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Document | Spring 2024 Contacts ListSPRING 2024 Brackets and Contact Lists posted here
UPDATED 12:20pm 3.22.24
NOTE: For the contacts listed in the spreadsheet:
CONTACT 1 = Primary Contact/Team Manager
CONTACT 2 = Scheduling Contact
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| Spring 2024 Playdates
| Playdate Range OPENS |
JANUARY 20, 2024 |
| 13-14U G/B + 15U-19UB teams playing in KP Cup must have games completed to count towards seeding (seeded on Monday) |
Before APRIL 15, 2024 |
| 13-14U G/B + 15U-19UB teams playing in USYS Cup must have games completed to count towards seeding (seeded on Monday) |
Before APRIL 22, 2024 |
| All remaining 11U-12U G/B games must be completed by: |
MAY 5, 2024 |
| All remaining 13U-14U G/B + 15U-19UB games to be counted towards P/R must be completed by: |
MAY 12, 2024 |
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Document | Instructions for Team Officials ELECTRONIC PASSESFind attached the instructions for Team Officials to access their ELECTRONIC PASSES at the field for the matches.
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Document | Classic Handbook |
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Document | PRINTING YOUR MATCH REPORTSFind the attached instructions on how to print your Classic League match reports.
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Document | Team Score Posting Instructions!Click on the PDF for step by step instructions on posting your team's scores.
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Document | Girls Promotion and Relegation GuidelinesAddendum to current PR Guidelines due to current division size for brackets Fall '24/Spring '25:
14UG: 2010s RISING 15UG for Fall '24
-Premier: Relegate bottom 2 teams
-Promote winner of 1st E and winner of 1st W to Premier
-Relegate bottom 2 teams from both 1st E and 1st W down to 2nd.
-Promote the winner of the (3) 2nd divisions (2nd E1, 2nd E2, & 2nd W) + the next highest finisher based on % pts. There would be 4 teams promoted total from 2nd division to 1st division.
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Document | Boys Promotion and Relegation Guidelines
Addendum to current PR Guidelines due to current division size for brackets Fall '24/Spring '25:
14UB: 2010s RISING 15UB for Spring '25
-Premier: Relegate bottom 3 teams
-Promote winner of 1st E and winner of 1st W to Premier
-Relegate bottom 3 teams from 1st E and bottom 2 teams from 1st W down to 2nd.
-Promote the winner of the (5) 2nd divisions (2nd E1, 2nd E2, 2nd P, 2nd W1, & 2nd W2) to 1st div. There would be 5 teams promoted total from 2nd division to 1st division.
15UB: 2009s RISING 16UB for Spring '25
-Premier: Relegate bottom 4 teams
-Promote winner of 1st E1, winner of 1st E2, & winner of 1st W to Premier
-Relegate bottom 2 teams from 1st E1, 1st E2, and 1st W (total of 6 teams) down to 2nd.
-Promote the winner of the (4) 2nd divisions (2nd E1, 2nd E2, 2nd P, 2nd W) to 1st div. There would be 4 teams promoted total from 2nd division to 1st division.
16UB: 2008s RISING 17UB for Spring '25
-Premier: Relegate bottom 3 teams
-Promote winner of 1st E and winner of 1st P/W to Premier.
-Relegate bottom 2 teams from 1st E and bottom 2 teams from 1st P/W down to 2nd.
-Promote the winner of the (6) 2nd divisions (2nd E1, 2nd E2, 2nd E3, 2nd P, 2nd W1, & 2nd W2) to 1st div. There would be 6 teams promoted total from 2nd division to 1st division.
17UB: 2007s RISING 18UB for Spring '25
-Premier: Relegate bottom 2 teams
-Promote winner of 1st E and winner of 1st W to Premier
-Relegate bottom 2 teams from 1st E and bottom 2 teams from 1st W down to 2nd.
-Promote the winner of the (4) 2nd divisions (2nd E1, 2nd E2, 2nd W1, & 2nd W2) to 1st div. There would be 4 teams promoted total from 2nd division to 1st division.
18UB: 2006s RISING 19UB for Spring '25
-Premier: Relegate bottom 2 teams
-Promote winner of 1st E and winner of 1st W to Premier
-Relegate bottom 2 teams from 1st E and bottom 2 teams from 1st W down to 2nd.
-Promote the top 2 finishers from the (2) 2nd divisions (2nd E & 2nd W) to 1st div. There would be 4 teams promoted total from 2nd division to 1st division.
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| NCYSA Referee FeesPAYMENT OF REFEREE FEES:
New this seasonal year so please read and plan accordingly!
The updated referee fees for Classic season are linked HERE.
In addition to the updated Referee Fees, a recently passed motion at the Competitive Council, adapts the way these fees are distributed to referees and when which group is responsible.
In the past, teams would split the referee costs, each paying 1/2 of what was owed for the match.
Per the recently passed motion (5/4/22 Classic Council Mtg), THE HOME TEAM WILL NOW BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYING THE ENTIRETY OF REFEREE FEES.
- The method of payment is to be determined by the home club as has been done in the past. Examples of acceptable methods include but are not limited to: in envelopes via cash or check at the field (although, of these methods, cash is preferred) or via an electronic method through the club (ex. Ref Pay).
- If two teams book a neutral site, the referee fee would be split as usual and the method of payment as referenced above would need to be determined and coordinated between the two teams IN ADVANCE to insure proper payment of the officials.
- If both teams determine that a neutral site location would be preferred for their match, please note that NCYSA only covers the cost of this neutral field if it meets the requirements found within our Classic Handbook. Please review those guidelines before committing to a neutral site field and understand that if your teams are inside the required distance range, the cost of the field should be split between the two teams booking the field. If your teams agree to play a neutral site match and need assistance locating available options, please email Colby at classic@ncsoccer.org.
- Review your club and your opponent’s club policy pertaining to reschedules and the timeline for which they can be completed before the season begins. Each club may set up their own timeline for submission of reschedules so it is important to know each association you will be playing and their timelines/policies early on.
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