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Friday, June 6
Volunteers Needed

BCYSA is made up of volunteers that put in time and effort to ensure a quality recreational soccer program for the youth of Bay county. This is especially true of the Board of Directors (BOD).  Each member of the BOD started out in some capacity with BCYSA, usually as a coach, age group coordinator, or team parent.

Currently there is an immediate need for the following positions on the board:

  • Uniform Coordinator (Boys)
  • Uniform Coordinator (Girls)
  • Pictures & Awards
  • Media
  • Scheduler
  • Fields & Equipment
  • Discipline & Sanctions
  • Volunteer Administrator
  • Sponsorship Coordinator

We also need Age Group Coordinators on a seasonal basis. 

If you are interested in serving in one of positions, please fill out a Board Position Application and mail it to:

BCYSA
PO Box 10302
Panama City, FL 32404

Thank you.




Wednesday, February 22
Have a Question? Check out our FAQ page
FAQ
This is my child's first time playing Soccer. What equipment will she need?

How old do you have to be in order to become a referee?

What ages can participate in BCYSA?

Have a question for us? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page. If your question does not appear, send an email to the BCYSA Webmaster and I will forward it on to the proper person. You will receive an answer via email and your question, and it's answer, will then be added to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) page.




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Tuesday, February 21
New Helpfull Website Found!
Youth Soccer Coaching
Youth Soccer Coaching
While parusing the web I came across a site from Long Island, New York that is just chocked full of helpful coaching ideas. The site Youth Soccer Coaching - Long Island, was put together by a coach with the help of his "technologically inclined daughters, to further soccer coaching education over the internet."

Check it out!





Thursday, February 3
Mr. Ref Deserves a Break
(Click on the heading to read the article)

This is an article by "The Cincinnati Post" columnist "Lonnie Wheeler". I found it very interesting reading when a collegue sent it to me and I would like to share it with you.

In BCYSA, most of our Referees are children. Most step up to become referees for one of two reasons; it is a way for them to earn extra money while doing something they enjoy, and it is a way for them to give something back to the game. We need to realize that Recreational Soccer is not only a training ground for players but for referees too.

I am as guilty as the next person when it comes to disagreeing with the referee's calls (and yes I have at times had to eat crow over my remarks) but I have come to realize that even the adult referee on the field who just went through the training course last year has an ever so slight disadvantage to my 22 years of as a referee and will not acquire that type of experiance overnight.

While Mr. Wheeler's column is in an Ohio newspaper, his observations and conclusions are relevant all throughout the U.S. Please take a moment to Read Lonnie Wheeler's column.

While I promise to do my best to train the next generation of referee's, let us all promise to "give Mr. Ref a break!"

                                     Thomas Tonn
                                     BCYSA Vice President




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