All Star and Tournament Pages

This document describes the selection process of coaches, teams, and players for post-season play in Region 76. Our objective is the participation of the largest possible number of players in post-season play and to keep them playing for as long as possible. Following the AYSO philosophies, we hope the players will have a positive experience during post-season play.

1.1 AYSO National Guidelines Apply. The following sections of the National AYSO Policy Statements (as stated in http://soccer.org/ dated September 14, 2004) regulate post-season play:

2.7 All-Star Programs. An All-Star program is any program which is an extension of the regular season (basic) program and which selects players for participation based primarily on their ability.

The National Board of Directors recognizes that such programs have historically been a part of the AYSO program in various parts of the country and allows it as an optional part of the overall program. The National Board of Directors, however, advises caution when conducting these programs because it is by its very nature exclusionary, not inclusionary, and because it may diminish volunteer resources to be expended on regular season play, which is the heart of the AYSO program.

All-Star programs, if implemented, shall abide by the following policy:

It shall not be allowed to become a more extensive or important part of any program than the basic or regular season.

Participants should have participated in the regular or basic season (a minimum of one-half the regular season games is a good rule-of-thumb).

A determination should be made by the region, area, or section supervising the program whether such program should be self-supporting and not use regular season funds.

These programs shall not involve U-8, U-6, and program administrators are strongly urged not to include U-10.

Principles of fair play, everyone plays (one-half of every game), good sportsmanship, and positive coaching shall continue to be stressed.

Each section may adopt All-Star Rules & Regulations that further define and restrict All-Star competition.

Our Region’s policy statement will be guided by the AYSO philosophies and will be consistent with the above rules. The ideal solution of organizing and implementing a Spring Regular season like our fall season is not feasible given the lack of field space. Therefore, we need to rely on tournaments to provide our players with a positive soccer experience in the spring and summer.

1.2 Types of Post-Season Teams. There are three types of post-season teams in Region 76: (1) League champions from divisions U10, U12, and U14 that represent our region in the Area 1-P League Champions Playoffs, (2) teams from divisions U10, U12, and U14 that represent our region in the Area 1-P All Star Playoffs; and (3) tournament teams from divisions U10, U12, U14, U16, and U19. In U16 and U19 divisions, regular season play involves interregional competition and some of our teams could make the Area playoffs in upper divisions.

The league champions in U10, U12 and U14 divisions represent Region 76 at the Area 1-P League Champions Tournament in early January. These teams have absolute priority over the other post-season teams regarding players. A league champion team might advance to the Sectional and Tri-Sectional Playoffs, which are usually played in March.

Our representative All-Star teams in divisions U10, U12 and U14 participate in the Area 1-P All Star Playoffs in mid-January, following the conclusion of the Area 1-P League Champions Tournaments. These teams might advance from this tournament to the Sectional Playoffs in early March, and after that, to the Tri-Sectional Playoffs in late March. All Star teams cannot be formed before December 1. Once an All Star team has concluded its participation in the Area, Section and Tri-section playoffs, it has no special status and is treated like any other category (3) tournament team.

In addition to the All-Star teams, we also have tournament teams in U10, U12 and U14 divisions and, based on player demand and coach availability, we typically have U16 and U19 teams as well. We encourage as many teams and players as there are qualified coaches and committed players.

1.3 Participation in Tournaments. All teams participate in the Thanksgiving and Sportsmanship Cup tournaments. In mid-January, TEAM RED represents Region 76 in the Area 1P All-Star Playoffs, and possibly in early-March and April as well if the team advances to the Sectional and the Tri-Sectional Playoffs. All teams continue play in available tournaments.

The Tournament Director makes available a list of tournaments that are historically relatively competitive, and tournaments that allow grouping of teams according to strength/experience. This raises the probability that all teams will have competitive games and that the tournaments will be fun for the players. In addition, participants will find tournament information on the AYSO National website at http://www.soccer.org.

2. TOURNAMENT TEAM COACH SELECTION

2.1 When. By mid October and confirmed at November Board Meeting

All candidates must fill out the AYSO Region 76 Beverly Hills /Tournament Team Coaching Application Form and deliver/mail it to the appropriate Division Director (DD), Tournament Director and Post-season Division Director.

Candidates are typically, but not necessarily, coaches of record for regular fall season play.

