FAR POST. Director s Message. B o n n e v i l l e Y o u t h S o c c e r L e a g u e. President s Message. Jason A. Child. Brandon Lee. Jason A.

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1 B o n n e v i l l e Y o u t h S o c c e r L e a g u e FAR POST Volume 1, Issue 1 October 2016 President s Message Brandon Lee Inside this issue: President & Directors Messages 1 BYSL Board of Trustees 2 BYSL Directors 3 Coaches Corner 4 US Soccer Chart 5 BYSL Program s 6 BYSL Club Organization 7 Tryout info for Spring Tryout and Field Schedule 9-10 Dean Cook Shootout Recap 11 (Champions/runners up) I love the game of soccer, but my favorite part is watching and coaching my four kids as they play. I recognized that there is a lot of behind the scenes work that takes place to make it all come together. That is why I was willing to volunteer my time and help out where I can. We have over 1,000 youth that participate in BYSL s programs and leagues. What that, in turn, means is that we have a lot of talented adults who are associated with these youth and are committed to helping them grow. Bottom line is WE NEED YOU! We need volunteers to share their talents and get engaged so that BYSL can not only continue to exist butcan truly progress and help develop our kids into great soccer players. My urge to you is come get involved. We know that our community has so many talented people with so much to offer. Please do not feel like you need to be a soccer expert in order to help. Many clubs around the country have limited to no volunteers and they pay their coaches and club management which means player fees can be from $300-$500 per month! As a league we have chosen to organize ourselves largely as a volunteer organization. The main benefit to that is we are able to keep fees low. But we need active and engaged people to keep it running. We exist solely to provide the structure and environment for our kids to develop as youth and as soccer players. With your help, I know that BYSL can continue to provide and improve what we offer our kids. If you have interest in helping please contact me at pres@byslsoccer.org or come to our monthly board meeting. The schedule and location for those meetings can be found on the byslsoccer.org website under the calendar tab. Brandon Lee Director s Message Jason A. Child Jason A. Child Executive Director I would like to introduce myself. My name is Jason Child. I was born in Bountiful, UT and grew up playing and loving soccer. I played in High School at Woods Cross High in Woods Cross, UT. I played club soccer for the Cougars Club in Bountiful, UT. I began coaching at age 18 and have coached for the past 16 years. I was recently hired as Executive Director for BYSL. As this is a new position by title, my responsibilities are varied and changing. One of my greatest desires as Director is to help develop BYSL and our teams to be more competitive at the State Level. I also hope to improve and maintain the great programs that are already in place with BYSL. With the exceptional men and women on the BYSL Board and who participate as coaches, mangers and supportive parents I have no doubt BYSL will only continue to improve. We are always looking for people willing to join BYSL and help us make our players and programs more successful. Contact me to join the fun by ing me at exdir@byslsoccer.org

2 Volume 1, Issue 1 Far Post Page 2 BYSL Board of Trustees Brandon Lee President Currently Unfilled Vice-President Julie Nawrocki Secretary Judy Brower Treasurer Dan Beck Board Member Joe Huskinson Board Member Abe Romo Board Member Ron Stewart Board Member Dee Tigue Board Member

3 Volume 1, Issue 1 Far Post Page 3 BYSL Directors Jason Child Executive Director Ryan Cook Director of Coaching Currently Unfilled Club Director Brandon Lee Jr. High Director Jeremy Christensen 11U & 12U Director Directors responsibilities vary from program to program. The basics for any director is to help find coaches for their particular program, organize teams where needed and provide first response to coaches in need within their programs. They work closely with the Executive Director, under the direction of the BYSL Board, who provide the final voice in major decisions and in enforcing rules and policies. They also make decisions and suggestions that improve the overall function of each program. If you have interest knowing more about each program please contact a board member or the Executive Director Currently Unfilled YDP Director Kristy Child Tournament Director Executive Director: Oversees day to day operations of BYSL under the direction of the BYSL Board. Director of Coaching: Oversees coaching in each program within BYSL. Organizes coaching training on a league level as well as with representatives to from the State so local coaches can obtain coaching licenses and advance their coaching education. Club Director: Works with the two clubs within BYSL, Ballistic and Idaho Falls Fusion F.C. to insure they have what they need including equipment, training, etc. Jr. High Director: Helps find coaches, organize the Jr. High league (which runs from Marsh Valley to St. Anthony and American Falls to Teton), assists with scheduling and runs the playoffs at seasons end. 11U/12U Director: Helps find coaches and place players on teams. Also helps with some scheduling and equipment needs. YDP Director: Directs all 5U-10U age groups. Helps find and works closely with age specific program directors for 6U, 8U & 10U ages. Tournament Director: Coordinates everything associated with the Dean Cook Memorial Shootout held every Father s Day weekend.

