Registration Day Protocol

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1 M i c h i g a n R u s h Registration Day Protocol Registration Day will take place Wednesday June 20 th at Hillside Middle School in the cafeteria 775 N Center St Northville, MI Registration times will be as follows: 5:30-6: , 2008, 2005, 2002 Boys and Girls 6:30-7: , 2010, 2007, 2004, 2001 Boys and Girls 7:30-8: , 2006, 2003, 2000 Boys and Girls Make sure you bring your son/daughter as they will have to try on the uniforms to make sure correct sizes are ordered. Coaches will be holding a brief meeting during the registration day. Please make sure you do not leave before this meeting. We will be collecting both boys and girls old uniforms for our REACH program and donating these uniforms to Nigeria Rush. We ask that you turn in at least two jerseys and 1 pair of shorts. Each player that does donate to the REACH program will receive a $20 credit towards their NSA club fee. For Registration Day you will need the following documents: Please fill out all the forms and have them ready to turn in. Family contact information sheet (This may have been turned in at tryouts) Player contract Medical Release Copy of your child s birth certificate 1.5 X 1.5 face shot picture of player or a picture of your child to your manager for pass cards. Consent to travel Checkbook for the initial deposit. Your manager will advise who to make the check payable to and the amount. Rush accident waiver Rush code of conduct Rush player code of conduct Website waiver Concussion form What to do at Registration Day? Find the manager from your team. He/She will be at a table. Turn in required paperwork and initial payment check to your manger. Try uniforms and warm ups on. Write sizes down for all items. You will have to order and pay for everything online at a later date. Pick up Eurosport s online ordering form to help with the online ordering. Drop off camp registration (This can also be mailed at a later date) After Registration Day Order uniforms (Follow Eurosport online instructions) Mail in camp registration (If not turned in at Registration Day)

2 WESTERN SUBURBAN SOCCER LEAGUE PLAYER REGISTRATION FORM - Fall 20 / Spring 20 Name LAST FIRST MIDDLE Address Date of Birth MONTH DAY YEAR City State Zip Phone ( ) - I voluntarily desire to play soccer for the Northville Soccer Association AFFILIATING CLUB or ASSOCIATION TEAM NAME competing in the Western Suburban Soccer League (WSSL). I understand that signing this form binds the above named player to the above named affiliating club or association for the entire seasonal year (both Fall/Spring) unless an application for the transfer to another league is approved by the WSSL using the WSSL Player Transfer Form. Transfer between WSSL Clubs or Associations will NOT be approved. Signature of Player Date Signature of Parent/Guardian Date I understand that signing this form binds the above named affiliating club or association to the above named player for the entire seasonal year (both Fall/Spring) unless an application for the transfer to another league is approved by the WSSL using the WSSL Player Transfer Form. Transfer between WSSL Clubs or Associations will NOT be approved. Signature of Coach/Team Official Date Signature of Affiliating Club or Association President or Registrar Date I, as the Affiliating Club or Association President or Registrar, confirm documentation is on file with the Affiliating Club or Association that certifies the player s age eligibility. WESTERN SUBURBAN SOCCER LEAGUE Athletic Waiver and Release of Liability In consideration of being allowed to participate in any way in WSSL sanctioned soccer activities, the undersigned: 1. Acknowledges and fully understands that each participant will be engaging in activities that involve risk of serious injury, including permanent disability and death, and severe social and economic losses which might result not only from their own actions and/or inactions, but the negligence of others, the rules of play, or the condition of the premises or of any equipment used, and acknowledges further, that there may be other risks not known or not reasonably foreseeable at this time; 2. Assumes all the foregoing risks and accepts personal responsibility for the damages following such injury, permanent disability or death; 3. Releases, waives, discharges and covenants not to seek any legal action against the WSSL, its member Associations, Affiliated Clubs, or teams and their respective administrators, directors, agents, coaches, and other employees of the organization, other participants, sponsoring agencies, sponsors, advertisers, and if applicable, owners and leasers of premises used to conduct the event, all of which are hereinafter, referred to as Releases ; from demands, losses or damages on account of injury, including death or damages to property, caused or alleged to be caused in whole or in part by the negligence of the Releases or otherwise; 4. Agrees, in further consideration for my child s participation, to hold harmless and indemnify the Releases for any injury resulting from my child s conduct in the program; 5. Agrees to accept and abide by all the rules, regulations, code of conduct and policies stated by the WSSL. Printed Name of Parent/Guardian Signature of Parent/Guardian Date