Division Directors are not eligible to coach All-Star/Tournament teams in their own divisions unless a specific exception is made by the coaching commission and confirmed by the Board of Directors.

All candidates must have Safe Haven training and the division-appropriate coaching certificate; typically the Intermediate and Advanced Coaching Certificates. Please consult the Coach Administrator.

Under no circumstances will a coach be a professional coach which is someone who is being paid to coach the tournament or all-star team. No coach can charge a player for private lessons if he is coaching on a post-season team on which such a player is eligible to participate. Violation of this rule shall be grounds for terminating the coach.

The coach shall sign a pledge that he/she will not attempt to take the tournament “team” club in the following season. “Team” for this purpose shall be defined as more than three (3) players.

2.2 How. The Tournament Director along with the Division Director provide all coaches an opportunity to fill out AYSO Region 76 Beverly Hills, Tournament Application.

The Division Director(s) along with one of the Assistant Regional Commissioners, and/or the Tournament Director will form a committee to interview the candidates and if necessary evaluate the candidates by applying the criteria set forth herein. The choices will be presented to the Coaching Commission which will determine the coaches which will be presented to the Board for confirmation.

The appointment of a coach to an all-star team does not guarantee that his/her child will be on the team. A tournament team as opposed to all-star team or “RED” team, head coach normally will have his/her child on a team.

(a) The following criteria, in the stated order of importance, guide the selection:

(i) The coach has demonstrated his/her ability to implement the coach- related AYSO philosophies (everyone plays, positive coaching, and good sportsmanship) towards all players, referees, parents, and coaches during practices and games,

(ii) commitment to continue with the team for the rest of the Spring tournament season,

(iii) previous success in keeping the team together for many tournaments and for having provided a positive experience for the players,

(iv) soccer knowledge including but not limited to the level of formal training attained, and,

(v) consistent participation as a volunteer such as a referee, volunteering at regional practices on Monday or Tuesday evenings or at regional clinics.

The recommendations of the Coaching Commission along with confirmation by the Board of Directors is necessary for appointment of a post-season team coach. In the event of no confirmation vote the Coaching Commission shall recommend other candidates to the Board for confirmation.

The selection of coaches should be made by mid October subject to confirmation at the November Board Meeting or earlier by e-mail to the Board by the Regional Commissioner. This deadline is necessary to give the coaches time to observe as many players/teams as possible, prior to the player selection process.

Tournament team coaches are required to confirm their understanding that teams are not their teams but the region’s teams. Coaches have an affirmative duty to know these and all other applicable rules, which they agree upon with their signing of the regional contract including signing that they have read and understand these rules.

3. ALL-STAR/TOURNAMENT TEAM/PLAYER SELECTION

Teams first play in a Thanksgiving Weekend tournament and then in our own Beverly Hills Sportsmanship Cup (mid-December). The Area League Playoffs will take place during (or right after) the first week of January, and the Area All-star Playoffs will begin mid-January. There are several tournaments throughout the spring and summer.

3.1 General Guidelines for All Divisions. No later than the first weekend in October, all coaches will provide information on players (the number to be limited by the Post-season Division Director and Division Director) whom they believe to meet the criteria for playing in post-season tournaments. They will provide the team letter, coach’s name, player’s name, position(s) played, color of uniform and player’s jersey number to the Post-season Director and Division Director. The DD must to ensure the participation of all coaches in the player identification process.

(a) Player’s Selection Criteria. The selection criteria for the players are:

(i) skill level of the player,

(ii) commitment to AYSO principles,

(iii) attitude and commitment to play through the spring, and

(iv) other participation of the family as volunteer(s) in our region.

If a “RED TEAM” player is unavailable for one or more games for the Area All-star Playoffs, then that player might not be selected to play in the Area Tournament or may be an alternate on a team with a roster size greater than that allowed by the Area.

(b) If there are two or more tournament teams in a division, then the top group of players (up to 18 players but no less than 15) in U14, (up to 14 players but no less than 12) in U12, and (up to 12 players but no less than 10) in U10, as determined by the coaches and by the Post-season Selection Committee will form each team. The all-star team is the RED team. The next group of players form Teams WHITE and BLUE, and so on . The age of the player is not necessarily a deciding factor in order to be selected to the RED tournament team, unless there are two players of roughly equal skill/commitment, in which case preference should always be given to the older player as this player must move up to the next division at the end of the season.