4 Volume 1, Issue 1 Far Post Page 4 Coaches Corner Our Fall season of soccer is just about at it s end. As I have been around I truly enjoy seeing the kids play, working hard, being proud of the jersey they wear for their team, and hearing coaches cheer on Fall 2016 their little players. There are always ups and downs to a season, but Our Fall season of overall soccer I believe is just there about are a at lot it s of good end. things As I have happening been within around BYSL. I truly enjoy seeing With Fall the soccer kids also play, comes working school. hard, As our being players proud return to of school the it jersey they wear is for important their to team, remember and that hearing they are coaches student cheer athletes, on regardless their their age. Our players go to school to learn, better their knowledge, little players. There are always ups and downs to a season, but overall I and prepare themselves to be a positive influence in society. As Ryan believe Cookthere are a lot of good things happening within BYSL. Director of Coaching coaches I would like you to ask yourself, what am I we doing to With Fall soccer also increase comes my knowledge, school. As better our myself, players and return prepare to myself school to help it is important to remember your players that grow they as individuals are student and as athletes, teams? regardless the Coaches are you putting in the time and effort to increase your abilities as a coach? If age. Our players go to school to learn, better their knowledge, and we are not we are failing our players. There are a number of coaching entities that are available prepare to help themselves us as coaches to improve be a positive upon our influence coaching skills in and society. knowledge. As coaches There are USSF what courses are and we there doing are to NSCAA increase courses our that knowledge, are available for better us in our ourselves, area. and prepare Just as ourselves we tell players to help to our always players be moving grow on the as individuals field, we can t and become as stagnant teams? in our coaching education and get caught standing, per se and let others pass us by. You can go Coaches to the following are putting links to find in the coaching time ideas and and effort courses to increase close to our our area: abilities as a coach? If we are not we are failing our players. There are a number of coaching entities that are available to and help us as coaches improve upon our coaching skills and knowledge. There are USSF courses and there Please look are over NSCAA these two courses sites and that find ways are available to better yourselves for us in so our we can area. improve the overall Just quality as we of tell soccer our in players our area. to Good always luck in be your moving continued on efforts. the field, we can t Ryan become Cook stagnant in our coaching education and get caught standing, Director of Coaching Bonneville per se and Youth let Soccer others League pass us by. You can go to the following links to find coaching ideas and courses close to our area: and Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do ---Pele

5 Volume 1, Issue 1 Far Post Page 5 US Soccer Chart US Soccer has implemented a change in the calendar used by all soccer players in the United States beginning the season. BYSL has decided to mandate that all 13U teams will be age group exclusive and will not allow players from a younger age group to play up. 14U and up have been granted the option to allow 1 year play ups based on an evaluation and decision by the BYSL Director of Coaching. 6U to 12U may have teams made up of two year age groups.

6 Volume 1, Issue 1 Far Post Page 6 Fall 2016 Spring 2017 Breakdown If born in Program If born in Program 5 & Under 2012 YDP 6U 13 & Under 2004 Competitive 6 & Under 2011 YDP 6U 14 & Under 2003 Competitive 7 & Under 2010 YDP 8U 15 & Under 2002 Competitive 8 & Under 2009 YDP 8U 16 & Under 2001 Competitive 9 & Under 2008 YDP 10U 17 & Under 2000 Competitive 10 & Under 2007 YDP 10U 18 & Under 1999 Competitive 11 & Under U/12U 19 & Under 1998 Competitive 12 & Under U/12U Snake River League The Idaho Youth Soccer Association (IYSA) is organized into Districts geographically. BYSL is part of District 2 also known as the Snake River League (SRL) running from Teton and Ashton up North to Marsh Valley to the South. Games in 11U-19U may be played in any of those areas. Games generally begin the last week of March and continue through the end of May. Typically games will be played Tuesday-Thursday evenings and Saturday. Teams generally play 1 game a week and 1 or 2 on Saturday. Additional games may be scheduled in Twin Falls or Jackson Hole on Saturday at coach request if teams are available in those areas. Team Organization Though there will still be some blended birth years in age groups (ie. 6U YDP will be comprised of players born in both 2011 and 2012) we anticipate shifting to single birthyear teams. Depending on number of players in given birth years there still may teams comprised of players in two different years on the same team in the YDP and 11U/12U Programs. Lastly there will still be some older teams (re. 14U and up) that will choose to remain with their existing players based on the previous calendar used by US Soccer. This will be done at the discretion of individual Clubs and Teams.

