Returning from a Medical Injury/Leave: If your child has been injured and treated by a doctor for that injury during the regular season of play, he/she may not return to either practice or games until the Region/coach has received a written release from the doctor. Participation Release Form is in coaches packet. Uniforms and Equipment Casts/Splints: Hard casts of any kind are not permitted and there are absolutely no exceptions to this rule. Medical splints may be allowed as long as they do not contain any metal braces/brackets. Exceptions to this rule may be made for leg braces as long as the brace is sufficiently wrapped to protect other players from injury. Uniforms: A uniform consisting of shirt, shorts and socks is provided for your child’s use at the beginning of the season and is theirs to keep. The uniform will be numbered and marked in accordance with AYSO guidelines. No uniform may bear logos, the name of any registered player. No other clothing, such as shirts and pants, may be worn over the uniform while a player is participating in a game. If it is cold or windy, dress accordingly and have layers under the uniform. Headwear: Players may not wear hats, caps, bandannas, or any other head covering. Long hair should be tied back (a soft headband is allowed). No hard beads or bands in tie-back or braids. Footwear: Every player must wear appropriate athletic footwear. Regulation soccer shoes, gym shoes, or sneakers (with or without rubber cleats) are permissible. Soccer shoes with removable cleats will be allowed, only if the cleat is screwed into the sole of the shoe. No toe cleats are allowed.
Returning from a Medical Injury/Leave: If your child has been injured and treated by a doctor for that injury during the regular season of play, he/she may not return to either practice or games until the Region/coach has received a written release from the doctor. Participation Release Form is in coaches packet. Uniforms and Equipment Casts/Splints: Hard casts of any kind are not permitted and there are absolutely no exceptions to this rule. Medical splints may be allowed as long as they do not contain any metal braces/brackets. Exceptions to this rule may be made for leg braces as long as the brace is sufficiently wrapped to protect other players from injury. Uniforms: A uniform consisting of shirt, shorts and socks is provided for your child’s use at the beginning of the season and is theirs to keep. The uniform will be numbered and marked in accordance with AYSO guidelines. No uniform may bear logos, the name of any registered player. No other clothing, such as shirts and pants, may be worn over the uniform while a player is participating in a game. If it is cold or windy, dress accordingly and have layers under the uniform. Headwear: Players may not wear hats, caps, bandannas, or any other head covering. Long hair should be tied back (a soft headband is allowed). No hard beads or bands in tie-back or braids. Footwear: Every player must wear appropriate athletic footwear. Regulation soccer shoes, gym shoes, or sneakers (with or without rubber cleats) are permissible. Soccer shoes with removable cleats will be allowed, only if the cleat is screwed into the sole of the shoe. No toe cleats are allowed.
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