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6 Family Contact Information Player s Name Parent 1 Name Parent 2 Name Mailing Address Home Phone Parent 1 Parent 2 Player s Street Address: City: Zip: Cell Phone(s) Parent 1: Parent 2: Player: Emergency Contact Name Phone

7 ACCIDENT WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY MICHIGAN RUSH I acknowledge that participation in the Michigan Rush carries with it the potential for injury. I certify that I am physically fit to participate and have not been advised otherwise by a qualified medical personal. I acknowledge that this Accident Waiver and Release Liability form will be used by the Michigan Rush, and that it will govern my actions and responsibilities. Player and parent acknowledge the following: I acknowledge that there are certain anticipatable dangers associated with participating in Club events, including participation in indoor and outdoor soccer practices, competitions, and travel to and from those practices and competitions. I assume all risk and hazard of injury to player in the course of a club event. I acknowledge that the club does not provide or maintain insurance of any kind whatsoever, including without limitation, insurance which would cover the cost of medical, dental, or therapy arising from participation in the Club events. On behalf of themselves and their assignees, release and hold harmless the Club from any and all liability and expense, including litigation costs and attorney fees arising out of any and all claims which Parent and/or Player may have. Parent and player also waive as to the club, and to all of their directors, officers, officials, employees, coaches, representatives and agents ( Club Affiliates ), any claim or damages Parent and/or Player may have as a result of the Parent and Player participation in a Club Event (including transportation to and from the event) and including any facilities provided directly or indirectly by the club. I shall hold harmless and indemnify the Club, and Club Affiliates from any and all claims, liabilities, and expenses arising out of claims brought by third parties in connection with any acts or omissions of Player and/or any parent, guardian, sibling or other relative of Player, who attends and participates in a Club Event and any injury to Player him/herself. I acknowledge that this document shall be operative as to any Club event which occurs now or in the future and in which Player is participating, regardless of teams, participants, facility or location, and that no coach or official, other than the full Michigan Rush Board, may waive or alter the terms of this document. Player and parent have read the terms of this agreement and they understand and fully agree to the same as binding upon them, their heirs and personal representatives: Player Name: Team: Parent Acceptance As a parent or guardian of the Player identified above, I have reviewed the Accident Waiver and Release of Liability form and ACCEPT the terms and conditions contained herein. Parent/Guardian Signature: Date: Parent/Guardian Signature: Date:

8 MICHIGAN RUSH CODE OF CONDUCT MICHIGAN RUSH CODE OF CONDUCT-PLAYERS These are primary Conduct guidelines of the Michigan Rush. These guidelines cannot cover every situation that will arise over the course of a season. Under certain situations, exceptions can be made according to the best judgment of the head coach. The head coach is responsible to the entire team, player families and the Michigan Rush and all decisions will be made with those obligations in mind. The Michigan Rush expects all participants to maintain a high standard of conduct at all times. If and when violations occur, the violator will receive disciplinary action from the Michigan Rush according to its rules and policies. Conduct Expectations: 1. Show a positive attitude and respect toward your teammates, your coaches, game officials and people watching the game. 2. Follow the rules and expectations set by your team, league and or club. 3. Attend all practices, games, and tournaments unless approved in advance by coach. 4. All players are responsible and required to have appropriate uniforms and equipment according to club standard. 5. Win or lose, be a good sport! MICHIGAN RUSH CODE OF CONDUCT-PARENTS These are primary Conduct guidelines of the Michigan Rush. These guidelines cannot cover every situation that will arise over the course of a season. Under certain situations, exceptions can be made according to the best judgment of the head coach. The head coach is responsible to the entire team, player families and the Michigan Rush and all decisions will be made with those obligations in mind. The Michigan Rush expects all participants to maintain a high standard of conduct at all times. If and when violations occur, the violator will receive disciplinary action from the Michigan Rush according to its rules and policies. Conduct Expectations: 1. Have a positive attitude toward players, coaches, officials, and spectators at all times. 2. Coaches are the only ones providing instruction to players. 3. Refrain from yelling at players, parents, or referees during or after games. 4. Help your son/daughter and the team by following the rules regarding game/practice times and wearing the proper clothing and equipment. 5. If a problem exists with a coach or manager, arrange a meeting with the coach or Director of Coaching. 6. Win or lose, set a good example for players and respect all opponents! Player Name: Parent/Guardian: Team: Date:

