approval. If a player declines a position on a B team, they are considered unselected and are not eligible for a travel team. All unselected players will be placed in the intramural draft if desired by the player. G. For U-11 teams and above, an individual trying out as a goal keeper does not have to be rated within the group designated for a specific team in order to make the team as a goal keeper. A coach may select one goal keeper based on a separate goal keeper evaluation. However, if this individual is not rated within the group that makes the designated team, this individual should play the majority of time as a goal keeper as opposed to a field player. H. Unless otherwise approved by the VSA Board, tryouts must be performed over a minimum of two days (three is recommended). Travel Teams “B” A Travel Team may be formed as follows with the approval of the VSA “B” Board: Sufficient players express interest at registration to field two teams in an age group. A board member is assigned to attend the tryouts for that age group. The board member determines sufficient talent exists to field two competitive teams. The team roster is filled. “A” The team is picked. “B” At least one parent of a team player volunteers to be head coach. “B” When the Board has previously approved a team, the team coach “B” “B” shall be permitted to participate in evaluating the tryouts in subsequent years, so long as the “B” team is in existence. However, if the team coach has a child trying out for that particular “B” team, the following shall apply: group’s “A” The team coach shall view the tryouts and grade the players. “B” Once it is determined by the team coach that the team “A” “B” will not make the team but will make the coach’s child “A” “B” team, then the team coach. Evaluation forms will be “B” incorporated into the scores for all remaining players. Players will be offered positions on the team in the order of their tryout scores until the roster is full.
approval. If a player declines a position on a B team, they are considered unselected and are not eligible for a travel team. All unselected players will be placed in the intramural draft if desired by the player. G. For U-11 teams and above, an individual trying out as a goal keeper does not have to be rated within the group designated for a specific team in order to make the team as a goal keeper. A coach may select one goal keeper based on a separate goal keeper evaluation. However, if this individual is not rated within the group that makes the designated team, this individual should play the majority of time as a goal keeper as opposed to a field player. H. Unless otherwise approved by the VSA Board, tryouts must be performed over a minimum of two days (three is recommended). “B” Travel Teams A “B” Travel Team may be formed as follows with the approval of the VSA Board: Sufficient players express interest at registration to field two teams in an age group. A board member is assigned to attend the tryouts for that age group. The board member determines sufficient talent exists to field two competitive teams. The “A” team roster is filled. The “B” team is picked. At least one parent of a “B” team player volunteers to be head coach. When the Board has previously approved a “B” team, the “B” team coach shall be permitted to participate in evaluating the tryouts in subsequent years, so long as the “B” team is in existence. However, if the “B” team coach has a child trying out for that particular group’s “A” team, the following shall apply: The “B” team coach shall view the tryouts and grade the players. Once it is determined by the “A” team coach that the “B” team coach’s child will not make the “A” team but will make the “B” team, then the “B” team coach. Evaluation forms will be incorporated into the scores for all remaining players. Players will be offered positions on the team in the order of their tryout scores until the roster is full.
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