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NMYSA'S (NM Youth Soccer) "Caution: Children At Play" program is aimed at educating everyone involved in the game from the local board members, to the parent, to
the coach and finally to the player. As stake holders in youth soccer we all share in the responsibility to promote high standards in the game, thus ensuring that the children
playing this game can say they had a truly positive experience at the end of each and every game.
In various national surveys, behavior was the biggest concern in the game. This included both the abuse of match officials and the unacceptable behavior of over-competitive
parents, spectators and coaches on the sidelines.
CYSA will be implementing a couple of new programs for the 2009-2010 season. These programs are aimed at increasing player safety and ensuring that the players
had a truly positive experience - playing the game of soccer - at the end of each and every game.
You are encouraged to take a few moments to learn about these new programs via the links provided below.
www.cysanm.net