9 Rush Player Code of Conduct In consideration for acceptance by Northville Soccer Association (NSA), I agree to conduct myself at all times in a manner which is in keeping with the standards of the NSA. Furthermore, I agree to represent myself and the NSA in a positive manner, and will not bring discredit upon the NSA. General Guidelines When traveling, attending games, and practices, I agree to dress appropriately as designated by NSA and coach. Damage or destruction of property while engaging in NSA activities or attending tournaments or games is cause for dismissal from the NSA. Adherence to all rules and guidelines as specified in this Player Code of Conduct, the NSA, its coaching staff, and observance of State and Federal laws are required for participation on NSA teams. All complaints should be addressed directly with the team coach, Directors of coaching, or club administrators. Disciplinary Rules Substance use and/or possession thereof (drugs, alcohol, and/or tobacco) is cause for immediate dismissal from the NSA. Irresponsible and disrespectful behavior toward teammates, referees, the coach and /or administrator is cause for dismissal from NSA. Foul Language or unsportsmanlike conduct towards teammates, referees, the coach, or administrators is cause for immediate dismissal. Violent conduct or intentional fouls intended to inflict bodily harm (as defined by the USSF) is cause for dismissal. Players are expected to attend all practices, games and tournaments at the prescribed time unless approved in advance by the coach or administrator. Failure to be timely or to have excessive absences will result in discipline up to and including dismissal from the NSA. I will conduct myself in accordance with above guidelines and rules. (Print Player Name) Failure to adhere to these guidelines and rules shall result in discipline up to and including dismissal from the NSA. Further, if I am dismissed from the NSA, I understand that NSA fees and individual team fees will not be reimbursed. We, the undersigned have read, understand and agree to abide by this Code of Player Conduct. We also accept the disciplinary penalties and actions taken for failure to abide by these rules and guidelines. Player Signature Date Parent Signature Date

10 MICHIGAN RUSH PLAYER INFORMATION Website Waiver /Authorization and Release I am the parent or legal guardian of ( Player ), and I consent and authorize the Michigan Rush Club, or any of its affiliates, Club teams, past and present officers, representatives, coaches, managers, agents, or employees (collectively, Club ) to use and reproduce Player s name, profile, background information, athletic participation history, academic history, grade point average, test scores, statistics, honors, or any other information provided by me (us) on the Player Profile Form ( Profile Information ), and I further authorize Club to edit, modify, or rearrange Profile Information for posting to a website, printing, reproducing, publishing, or disseminating in any other manner. I also consent and authorize the Club to take photographs ( Photos ) of Player and to post the Photos on the Club s website, or print, reproduce, publish or otherwise disseminate such Photos in Club marketing materials; provided, however, the Player s name or other personal information will not appear with the Photos unless it is part of the Profile information provided by me (us). I hereby waive and release Club from any and all actions, causes of action, lawsuits, claims, injuries, warranties, trespasses, torts, losses, agreements, promises, demands or other liability or relief of any nature whatsoever, whether known or unknown, foreseen or unforeseen, resulting from the Club s use of Photos or Profile Information as authorized by this Authorization and Release. I promise to indemnify and hold harmless Club from any claim or action the Player, Player s parent or legal guardian, or anyone brings against Club as a result of any use authorized by this Authorization and Release form. I acknowledge that I have voluntarily provided the Profile Information for this use, and that this Authorization and Release is given voluntarily. Player Name Team Parent/Guardian Date

