Do you know what's needed to be a part of DCYSA?
DCYSA Coaching Knowledge Quiz
Test your understanding of the standards and practices required to be part of DCYSA. This engaging quiz will help you recognize important guidelines for coaches, players, and spectators alike.
Learn about:
- Coaching responsibilities
- Referee interactions
- Parent behavior
- Team management
Head Coach, Assistant Coach, Both or Community Liaison
You are coaching and from the parents side you hear someone yelling comments toward the field about the game. What should you do as the coach? (There are several correct answers)
Pretend like you don't hear anything.
Yell across the field for everyone to shut up.
If you are the Head Coach send you Assistant Coach to the spectator side to see who is addressing the field and if it is one of your parents ask them to stop. Also, let them know that there are repercussions for the team if they continue.
Yell at the referee or other coach to shut those people up.
If you are the Assistant Coach speak to your Head Coach to let them know the issue. Then go over to the spectator side side to see who is addressing the field and if it is one of your parents ask them to stop. Also, let them know that there are repercussions for the team if they continue.
Head coach should have the assistant coach get a field marshal to watch the game and address anyone yelling remarks onto the field.
A coach from the opposing team says something rude about one of your players. How should you react? (more than one correct answer)
Walk over to the opposing coaches side and ask the coach what he stated and why.
Ignore the coaches statement. You can't fix stupid.
If the statement doesn't need to be addressed right then and there, complete a complaint email through the dcysa.org homepage email and have DCYSA investigate and address the issue with the community liaison and the coach.
If the statement can't be ignored go find a field marshal or send the assistant coach to find a field marshal. Then after the game go to the dcysa.org homepage and file a complaint.
Start cussing at the coach for making the statement.
Make snide and rude comments aloud so the coach knows you heard them.
The referee is making a lot of bad calls and really causing frustration during your game. How should you handle this situation?
Stop the game by walking onto the field to have a little talk with the referee.
Yell at the referee or question the calls as you see fit.
At the end of the quarter or half or the game walk over to the referee and have a conversation about their performance.
Go to dcysa.org and submit questions to the referee assignor through the email communication that is setup for this situation.
Contact my liaison because they should know who to call since this person doesn't know how to do their job.
You have a player that has no idea what they are doing and should never play the game of soccer EVER. How do you treat this player? (there are more than one correct answer)
Every practice let them know that they can't do anything correctly.
If they concentrated on practicing and getting better rather than video games and eating they might would get more playing time.
Praise them for the effort they are giving because so many are choosing not play sports.
Teach them the skills needed to improve while they are at practice and games.
Ask all the players to remember to practice on and off the ball at home so when they get to practice you can see who is improving through the season.
This is recreational soccer, so it is most about having fun.
Did you know that referees have multiple weeks of training that is mostly, if not entirely, done online. The only experience they gain is actually refereeing?
Yes
No
Did you know that due to the behavior of coaches, players and parents that most referees only referee one to two seasons and never return?
Yes
No
Did you know that DCYSA has a Zero Tolerance Policy, which means if you or a parent is deemed to be misbehaving the person misbehaving will be asked to leave and take their family and their player?
Yes
No
Did you know that if you, another coach, a spectator or a player verbally attacks an underage referee that the NCRSA/NCYSA gets involved - it is completely taken out of DCYSA's hands?
Yes
No
Did you know that so many underage referees have been verbally attacked and some physically attacked that yellow bracelets have been issued and they've been asked to wear them to warn everyone of this issue?
Yes
No
Did you know that most of the referees in the state's database are under 18 years of age?
Yes
No
Did you know that a referee, if assigned a game they do not wish to referee because of the coach(es), parents or players they can decline the game?
Yes
No
Are you aware that DCYSA has referees that have specifically named teams that they will not referee for currently?
Yes
No
Do you feel that you are one of these coaches/teams that the referees see your team approach and they dread the game?
Yes
No
Is a team supposed to warm up behind the goals where a game is actively being played?
Yes
No
Should spectators sit across from their own team?
Yes
No
Should teams cross over the half line if they have a lot of spectators?
Yes
No
Should parents coach from the sideline, even if it is just to their child?
Yes
No
Who is responsible for the ENTIRE team (coaches, spectators, players)?
The referee at the field
The parents of the team
The Assistant Coach of the team
The Head Coach of the team
Who should I contact if there is a question about behavior of someone at the field during a game or practice?
The coach of my team.
The community liaison of the field I am at when the behavior in question happens.
The Discipline and Appeals Coordinator for DCYSA.
Depends on the situation. If it is a team issue then the coach. If it is a referee issue then submit my concern/question online from the dcysa.org homepage to the Discipline and Appeals Coordinator. If it is about my coach then my community liaison.
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