The most skilled group of players forms the first tournament team, TEAM RED, which will represent Region 76 in the Area playoffs normally older team. Under the guidance of the Division Director and the Post-season Division Director, the remaining tournament teams can be formed. The WHITE team shall be composed of the most qualified younger players although the roster may be augmented with extra older players at the discretion of the player selection committee. The rest of the teams may be mixed as to ages. As mentioned before, we encourage as many teams and players as there are qualified coaches and committed players.

Under no circumstances at any point in the tournament season may a coach either add a player from within the region or borrow a player from another region without consent of the Post-season Division Director or, in an unavoidable emergency, the Tournament Director, a Coach Administrator he Regional Commissioner.

Coaches may not solicit a player from one tournament team or the parents of such player to leave that team or to decline an invitation to join a tournament team for which the player has been selected in order to play on a different team – this is ground for immediate dismissal as a coach.

(c) In all cases, the Post-season Selection Committee retains the authority over the selection of players. After the regular season ends the Post-season Division Director will have the authority. The Post-season Division Director may with the consent of the Regional Commissioner adjust teams any reason if necessary or appropriate in the interests of the children in question or the program as a whole.

A Post-season Selection Committee for each Division shall exist consisting of a Regional Administrator appointed by the Regional Commissioner such as Assistant Regional Commissioner, Coach Administrator, or other experienced coach whose children are not in the division being evaluated, the Division Director, the Tournament Team Head Coach and up to two (2) experienced regular season coaches who will meet to pick the teams after reviewing all of the coaches’ recommendations, and observing the teams. The Committee must follow the player selection criteria set forth above.

(d) Teams with more players than maximum roster size:

Except with the permission of the Regional Commissioner and the Post-Season Division Director, all post-season teams must begin with a number of players not less than the maximum roster size generally permitted by AYSO for the division in question, currently 15 in U14, 12 in U12 and 10 in U10. The selection process will continue until each post-season team has received commitments from parents of the required minimum number of players. The policy of the Region is to encourage strongly the addition of between one and three additional players to each team.

All players on a post-season team are of equal rank. No distinction shall be made between players on the basis that one or more are alternates. Because a team with a greater number of players than the maximum permitted roster size (an “over-size team”) may be unable to have more than such maximum on the roster for any given tournament, the following guidelines shall apply:

(a) No player shall be required to sit out more than one tournament until every player has sat out a tournament. Thanksgiving tournaments and the Sportsmanship Cup are not counted for this purpose. The sit-out rule will be interpreted flexibly in the case of a player who sits out a tournament in which they were scheduled to play as a result of last minute illness, rescheduling of the tournament or other reason beyond the control of the player and his or her family. In general, the team should try to re-arrange sit-outs but is not obligated to do so.

(b) So far as possible, the team will request parents to indicate their preference concerning the tournaments their children will sit out and will try (but is not bound) to honor such preferences.

(d) The Regional Commissioner or the Post-season Division Director may in his or her discretion approve a roster for a tournament with fewer than the maximum number permitted. This is permitted but not encouraged.

(e) For the Area All Star playoffs, subject to paragraph (c), the team should be selected to be the strongest possible team to represent the Region.

(f) The Region will approve the roster for any over-size team that secures permission from a tournament to bring more than the standard maximum number of players. If a tournament permits a team to bring more than the maximum number to the tournament provided that no more than the maximum number play in any given game, all players on the team must play in as many games as possible and playing time should, over the course of the tournament, be distributed fairly.

(g) The Region recognizes that last minute unavailability of a player may occur. If permitted by the tournament, the team may replace the unavailable player with a team member to the roster and may not add a player from any other team if a team player is available as a replacement.

Any deviation from these guidelines must be approved either by the Regional Commissioner or the Post-Season Division Director, who have authority to interpret and implement the guidelines to deal with unforeseen circumstances and generally for the benefit of the players and the program as a whole.

3.2 Division-Specific Guidelines

(a) U19 and U16: These older divisions typically field one tournament team per gender. Division directors select coaches and the coaches, under the guidance of the DDs and RC, select players. Because these divisions cannot field teams during the High School soccer season (December 1 through the end of the CIF regular season and any playoffs), the time for selecting upper division tournament teams will differ from the general guidelines given above.

