Coaches Pre Season Meeting

May 3rd, 2011

Agenda

• Welcome

• 2011 Courses

• Partnerships

• Registration

• Operations

• Discipline process

• Any other business

• Cup draws

NCISL Courses 2011

Course Day Starts Length CostReferee Saturday/Sunday 7th/8th May 2 days $50Goalkeeper skills Tuesday TBD 6 weeks $65Goalkeeper skills Thursday TBD 6 weeks $65First Aid Thursday May 19th 3 hours FreeFirst Aid Wednesday May 25th 3 hours FreeFirst Aid (max 14) Saturday June 4th 3 hours Free

Entry Level Referee

• The NCISL course still has room for individuals interested in becoming a referee.

• Date: Saturday May 7th, Sunday May 8th

• Location: EODSA office, 1150 Morrison Dr

• Other courses are available as well – check out www.eodsaref.com

• We currently have 13 students registered for the course

• New referees can officiate adult soccer in 2011

Goalkeeper Skills

• 7 week course with Golden Gloves Academy (Tuesday or Thursday starting June 28th/30th)

• Head coach is Tania Singfield who played in 1999 World Cup for Canada

• Held at the University of Ottawa (end zones)

• Details are posted on the website (http://summer.ncisl.com)

First Aid Training

• Each new team will be provided with

• Team first aid kit

• CPR kit

• Each team must provide a first aider

• St Johns First Aid training will be provided (3 hours)

• Your first aid volunteer can select from the dates posted

• Your team may be excused first aid training if you can provide evidence of current training elsewhere

Disalvo Sports / Umbro

• The NCISL, Disalvo Sports and Adidas have continued their partnership to offer NCISL members a discount on uniforms and equipment

• 30% discount on Adidas uniforms (based on quantities)

• 15% discount on regular priced Adidas items

• 10% discount on other regular priced items

• Disalvo will honor the 30% discount on Umbro team purchases of available stock

• The uniform credit can go towards uniform purchases here

• More details regarding the Uniform Program are available on the website (http://summer.ncisl.com)

2011 Outdoor Calendar

• 3rd May Pre Season Coaches Meeting

• 26th April Registration opens on the web site

• 15th May Exhibition games start

• 22nd May League season starts

• 29th August Women’s Cup Final – to be confirmed

• 31st August League season ends

• 30th August Presidents Cup Final – to be confirmed

• 1st September Challenge Cup Final – to be confirmed

• 10th September Tournament Round Robin

• 11th September Tournament Play offs

• 30th September Payment balances

Registration Overview

• All players must register with the NCISL and OSA before they can play in the NCISL

• The process has 5 steps and can take up to 7 days to be completed

• Clubs are recommended not to leave registration until the last possible moment

Player Eligibility for Men’s Corporate Divisions

There are three eligibility types for players registered with the NCISL:

3. Eligible players for the Corporate Divisions are persons who meet at least one of the following requirements:

a)Persons currently employed by the Corporation(s) which the club represents;

b)Persons who have previously registered for the club, except as a guest player, in one of the previous two seasons, and have not registered for any other NCISL club since that time

c)Persons who were former guests and have been made eligible by the NCISL Board of Directors in accordance with rule 5.5

Guest Player Eligibility

2. Eligibility policy for players are registered in other leaguesGuest players may be registered with NCISL teams according to the league bylaws and the following policy

NCISL Men Divisions 1 and 2 Players registered in the following divisions can not be registered as guest players or play on a TRP in the NCISL.

   OCSL Men Premier    OCSL Men C1   ERSL Men Under 21

NCISL Men Divisions 3 and 4 Players registered in the following divisions can not be registered as guest players or play on a TRP in the NCISL.

   OCSL Men Premier OCSL Men C2   OCSL Men C1 OCSL Men C3   ERSL Men Under 21 OCSL Men C4

The 5 step registration process

• The 5 step process is summarized as follows:

1. Player registers on the NCISL web site

2. The Team Coach approves the player for that team

3. Player can now log into the site and print out his or her registration form

4. Player gives the signed registration form to the club registrar/team manager

5. The club registrar/team manager delivers all signed registration forms to the NCISL office

6. The player is eligible to play 24 hours after being registered with the OSA.

Step 1 - On line registration

Visit the NCISL web site atwww.ncisl.com

Click on the Register button and follow the instructions

Step 1 - On line registration

You will be asked to select yourNCISL club in the top drop down box

Then you will need to state how youare eligible to play in the NCISL

Complete the on line registrationprocess to completion

Step 2 - Team Coach Approval

• After you have finished your on line registration an email is sent to your team coach

• The coach is asked to approve you for the team

• To do this the coach needs to go to the NCISL web site, log in and approve the new player

• When the coach has done this another email is sent, this time to the player, giving instructions on how the player can log in to the NCISL web site to obtain access to his or her registration form

Steps 3 and 4 – Your registration form

When you log into the NCISL web siteclick on My Team and look for the linkcalled My Registration Form

Click on this and the following form will appear

Print this form and sign it.

Step 5 – Delivery to the NCISL

• Your club registrar will now collect all of the forms for your club and deliver them to the NCISL office

1973 Old Carp Rd.Carp, Ontario

Tel 613-852-4144

• Drop box will be made available at the side of the house under the locked mailbox

Player Identification Cards

• To prove that they have been registered properly, all players must bring with them either a valid OSA player photo card (available from the EODSA office) or a valid government issue photo ID.