7 Volume 1, Issue 1 Far Post Page 7 Ballistic F.C. (Colors: Green, Black, White) Girls Mike Wedman, H.C Girls Chuck Stuart, H.C. Heather Silverman, Asst Girls Chuck Stuart, H.C Girls Erika Cortez, H.C. Juan Cortez, Asst Girls Chuck Stuart, H.C. Heather Silverman, Asst Bryce Burtenshaw, H.C Chandler Williams, H.C. Nick Jackuchan, Asst Tucker Mitchell, H.C TBD, H.C Brandon Lee, H.C. Lauralee Gourley, Asst. Tom Barnes, Asst. Xtreme F.C. (Colors: Red, Black, White) Girls Brandon Fuller, H.C. Paul Wood, Asst. Cesar Rojas, Asst. Sam Horman, Asst Trina Clegg, H.C Trina Clegg, H.C. BYSL Clubs (Colors: Green, Black, White) Idaho Fall Fusion F.C. (Colors: Navy, Orange, White) Girls Jeremy Johnson, H.C. John Douglass, Asst. Jenny Skeen, Asst. (Keeper Coach) Girls Jason Lance, H.C. Wes Stumbo, Asst. Caroline Olson, Asst. (Keepers) Girls Kara Petersen, H.C. Paul Sanders, Asst Girls Joe Huskinson, H.C. Frank Tomasetti, Asst Girls Ryan Reilly, H.C Girls Jeremy Christensen, H.C Jason Child, H.C. Pedro Corona, Asst. Ryan Reilly, Asst Ivan Hernandez, H.C. Jeff Fogg, Asst Brandon Lee, H.C. Jason Lance, Asst Marty Plum, H.C Valene Landon, HC. Tate Landon, Asst. Lupe Garcia, Asst Ernesto Melo, H.C. Mario Vasquez, Asst Ryan Cook, H.C. Brigham Redd, Asst. Julian Milano, Asst. Odyssey F.C. (Colors: Yellow, Black White) Odyssey F.C. has chosen to not participate in the Snake River League as a club during the 2017 Spring season. Independent Team Jose Moreno, H.C Mahonri Garcia, H.C Girls Stephanie Pena, H.C.

8 Volume 1, Issue 1 Far Post Page 8 Club Tryouts Information (Spring 2017) BYSL Premier Team Tryout Information Following tryouts on Saturday October 22 nd at 12:00p we will hold a meeting for all 2004 players interested in trying out for a premier team. This team will be in addition to their club team. The purpose of this team will be to compete at select tournaments possibly including State Cup in May Girls and 13U 14U Born in When: October 17 22, 2016 Where: Old Butte Soccer Complex Time: Tues-Fri. 4:30-6:30p Girls and 15U 19U Born in When: October 25 29, 2016 Where: Old Butte Soccer Complex Time: Tues-Friday 4:30p-6:30p Pre-Tryout Registration Requirement Players MUST be registered and have paid the mandatory $40 state fee in order to participate in tryouts. Go to byslsoccer.org to register and pay the fee online. You can also bring a check made out to BYSL at the Saturday tryouts. This fee will be applied to the season registration fee unless the player is not placed on a team for Spring In advance of tryouts, optional open training sessions will be held from 4:30-6:30p Monday-Friday. Players will be able to learn about coaching styles and other players planning to tryout for a given team. They will have the opportunity to attend as many or as few of these sessions as they choose. They are NOT mandatory but are helpful in determining what a player wants in their coach and team. On Saturday at the end of their week of trainings the players will be required to attend the actual tryout from 10:00a-12:00p. At these tryouts players will declare their 1 st and 2 nd preferences for coaches/teams. They will spend approximately 1 hour with each coach/team. Please plan to arrive 30 minutes early to check-in. In the following week or two they will be informed which team they are on from their the coach/team manager who will contact them to inform them and make arrangements to collect any needed forms and remaining registration fees.