(b) U14: In division 14, there will likely be no more than two and potentially only one team (per gender), in which case the team normally selects 18 but no less than 15 players with the understanding that only 15 players are eligible for the Area Playoffs, but that all players will ultimately play in other post-season tournaments. The larger than usual size of the roster not only allows the participation of a larger number of players in post-season play, but it also provides the coach with a full roster in case of some player emergencies. We welcome efforts to form a second team of players, if there is strong interest on the part of the players and qualified coaches. There is no age separation in these divisions.

(c) U12: All coaches in these divisions have input in selecting the tournament teams. The coaches shall submit a finite number of players determined by the Division Director and Regional Administrator person who meet the player criteria for evaluation. Coaches should indicate whether a player is being submitted solely on the basis of his or her ability and aptitude as a goalkeeper. The Division Post-season Selection Committee selects up to the top fourteen (14) players but no less than twelve (12) players for the “RED” team. This tournament team is called TEAM RED. Under this guidance of the Division Director and Post-season Division Director, the remaining tournament teams can be formed by the Post-season Selection Committee utilizing the exact same process, however the WHITE team shall be composed of the best (utilizing the selection criteria guidelines) younger players and the other teams, the next best (utilizing the selection criteria guidelines) remaining players regardless of age. Again the WHITE and BLUE teams must have no less than twelve (12) players and it is recommended that they have up to fourteen (14) players.

(d) U10: A Pilot Project is being implemented to have any player interested in Post-season play attend an evaluation session administered by the region utilizing a uniform evaluation process. The players not attending can still be chosen to play on a Post-season team; however it will be more difficult to analyze the player’s ability due to the large number of players in U-10. All U-10 coaches will be asked to submit a finite number of players’ names for consideration by the Post-season Selection Committee. The Division Director will ask all regular season team coaches for their top three (3) recommendations for consideration for Post-season play; the coach may seek permission from the Coach Administrator to submit separately an additional recommendation. A past season Selection Committee for each division will ultimately choose the team. The RED team will normally be no less than ten (10) and up to twelve (12) players who best meet the player selection criteria. The WHITE team shall be made out of the best younger players and it is recommended that it have up to twelve (12) players but not less than ten (10) players. The last two (2) players on the WHITE team maybe older to assist with the competitiveness of the WHITE team due to size and strength considerations. The WHITE team will choose the best younger players (using the player selection criteria). The other teams shall be balanced with the next most qualified older and younger players (utilizing the player selection criteria).

4. POST-SEASON TEAMS RULES

The following is addressed to coaches and administrators of All Star and Tournament teams:

4.1 Team Status. All post-season teams are Tournament teams until December 1. After this date All Star teams may be announced. It is important to note that post-season play may not in any way interfere with the regular season. Once the Area All Star tournament (including the Sectional and Tri-Section tournaments) has been completed, each All Star team becomes another Tournament team and will have no special status or priority.

4.2 Team Organization. It is recommended for each team to appoint a team administrator. The team administrator will need to:

(a) Collect four medical release forms per player, make sure the forms are completely filled out, are dated and have a wet signature, keep one set, give one set to the Post-season Division Director, and give the other two sets to coaches.

(b) For teams participating in Area Playoffs, collect a copy of the birth certificate or other proof of age for each player.

(d) Collect all pertinent information from players and parents for a team roster (address, phone numbers, including cell phone, e-mail etc).

(e) Collect uniform and tournament fees (TBA by Tournament Director).

(f) Provide a list of referees that are planning to support the team during the post-season to the Referee Administrator at referee@ayso76.org.

4.3 Team Expectations. At the first team meeting the following needs to be discussed with the parents and players:

(a) Notify parents that they are required to volunteer at the Beverly Hills Sportsmanship Cup, end of December. Team coach or administrator is responsible for signing up the team’s volunteers and their scheduling. Have each parent sign the Tournament Team Parents and Players Contract, and return these to the DD.

(b) Stress the fact there is a long-term commitment; most teams will play well into the spring or until the summer.

(d) Discuss that parents are expected to pay for tournament/travel/field fees.

(e) Encourage parents to become referees. Tournament teams will directly benefit from bringing a referee team to a tournament. Many tournaments prefer complete referee teams to come along (3 referees completing 3 games each), rather than banking the referee deposits. Many tournaments are now rejecting applications if a team does not provide certified referees. Other tournaments may not accept teams that come from regions that did not supply referees in the past; this is not always explicitly stated. It is important for each team to do its utmost to bring referees to each tournament. There is higher likelihood of admission to a tournament if a team brings a complete set of referees.

