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EMSA District - Pre-Season Information Session- March 20th, 2023 | Wednesday, March 1, 2023
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Dear Club Executives,
We are hosting a mandatory pre-season information session on Monday March 20th at 7:30pm. This session is intended to provide each club with a refresher for the upcoming Outdoor 2023 season and will focus on topics including registration, travel requirements, etc. It will also provide an opportunity for the membership to meet our new staff!
Each club's registrar is expected to attend. In the case that this individual cannot attend that evening, a club representative can attend in their place.
The Zoom link is attached below.
We look forward to seeing each of you virtually!
Thank you
EMSA Staff
EMSA March Food Campaign 2023 | Tuesday, February 28, 2023
Dear Club Executives,
EMSA is pleased to announce that we will be hosting a food drive for the month of March, which we are calling, “The EMSA Kicks Hunger Campaign”.
We are all aware of the current economic circumstances and the stress that the rising cost of food and housing has placed on many families across Canada. Statistics Canada reported a 9.7 % increase in the cost of food between April of 2021 and April of 2022. Closer to home, the Middlesex London Health Unit reports that in London and Middlesex, an estimated 1 in 7 households are food insecure. In short, families in our community are not immune to this problem.
As a part of this community, EMSA knows that we can assist our local food bank and families through this difficult time. If you are able to donate, we ask that you please drop off non-perishable food items to the BMO Centre, to assist with our campaign. Why not add some healthy competition and collect donations from your club or team and challenge another club or team to match yours.
Donations can be dropped off to the Donation Box which will be located under the stairwell at the Goodlife Field (Field 4) of the BMO Centre, commencing March 1, 2023. On April 1, 2023, all donations will be delivered to the London Food Bank. We will then notify our membership of the number of pounds of food that together, we were able to donate.
We thank you in advance for supporting our community and this important campaign.
The EMSA Executive
Referee Fees Updated Feb 1, 2023 | Wednesday, February 1, 2023
2023 Canada Soccer Coach Education Minimum Standards | Tuesday, January 31, 2023
2023 Canada Soccer Coach Education Minimum Standards
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2023 Canada Soccer Coach Education Minimum Standards
The Canada Soccer Safe Sport Roster is a progressive package of programs, policies, and
procedures designed to ensure that organizations that offer soccer programming in Canada
create safe, fun, developmentally appropriate, inclusive, accessible, and welcoming experiences
for all participants. For amateur soccer organizations in Canada, the expansion of the Canada
Soccer Youth Club Licensing Program as a requirement of membership has been implemented
as a direct result of the unanimous adoption of the Canada Soccer Safe Sport Roster at the 2019
Annual Meeting of the Members.
Ahead of the start of the 2023 soccer season, all member organizations (clubs and academies)
that offer youth soccer programing in a Canada Soccer Member Association Province and
Territory will be required to meet the minimum Standards of Quality Soccer to be recognized as
Quality Soccer Provider within the Canada Soccer Youth Club Licensing Program and in support
of the guiding principles of the Safe Sport Roster. Within the Standards for Quality Soccer, it is
required that coaches are trained and/or certified appropriately for the program(s) in which they
coach and aligned to the Canada Soccer Safe Sport Roster. The minimum standards are further
defined below for the 2023 playing season:
Grassroots/Competitive Streams
Full Safe Sport Roster – Required Training
1. Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Screen
2. Stage-appropriate Canada Soccer Grassroots Coach Education – Theory Module
(Active Start, Fundamentals, Learn to Train, Soccer for Life)
3. Stage-appropriate Canada Soccer Grassroots Coach Education – Practical Module
(Active Start, Fundamentals, Learn to Train, Soccer for Life)
4. NCCP Make Ethical Decisions Module and/or Online Evaluation
5. Respect in Sport Activity Leader Program
6. NCCP Making Headway Module
7. NCCP Emergency Action Planning Module
8. NCCP Rule of Two Module
Grassroots – Community/Community Streams
Modified Safe Sport Roster – Required Training
1. Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Screen
2. Canada Soccer Grassroots Coach Education – Coaching Soccer in Canada Module
3. Respect in Sport Activity Leader Program
Highly Recommended Training:
4. Stage-appropriate Canada Soccer Grassroots Coach Education – Theory Module
(Active Start, Fundamentals, Learn to Train, Soccer for Life)
5. Stage-appropriate Canada Soccer Grassroots Coach Education – Practical Module
(Active Start, Fundamentals, Learn to Train, Soccer for Life)
Recommended Training:
6. Other requirements of the full Safe Sport Roster
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