Player Code of Conduct

As a player, I commit to:

  • Always playing to the best of my ability and for the benefit of my team.

  • Arriving prepared for games and practices with the proper equipment and a positive attitude.

  • Showing respect to my teammates, opponents, referees, coaches, and everyone involved in the game.

  • Playing fairly and following the rules as directed by coaches and referees while promoting sportsmanship.

  • Demonstrating grace in both victory and defeat by acknowledging the opposing team and referees at the end of each game.

  • Understanding that winning is not everything—having fun, improving my skills, making friends, playing fairly, and doing my best are just as important.

  • Never engaging in bullying, harassment, or using inappropriate language or gestures toward anyone at any time.

Parent/Guardian Code of Conduct

As a parent or guardian, I acknowledge that I play a vital role in creating a positive and supportive environment for young athletes. I will:

  • Lead by example, promoting respect, good sportsmanship, and positive behavior at all times.

  • Refrain from engaging in or tolerating offensive, abusive, or disrespectful behavior toward players, coaches, referees, or spectators.

  • Allow coaches to do their job and avoid confusing players with conflicting instructions.

  • Support and encourage my child and the team, focusing on effort, growth, and performance rather than just results.

  • Applaud good plays and encourage players, even when mistakes happen, as learning is part of the game.

  • Teach my child that doing their best is as valuable as winning, so they never feel discouraged by the outcome.

  • Ensure my child arrives on time for practices and games, ready to participate.

Coach Code of Conduct

As a coach, I recognize my responsibility to foster a positive and encouraging environment. I will:

  • Create and maintain a supportive, enjoyable atmosphere where players can develop their skills and confidence.

  • Communicate with players and parents respectfully and professionally at all times.

  • Set a good example by showing sportsmanship, fairness, and respect for players, officials, opponents, fellow coaches, spectators, and the game itself.

  • Prioritize the fun and development of all players, ensuring equal instruction and encouragement regardless of skill level.

  • Teach players to play fairly, respect the rules, and uphold the integrity of the sport.

  • Promptly inform parents/guardians of any injuries their child sustains during practices or games.