4.4 Fees. There is a one-time uniform fee for each tournament team player, which is around $90, and a one-time regional administration fee set each year by the Regional Commissioner and which in 2007 was $10. All teams are responsible for all tournament fees and referee deposits for all tournaments, including the tournaments that we will apply to as a region: Thanksgiving tournament, Beverly Hills Sportsmanship Cup (no referee deposit required) and the Riverside Locomotion tournament. Tournament application fees are typically $350-$500, and the referee deposits are about $150-250. Tournament team players share the full cost of participating in these post-season tournaments including the costs of travel, hotel, meals, and other incidentals. All tournament team related fees are now handled online. Let your parents know how this online payment system works:

Go here: https://www.ayso76.net and log in. Once you have logged in, look on the left hand side menu and click on My Players. In the column entitled “Tournament Payments”, click on the team to which your player is assigned. You will then be taken to a simple form to fill in to provide the amount, your credit card details and so on. The form will tell you how much you have previously paid us.

Each coach is asked to have the left over tournament fees donated to our Region to cover tournament scholarships the next year or field expenses.

4.5 Uniforms. Uniforms must be ordered through the Region.

The primary uniforms for all teams will be the same pattern, each shirt having a unique number. This will facilitate players moving between teams. There will be extra uniforms available to each team in case of new players or other changes later on in the season. Contact the Tournament Director(s).

It is optional for a team to order bags, jackets and other team items. Each team orders these individually. The region’s color scheme (black/white/orange) and logo need to be adhered to.

4.6 Tournament Applications. Every tournament team must follow these procedures:

(a) You may not enter a team in a tournament without first notifying our Tournament Directors. E-mail to tournamentdirector@ayso76.org

(b) All rosters must be signed by the Regional Commissioner or Post-season Tournament Director, if the Commissioner is unavailable. Most tournaments require that players be listed in order of uniform number. It is recommended to have a few rosters signed at the same time. However any roster changes (other than an absent player) need to be signed by the Regional Commissioner.

(c) All tournaments must be paid for by a Region check, to be issued by our Treasurer, and the funds for payment must be deposited online before we will issue a check. Note that this process can take about two weeks as we also have day time jobs and the check requires two signatures. So, please apply as early as possible and give us some time to write the regional check.

(d) If any player is unable to afford the cost of participation in a tournament, please let us know and we will determine if funds are available to subsidize participation. Unfortunately, we are prohibited from using general Region funds but we hope the Sportsmanship Cup will provide us with a profit that can be applied for this purpose. For full or partial scholarship requests, the applicant is required to contact the Regional Commissioner.

(e) The Thanksgiving, Beverly Hills Sportsmanship Cup and Riverside Locomotion Tournament are the only tournaments we will apply to as a region. The teams need to apply to all other tournaments on an individual basis. Information about tournaments can be found on the National website. The Tournament Directors will also notify the teams of additional tournaments as they become available.

4.7 Referees. For all tournaments, teams are responsible for providing their own referees and they must provide this information at the time of application to a tournament; if they do not have any referees, they might lose their referee deposit. The Referee Administrator will make a complete list available to teams with the names of referees in the region who will be available for post-season tournaments. We suggest that teams contact referees on this list as soon as they apply to a tournament. Whenever a tournament team is accepted into a tournament, the team must finalize the referees by contacting the referee(s) and notifying our Referee Administrator by e-mail at referee@ayso76.org.

4.8 Referee Deposits. Tournaments will refund the referee deposit when referees have been supplied. The region will receive a check and will reimburse each team for referees that have been submitted directly by the team. Any refunds for additional regional referees, who were able to officiate at the tournament, will be used by the region to fund the referee program. Teams may opt to donate their refunds to this regional referee program as well.

4.9 Conduct. We expect coaches, assistant coaches, parents and players to remember that they represent our Region and to conduct themselves appropriately. In particular, everyone is required to cooperate with tournament officials and referees and to make sideline comments that are positive, instructional (in the case of coaches only) and encouraging.

4.10 Practice Fields and Scrimmage Games. Teams may contact the Field Allocation Director for practice time field space availability. After the city permit ends, the region will try to secure field space at local parks, however there may be a cost to the teams. In addition it is recommended for teams to find or rent space at the surrounding parks on an individual basis. Scrimmage games can be arranged with the surrounding regions by contacting the region (e.g.: Santa Monica, Culver City, Pacific Palisades, West LA, Hollywood/Wilshire).