9 Volume 1, Issue 1 Far Post Page 9 Tryout and Field Schedule PLAYERS Monday/Tuesday Oct , 4:30-6:30p 2004 Girls Ryan Reilly 2004 Ryan Cook Fusion #1 Fusion #2 Tuesday/Thursday Oct. 18, 20, 4:30-6:30p 2004 Girls Chuck Stuart 2003 Girls Erika Cortez 2003 Jose Moreno 2003 Valene Landon Monday Oct. 17, 4:30-6:30p 2004 Brandon Lee Ernesto Melo Ballistic #3 (Colors: Green, Black, White) Ballistic #4 Indy #5 Fusion #7 Fusion #8 Wednesday/Friday Oct. 19, 21 4:30-6:30p 2004 Girls Jeremy Christensen 2003 Girls Joe Huskinson Ballistic #7 Fusion #1 Fusion # Marty Plum Fusion # PLAYERS Mandatory Tryouts will be held Saturday, October 22, 2016 from 10:00a-12:00p for all players. They will be held at the Soccer Complex on Old Butte Road. Check in will be from 9:30a-10:00a near field #6 on the north end of the Complex. Players there will receive field assignments and instructions. Wednesday/Friday Oct. 19, 21 4:30-6:30p 2004 Tom Barnes Tuesday Oct. 18, 4:30-6:30p 2004 Mahonri Garcia BYSL #3 BYSL #7

10 Volume 1, Issue 1 Far Post Page 10 Tryout and Field Schedule PLAYERS Tuesday/Thursday Oct. 25, 27, 4:30-6:30p 2002 Girls Chuck Stuart 2000 Girls Mike Wedman 2000, Trina Clegg Ivan Hernandez 2002 Girls Joe Huskinson 2002 Jose Moreno Bryce Burtenshaw Ballistic #1 Ballistic #2 BYSL Xtreme #3 Fusion #4 Ballistic #8 Wednesday/Friday Oct. 26, 28, 4:30-6:30p 2001 Girls Chuck Stuart Brandon Lee 2001 Tucker Mitchell 2000 Chandler Williams Ballistic #1 Fusion #2 Ballistic #3 Ballistic # TBD Ballistic # Girls Girls Kara Petersen Brandon Fuller Fusion #7 BYSL Xtreme #8 Thursday Oct. 27, 4:30-6:30p 1999 Girls Jeremy Johnson 2000 Girls Jason Lance Friday Oct. 28, 4:30-6:30p Valene Landon Fusion #6 Fusion #6 Fusion # PLAYERS Fusion #5 Mandatory Tryouts will be held Saturday, October 29, 2016 from BYSL #7 Knights 10:00a-12:00p for all (Colors: Green, Black, White) players. They will be held at the Soccer Complex on Old Butte Road. Check in will be from 9:30a-10:00a near field #6 on the north end of the Complex. Players there will receive field assignments and instructions.

11 Volume 1, Issue 1 Far Post Page 11 Dean Cook Shootout Winners 2016 U10 1 st Aggies FC 07 (UT) 2 nd PVSC Gladiators U12 Silver 1 st BYSL Golden Hurricanes 2 nd Madison United Girls U10 1 st Riverton (WY) 2 nd Jackson Hole Black (WY) Girls U12 1 st Edge Razors (WY) 2 nd NUU Tsunami (UT) Girls U14 1 st Rampage (UT) 2 nd Jackson Hole (WY) Girls U16 1 st PVSC Synergy 2 nd Rampage (UT) Girls U18 1 st BYSL Xtreme 2 nd PVSC Chivas U12 Gold 1 st BYSL Bandits 2 nd BYSL BLackhawks U13 1 st Storm (Boise) 2 nd BYSL Knights U14 1 st BYSL Fusion 2 nd PVSC Fire U16 1 st Cobras (Caldwell) 2 nd PVSC Benefica U18 1 st BYSL Odyssey Black 2 nd BYSL Fusion