Presidio Board of Directors Introduction of Member Leagues Introduction of Cal South Representatives Guests and Exhibitors President s Report Recent

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2 Presidio Board of Directors Introduction of Member Leagues Introduction of Cal South Representatives Guests and Exhibitors President s Report Recent Player Achievements and Successes SDDA Showcase/Festivals and Presidio Cup TOPSoccer Manager of the Year

3 U.S. Youth Soccer Player Development Initiatives U.S. Soccer Player Safety Campaign New Federal Law Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse Laws of the Game Useful Resources Networking and Exhibitor Booths

4 President Bob Turner Vice President Jack Dobransky Treasurer Marilee Pacelli Secretary Terry Cords Director SDDA Boys Kathy Stanton Director SDDA Girls/AAA Rick La Salle Director North Christine Van Slyke Director South Mabel Martinez Assistant Director North Bj Kelly Assistant Director South Tim Loughran

5 Overall Achievements SDDA Showcase/Festival Presidio Cup Presidio TOPSoccer League Manager of the year Recognition Night Affinity s New Technologies Digital Player Card and Scoring

6 Sideline Behavior Sanctions and Fines New Federal Law Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse and Safe Sport Authorization Act of U.S. Youth Soccer Player Development Initiatives U.S. Soccer s Players Safety Campaign Guidance Recognize to Recover (R2R) Concussion, Lightning, Cardiac and Heat Safety

7 Presidio Started in 1974 Presidio is a Member-Based Gaming League Presidio Provides Valuable Services and Guidance to its Member Clubs Presidio had 51 Clubs in 2018 Presidio had 19,071 Players and 1,321 Teams Presidio Cup Provides an End of Season Tournament Open to All U8-U14 Teams of All Levels Presidio Provided Scheduling for 47 Teams Division 1 and 2 Recreational with 1,072 Players

8 SDDA Started in 2013 with a Few Basic Goals Shift Mindset to Development Versus Winning Manage Conditions to Promote Development Focus on Long-Term Athletic Development Spend More Time on the Field than in a Car SDDA Maintains over 400 Teams SDDA had 42 Leagues Participate SDDA Select (All Star) Boys and Girls 2005/2006 Teams Played Against the Cal South Pro+ (ODP) ChaCha Namdar SDDA Chair

9 SDDA College Showcase U15-U19 Flight 1 Multiple Players Received College Scholarships 11 College Coaches Attended in 2018 SDDA YOP (Young Olympians Program) Showcase U11 Flight 1 SDDA ODP (Olympic Development Program) Showcase U12-U14 Flight 1 SDDA Showcase U11-U14 Flight 2 SDDA Festival (Fun) U8-U10 Flights 1 and 2

10 In : Multiple Players Received College Scholarships Multiple Players Selected for Cal South Pro+ (ODP) Pool 11 State Cup Champions 10 Mayors, Governors and Presidents Cup Finalists 2 National Cup Champions 4 National Cup Finalists

11 Presidio League 8 Clubs, 5 Teams, and 102 Players State Cup 3 Clubs, 3 Teams and 50 Players

12 Presidio-San Diego Sockers Event 30 Clubs 87 Managers Nominated Fan Appreciation Night

13 Birth Year Registration Establish Common Standards Align All Youth Programs Align with FIFA and International Programs Team Formation Development Training Environment Appropriate for Age Group Competition Structured Coherent to Developmental Stage of Team Balance Consider the Key Individual Factors Small-Sided Games Designed to Have More Touches on the Ball Field Size, Ball Size, Game Times, Goal Size, Build-Out Line

14 Presidio/SDDA New Heading Rules No Heading Allowed in Small-Sided Games (7v7 and 9v9) Heading Allowed in 11v11 Games U10 Playing Up U13 or Older Needs Individual Consideration U12-U13 Limited Heading in Practice No More than Headers per Week U11 or U12 Playing U13 or Older Abides by Practice Limits on Heading Leagues Can Set Own Standard But Must Meet Minimums Referees Should Enforce Restrictions by Age Group Referees to Give IFK to Opposite Team for Deliberate Heading Violations Referee to Give Drop Ball in Accordance with Law 8 for Accidental Heading

15 Recognize to Recover Campaign Homepage Concussion Guidelines Education, Identification and Treatment U.S. Soccer Recommends Coaches, Parents and Players Watch this 12 Minute Video - Concussion in Soccer Cardiac Safety Identification, CALL for Help, Compressions 100x/minute Bee Gee s song Stayin Alive Heat-Related Illnesses Exertional Heat Illness, Prevention, Resources

16 Law 3 The Players - Substituted player must leave at nearest boundary line unless otherwise directed by referee Law 8 Start and Restart Team that wins coin-toss may choose to take the kick-off Law 8 Start and Restart - Play stopped inside the Penalty Area, the ball is dropped to goalkeeper. Play stopped outside the Penalty Area, the ball is dropped for one player of team that last touched ball at the location of the last touch. All players (both teams) must be at least 4.5 yards away Law 12 Fouls and Misconduct - Hand Ball text has been written for greater clarity and consistency for when non-deliberate handball should and should not be penalized. If goalkeeper unsuccessfully kicks or tries to kick the ball into play, from throw-in or deliberate pass from teammate; the goalkeeper can handle the ball

17 Law 13 Free Kicks Defending team free kick in their penalty area, the ball is in play once it is kicked PSL only 11 v 11. Defensive wall of at least 3 players, all attacking team players must be 1 yard from the wall ; IDFK if they encroach Law 15 Throw In Opponents must be at least 2 yards from the point on the touchline where a throw-in is to be taken Law 16 Goal Kick Ball is in play once it is kicked and clearly moves. It does not have to leave Penalty Area. PSL only 11 v 11 There are additional changes, we only highlighted a few that will affect Presidio and SDDA. For more information and to read ALL the actual IFAB changes - go to our website and click on Laws of the Game.

18 Coach, Managers and Referee Resource Page Resources page

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