.

1st Graders will practice and play games on Tuesday and Thursday.

2nd Graders will practice and play games on Monday and Wednesday.

1st GRADE MINI SOCCER RULES

Team size – 4 players vs 4 players

Practices: TUESDAY AND THURSDAY 5:30-6:30pm. Practices on Tuesday and games on Thursday. NO ADDITIONAL PRACTICES ALLOWED.

Length of game: Four (12) twelve minute quarters. With 3 minutes breaks between each quarter.

Length of Field: The entire length of the field will be used with one goal placed on each end line.

Substitutions: Substitutions are allowed at any dead ball (out of bounds or whistle). Unlimited substitutions are allowed when ball is out of play or a goal is scored.

Coaches referee the games, explaining infractions to players as they occur.

Throw-in: Coach will explain the rules and one re-throw is allowed after an explanation. After the rethrow, must allow play to continue. We do not want long stoppages in the game.

Goal Kick: These will happen when the offensive team is the last to touch the ball before it crosses the end line. Goal kicks may be taken from any point near the goal area.

Corner Kick: We will not use corner kicks at this age level. If the defensive team kicks the ball across the end line, a throw in from the end line by the offensive team will be taken.

No Offside will be called at this age level.

No goalies or “guarding of the goal” will be allowed at this age level.

Uniforms: T-shirts are provided by the league for the players to keep.

Score: We do not keep score at this age level.

Soccer Balls: We use a size 3 soccer ball at this age.

A complete set of rules for our 1st grade program can be downloaded by clicking here.

2nd GRADE MINI SOCCER RULES

Team size – 5 players vs 5 players

Practices: MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY 5:30-6:30pm. Practices on MONDAY andgames on WEDNESDAY. NO ADDITIONAL PRACTICES ALLOWED.

Length of game: Four (12) twelve minute quarters. With 3 minutes breaks between each quarter.

Field: The entire length of the field will be used with a goal placed at end line.

Substitutions: Substitutions are allowed at any dead ball (out of bounds or whistle).Unlimited substitutions are allowed when ball is out of play or a goal is scored.Coaches referee the games, explaining infractions to players as they occur.

Throw-in: Coach will explain the rules and up to one re-throw is allowed after anexplanation. If after two attempts, a successful throw in is not completed, possession of the ball is turned over to the other team for them to throw in.

Goal Kick: These will happen when the offensive team is the last to touch the ball before it crosses the end line. Goal kicks may be taken from any point near the goal box area.

Corner Kick: These will happen when the defensive team is the last to touch the ball before it crosses the end line. May be taken from any point near the corner arc.

No Offside will be called at this age level.

No goalies or “guarding of the goal” will be allowed at this age level.

Uniforms: T-shirts are provided by the league for the players to keep.

Score: We do not keep score at this age level.

Soccer Balls: We use a size 3 soccer ball at this age.

A complete set of rules for our 2nd grade program can be downloaded by clicking here.

The focus is on teaching soccer with good sportsmanship and having fun. Kindergarten teams are combined sexes and play 3 aside. Practices and games are played on the same day, usually Friday evenings at 5:30 p.m.

T-Shirts and balls are included in the fee and the player keeps both at the end of the season. The player will provide everyday shorts, shoes and socks. No structured uniform is required.

Coaches will be contacting players in August for a team meeting with practices beginning after our annual Jamboree on August 28th. Kindy players will also participate in team introductions and organized games at our annual Jamboree.

Rules of Play for Kindergarten:

Practices and Games will be held only on Fridays. It will be held every Friday once the season begins. The season usually begins the first week of school.

5:30 to 6:00 will be a practice

6:00 to 6:30 pm will be the game.

A complete set of rules for our kindi program can be downloaded by clicking here.

Upcoming Events

Practices: MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY 5:30-6:30pm. Practices on MONDAY and
games on WEDNESDAY. NO ADDITIONAL PRACTICES ALLOWED.

Substitutions: Substitutions are allowed at any dead ball (out of bounds or whistle).
Unlimited substitutions are allowed when ball is out of play or a goal is scored.
Coaches referee the games, explaining infractions to players as they occur.

Throw-in: Coach will explain the rules and up to one re-throw is allowed after an
explanation. If after two attempts, a successful throw in is not completed, possession of the ball is turned over to the other team for them to throw in.