4.11 Player Transactions. Please refer to Rules Governing Selection of Coaches, Teams and Players for Post-Season Play for information about player transactions between tournament teams.

4.12 Fundraising.

Please refer to the memorandum on fundraising rules and guidelines for information on team fundraising, which can be found on our website at http://www.ayso76.org/program/fundraising.html.

4.13 Tournament Withdrawals and Forfeits. If for any reason a Team does not have enough players to play in a Tournament the coach shall make a timely withdrawal so that other teams can compete. This should occur at least seven (7) days before the Tournament and must be communicated in writing and by email to the Tournament Director. Region 76 Teams do not forfeit unless the safety of the players is in real danger.

4.14 Player Transactions. If for some reason a team loses players or is short of players for a particular tournament, then it can borrow players from the other team provided that the coach of the lending team and the Post-season Division Director are consulted prior to the borrowing of the players.

If the two teams want to go to the same tournament and there are not enough players to field two teams, then no team has priority, and one of two procedures will be followed: (a) additional players will be called upon; these names can come from the original coaches’ ballots (b) a single team with a large number of players will participate with the understanding that some players (never the same player twice) will sit out one game; for example if there are 18 players on the team, then 12 players will sit out one game each (with 20 players, each player sits out exactly one game in a typical 4-game tournament), assuming (i) a roster size of 15, AND (ii) the tournament organizer’s approval of different rosters/line-ups for each game. Some tournaments allow teams to keep more than 15 on the roster with a different line-up for each game; some do not. If they do, the second procedure will allow all of the players to go as one team and have fun at the tournament, with minimal heartbreak. If there are more than 20 players (U-16 and U-18), it should be easy to come up with 4 additional players to field two teams. With 20 players or less, procedure (b) is easily applied. However, if a tournament does not allow the implementation of the second procedure, then some players will be left off the roster for that tournament, with the promise to guarantee them spots in the roster in the next available tournament, so that the players are rotated in successive tournaments.

To facilitate movement between teams, whether by permanent transfer or by loan for a specific tournament, the Region will continue to follow the practice of recent years of having the same uniform for all tournament teams (uniform styles may be different for boys and girls) and of having a unique number for every player within a particular division. For example, TEAM RED might be given jerseys between 1 and 15 and TEAM WHITE would receive jerseys in the same style numbered 16 to 30. For U10, it would be 1-13, and then 14-26.

4.15 Post-season Tournament Accounting. Our Region has a Post-season tournament team accounting system which MUST be used for the following transactions 1) purchase of uniforms, 2) entry fees and referee fees for tournaments; and 3) all expenditures by a team that requito be funded ahead of time. As a general rule, coaches and team administrators may not collect funds in advance for tournament team expenditures – funds for these expenses must be paid into our account and drawn against properly detailed and supported requests. The Region keeps these funds segregated from its general funds. It is intended that each team be financially self sufficient. If there is a negative balance in the team’s account a regional check will not be issued absent the Tournament Director’s or Regional Commissioner’s Approval.

More detailed guidelines on tournament expenses are at http://www.ayso76.org/allstar/tournament_team_expenses.html. These guidelines will be revised to conform to changes made in these guidelines.

Post-season play can be relatively expensive so Region 76 desires to financially help those worthy players whose parents face verifiable economic challenges. For these reasons and for accounting economics it is expected 1) that each team will be asked to place $300 cushion in their team account (to be used in emergency situation by the team to enter a tournament for instance when referee deposits are not collected yet returned) and 2) to donate the year end team account balance to the post-season tournament fund for use for scholarships in the subsequent years.

PLEASE NOTE that failure to adhere to any of above mentioned rules may result in coach be terminated or even in disbanding of the team.

Questions about these guidelines may be addressed to our tournament director, Selo Imrohoroglu.

Last updated February 12, 2010 at 09:29 AM

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POST-SEASON PLAY GUIDELINES

2008 edition

AYSO REGION 76 POST-SEASON PLAY GUIDELINES

1. OVERVIEW

2. TOURNAMENT TEAM COACH SELECTION

3. ALL-STAR/TOURNAMENT TEAM/PLAYER SELECTION

4. POST-SEASON TEAMS RULES