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Policies

Players Wearing Casts Policy

Lightning Policy

The Saskatchewan Soccer Association is making the following recommendations
for coaching levels throughout the province:

Under 4 & Under 6 -  All Divisions	Introduction to Coaching Course
Under 8 - All Divisions	Introduction to Coaching Course /  Community Coach Children
Under 10 – All Divisions	Community Coach Children
Under 12 – All Divisions	Community Coach Children & Youth

Effective November 30^th, 2010 the above recommendations will become mandatory coaching requirements of the Saskatchewan Soccer Association.

 FIFA Full Soccer Rules

Mini Soccer Rules

Coaches Code of Conduct

Please Note: All coaches and managers of a Rustlers FC team must have a CPIC (criminal check) done as per Sask Soccer regulations. These checks must be carried with the coaching staff at all tournaments to provide proof that the check has been done. These checks must be renewed every 2 years.

Coaching Courses

1. Introduction to Coaching	Designed to provide soccer knowledge for those coaches/teachers who are just beginning their soccer coaching careers, this course is three hours long and will provide the basics in soccer, including lesson plans and a drill manual.
2. Community Coach - Children	Designed to educate new coaches involved in the micro and mini soccer, this is a one day (8 hour) course that covers the basic skills for coaching children, 6-10 years old. You will be certified with the NCCP and the Canadian Soccer Association. The person must attend all of the course in order to be certified and continue on to the next level.
3. Community Coach - Youth	This course is designed for coaching children, ages 10-14. It takes place over one evening and one full day and an half (16 hours in total), focusing on the important fundamentals of soccer. You will be certified with NCCP and the Canadian Soccer Association. The person must attend all of the course in order to be certified and continue to the next level.
4. Community Coach - Senior	This NCCP clinic is for those coaches who want to coach at a higher level and ant to learn more about the game. It occurs over one evening and two days (16 hours in total). Each coach is required to organize a practice session on a given topic, although there is no pass or fail, the person must attend all of the course in order to be certified. You will be certified with the NCCP and the Canadian Soccer Association.