Bainbridge Island FC Select Program U11 14 Parent Information Guide (birth year )

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1 Bainbridge Island FC Select Program U11 14 Parent Information Guide (birth year ) Season (June 2017 beginning of February 2018) Season Fee: $1,225 (Summer, Fall, State Cup) Fee covers: Paid coach Tournament Fee summer and/or state cup Registration fee Referee fees Insurance League and scheduling fees Field usage fee, including BHS stadium usage fee Field maintenance and equipment Scholarships & awards Administrative & other expenses (e.g. communication, sanicans, storage, mailings & PO Box, office, supplies, advertising, brochures etc.) Goalkeeping training Portion of pay to Director of Coaching and Technical Director After your child has been selected and accepted to a team your account will be billed the season fee. This fee can be paid by credit card or check, in full or by payment plan. Financial aid/scholarship is available for families in need. Please go to for details. Payment Method Whether you choose to pay in full or opt for a payment plan, payment or 1 st payment has to be made by June 1 st, Credit card to pay by credit card you will need to login to your member account to pay online. Please note that there will be a service fee if you use credit card for payment plan. Check please send 5 post-dated checks (with 1 st check $275 due on 6/1/2017 and four equal payment ($237.5) checks for the remaining balance that are dated on the 5 th of each month starting July) to BIFC, P.O. Box 10949, Bainbridge Island, WA

2 Team Fee (collected by the team manager) Team related expense fee varies by team, which includes paid coach s travel expenses for summer tournaments and other team related expenses, such as first aid kit, team bench, tent, equipment etc. Coach s travel expenses for summer tournaments include: Accommodations when team decides to play out of town tournaments, and accommodation is required, team is responsible for paying a single room for the coach for the duration of the tournament. Meal breakfast only. This only applies to out of town tournament and when an accommodation is required. Please note that, the team fee should be divided up by number of players on the team, and collected and operated by the team. Registration Fee Refund Policy A $100 fee (per player) will be deducted from all registration refunds if request is made on or before June 30. A $220 fee (per player) will be deducted from all registration refunds if request is made on or before July 31. After July 31, the refund amount will be determined by individual cases. Injury Release Policy If a player becomes injured participating in a Washington Youth Soccer sanctioned event during the season, the player is insured under secondary insurance via Washington Youth Soccer. Please visit the link below for instruction and application for medical claim. If your player is unable to participate for more than 90 days and you have a doctor s note, you may be entitled to a pro-rated refund of the registration fee (assuming the fee has been paid in full). An injury release request needs to be submitted to registrar@bifc.net within 60 days of injury. Injury release request form can be found at

3 Uniform If you are a returning player and have purchased our Nike uniform in 2015 or 2016, then there is no need to purchase the uniform again. All new players are required to purchase a complete uniform kit. The cost of kit is approximately $185-$250. The uniform kit includes: 2 jerseys blue & white 2 pairs of shorts blue 2 pairs of socks blue 1 warm up jacket 1 warm up pants 1 team duffel bag or backpack Assigned jersey number: Uniform Set: Blue Jersey White Jersey Shorts Socks Jacket Pants Duffle Bag Backpack For new players, you will receive your assigned jersey number and ordering instruction in May. For more information about select soccer, please visit Select uniform sponsors:

4 Volunteer/Fundraiser Obligations BIFC is a volunteer-based organization and each member is obligated to a 6-hour volunteer commitment to BIFC. Please review the following options available for volunteer time and mark the ones that interest you. Field Committee line, setup and maintain fields for the club Public Relations and Marketing Sponsorship and Fundraising Committee Team Manager Club Events such as tournament, award night etc. Other Club Sponsored Events Benefiting Our Community Board Member General Volunteer My time is flexible. Call me. Your name: Phone #: Further opportunities may come available in the future and will be announced to the membership. If you are unable to fulfill your volunteer hours due to time constraints you can do a buyout of your obligated time by donating $50.

5 Code of Conduct Players: Be a member of this program for fun Be humble when our team win and when we lose Respect and abide by the coaches rules Put the team ahead of yourself in every situation Accept decisions made by coach Demonstrate respect to the teammates and opponents Be accountable for your own actions Develop a teachable spirit that allows you to take correction as a compliment Develop the feeling of pride, based upon shared joy of the team and not have pride be shown in arrogance or a sense of entitlement Be a person of character Respect decisions of officials and demonstrate respect towards them Contribute to the team in the form of effort and responsible behavior Always give 100% at the practices and games Bring a ball to practice Ensure the appropriate equipment is brought to all practices and games Performs up to potential but by the player s own expectations-standards, not those of the adults Rights of the Player - To enjoy, without undue pressure from the coach or parents, the world s most popular game! Parents: Be a model not a critic model appropriate behavior, poise and confidence Support your child in meeting the expectations Ensure your child arrive at practices and games on time Do everything possible to make the experience positive for your child and others Respect decisions of officials and demonstrate respect towards them No coaching on the sideline Responsible for all fees that related to your child s soccer season, which will be paid in a timely manner Support the club s fundraising events Volunteer when you can Attend as many games as possible I have read the Code of Conduct and will abide the role as a player. Player Name (printed): Player Signature: Date: I have read the Code of Conduct and will abide the role as a parent. Parent s Signature: Date:

6 BIFC/BIYSC Board Members: President Bill Lesko VP of Competition Ron Piland VP of Select Program Craig Heisinger VP of Recreational Program John Thornton Treasurer JP Werlin Secretary Catherine Weiss Registrar/Administrator Liming McMillan Director of Fundraising Brenda Berry Director of Communications Johannes Happonen Director of Volunteers Pam Conyers Director of Coaching Ian McCallum Technical Director Phil Avison Director of Goalkeeping Ballan Campeau Referee Coordinator Derek Matthews

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Bainbridge Island FC Mission Statement Promote the love of the game of soccer by providing quality training and appropriate competition for all ages and abilities in a safe and supportive environment,