11 The Rush Fest is an annual event that brings together the U12 boys and girls teams from Rush clubs across the country. Teams compete against one another in a friendly format while also joining up to participate in training sessions on and off the field. Top coaches from within the Rush family comprise the staff that work with the players and team coaches throughout the event. Each team will have a dedicated staff coach to learn from over the course of the Fest. The Fest allows for coaches to identify the top players from within Rush Soccer. These players are then eligible to compete on Rush Select teams at tournaments across the country. For 2018 Rush Fest will be held in Denver, CO July 8-13 How are teams divided up for Rush Fest with all the geographies? We will be sending a minimum of 1 team for each age group boys and girls. What we would like to do is make a pool of players who are interested in going to the Rush Fest. Once we get the final numbers, coaches will place players appropriately on teams so players from different geographies may be mixed in together. Our main goal is to place players where they may be most successful on the field so they have an enjoyable and memorable experience during the Rush Fest. How much does it cost? Rush Fest registration-$75 Hotel-Approximately $125 (If there are 4 players to a room) Food-Approximately $105 (Parents will help get breakfast, lunch and dinner. Coach is covered under this as they will eat with the team) Coaches expenses-approximately $100 (food and flight are factored in this. This is hotel expense and is based on 16 players) Total cost is approximately $405 Team manager, Chaperones, and Parents Each team attending eh festival will need a manager to organize he team. We will also need chaperones as well, on for every 10 players. Chaperones still have to pay their way. Parents can attend as well and will have to make their owe transportation arrangements. Please let us know if you are interested in volunteering. When do I have to commit to going? ALL PLAYERS interested in going must pre-register immediately. Final commitments must be made on club registration night. You must also have a deposit of $100 and register your child for the festival. Please see links below: If you have any questions please contact Eric Rudland at ejrudland@gmail.com or

12 R.E.A.C.H. USED UNIFORMS Rush Soccer, under the R.E.A.C.H. program (Rush Equipment Assisting CHildren), has a used uniform collection program. The objective of the program is to collect as many used Rush uniform kits as possible, then clean and ship to orphanages and youth Rush Programs in need, both in the U.S. and abroad. Michigan Rush sends our used uniforms and soccer equipment directly to Nigeria Rush. Paul Kato, an avid Rush supporter, lives here locally in Michigan. Paul leads Nigeria Rush and runs the Kato Training Academy. Here is a brief overview of the organization: The Kato International Training Academy has set out to be a one-of-a-kind institution that acknowledges the part that soccer plays in the daily lives of Nigerians and the passion with which it is followed. KITA recognizes the role that education must play in the future development of not only Nigeria but Africa as a whole. With the ever changing global technological advances in education, the competitive nature of global competition, and the many untapped resources in Africa; KITA is dedicated to finding and adopting an innovative, revolutionary approach to meeting the future needs of the African community. Michigan Rush, Northville Soccer Association, will offer a $20 rebate when a used Rush kit (2 jerseys, 1 short at a minimum) is donated to R.E.A.C.H. We will be collecting used uniforms and soccer equipment at our Registration night. New uniform kit ordering will continue to be handled by each individual as normal. A) Return their old uniform kit (2 jerseys, 1 short at a minimum) for a $20 discount on their club fee. B) Return their used uniform kit as a donation. The Club will still receive the $20 rebate. C) Keep their old uniform and not receive the $20. To receive the credit, a player must bring in the full old uniform kit (2 jerseys, 1 short at a minimum). First year players will turn in their recreational uniform (ie. 2 jerseys, 1 short for example). New players to the Rush may turn in any used uniform kit (2 jerseys, 1 short at a minimum). o In scenario A) all donated uniform kits will be tallied, see attached SPI R.E.A.C.H. Uniform Talley Sheet. The club will be responsible for applying the credit due to the player. o In scenario B), when a player does not provide their used uniform kit, the $20 Rebate will be directed to Rush Headquarters and will be earmarked and applied to R.E.A.C.H. The team manager will bring the returned uniforms along with SPI R.E.A.C.H. Uniform Talley Sheet to the R.E.A.C.H. Volunteer Coordinator (or RVC) at the post-tryout Registration night. o The SPI R.E.A.C.H. Uniform Tally Sheet will list the entire roster and will have two: A) Returned for Credit; or, B) Did not return. Each club s RVC will send a full account, SPI R.E.A.C.H. Uniform Summary, to Rush Headquarters summarizing the three scenarios previously mentioned along with the uniform kits collected. Rush Headquarters will then inventory all the returned uniform kits and write each club one check towards the end of the year combining: A) the refunded $20 per player credit; and, B) the donated uniform kit credit. This process could take three to four months.

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