• Examples include:

• Drivers license (with photo)

• Health card (with photo)

• Passport (with photo)

• The website will only allow registered players to be added to the game sheet.

• Hand-written names on the game sheet will be inspected by the league office to confirm player’s registration.

2011 Men Divisions

Division 1(Monday)

Division 2(Tuesday)

Division 3A(Wednesday)

Division 4A(Thursday)

Division 3B(Tuesday)

Division 4B(Thursday)

Division 1 has AR’s

2011 Team Alignment

Div 1 – Monday

1. Alcatel-Lucent Chargers

2. CAE Tsunami

3. Carling Reds

4. Shirley's Bay Shiba

5. Uniform Urban Dev

Div 2 – Tuesday

1. Carling Block

2. EMS Spartans

3. Mafco Arrows

4. Maplesoft Hawks

5. Mitel United

6. Ubiquity United

2011 Team Alignment Con’t

Div 3 A – Wednesday

1. Alcatel-Lucent Scorpions

2. Atreus FC

3. Carling Bears

4. CMC FC

5. Dragonwave Vikings

6. EMS FC

7. GDC Cyclones

8. JDS Lasers

9. Mxi

10. PW Hellions

11. RIM Reapers

12. UBM Zarlink United

Div 3 B – Tuesday

1. Bridgewater Bombers

2. CIPO

3. CMHC Cardinals

4. GDC Gunners

5. Lysten Legends (Ottawa Irons FC)

6. RIM Red Devils

7. TC United

2011 Team Alignment Con’t

Div 4 A – Thursdays

1. CAE Predators

2. CGI Shakers

3. Ciena-Gennum

4. Curtiss Wright

5. GDC Fireballs

6. IBM Pumas

7. Juniper Juggernauts

8. QNX Kickers

9. RIM Rebels

10.Skywave

Div 4 B – Thursdays

1. Alcatel-Lucent Eagles

2. Deloitte & Touche

3. EDS Integrators

4. Ernst & Young

5. Flextronics Fusion

6. KPMG FC

7. Shirleys Bay United

8. Silicon Tremors

9. Skywave

Promotion & Relegation for 2011

Division Promotion Relegation1 5th place2 1st & 2nd place 6th place

3A 1st & 2nd place last place3B 1st & 2nd place last place4A 1st & 2nd place4B 1st & 2nd place

Division 4A teams will be promoted to division 3A

Division 4B will be promoted to Division 3B.

2011 Women Divisions

Division 1(Monday)

Division 2(Monday)

Division Promotion Relegation

1 None None

2 1st & 2nd place None

2011 Women’s Teams

Div 1 – Mondays

1.Alcatel-Lucent Banshees

2.CPF United

3.Ericsson Storm

4.OCETF

Div 2 – Mondays

1.Alcatel-Lucent Sirens

2.Carling Phoenix

3.Gunners

4.Individuals

5.Just for Kicks

6.Mitel Platinum

7.Overkill

8.PureLogicIT Falcons

9.Spitfires 1

10.Spitfires 2

2011 Mens Open

Div 1

1.Gloucester Phantoms

2.Old Timers FC

3.Ottawa Ukraina

4.Ottawa Young Guns

5.Saigon United

Div 2

1.Jagerbombs FC

2.Kablamo FC

3.Praetorian Guard

4.Wii UnFit

5.Young & Restless

2011 Co-ed Division

• Have 6 teams interested and almost enough individuals to form another team.

• Game nights – Friday Nights

• 14 game season

• Fields in Bells Corners

• Please remember that this is the first season for Co-ed and there is only one division.

2011 Co-ed Teams

Div Co-ed

1.Dueces

2.Gifts from God

3.Minions

4.Ottawa United FC

5.T.G.I Football

6.TBFC

Cups

• Challenge Cup – open to all men’s Corporate teams

• Presidents Cup – open to all men’s Corporate teams in Division 3 & 4

• Women’s Cup – open to all women’s teams

• Cups are played as a single game elimination and scheduled throughout the season

• Tie breaking process

• Penalties from the mark

• Cup final will have 2 x 10 minutes, golden goal

• Semi finals and finals will be played at the University Of Ottawa with Assistant Referees for the games

Tournament

• September 10th and 11th in Kanata

• All NCISL teams can enter as well as teams from outside the NCISL (i.e. OCSL, RA League, out of town adult registered teams etc.)

• 4 Divisions

• Men A

• Men B

• Men C

• Women

• All games are 50 minutes long with the round robin on Saturday and play offs on Sunday

• Only play offs have AR’s

2011 Fields Corp. & Women’s League

• Kanata

• Bannockburn Park

• Earl of March HS

• Insmill Park

• Klondike Park

• Roland Mitchener 1

• Somerton Park

• Nepean

• Centrepoint West

• Nortel Carling

• Corkstown 1 & 2

• Ottawa

• University of Ottawa *

• Portobello Park

• Rideau HS 2

* All games at Ottawa U are now 90 minutes long.

2011 Fields Men’s Open

• Bannockburn Park

• Britannia Park

• Brookfield HS – replacing Ridgemont for 2011

• Carling

• Centrepoint Park West

• City Centre Park

• Claudette Cain

• Corkstown #1 & #2

• Earl of March HS

• Ottawa Business Park #1

• Ridgemont HS

• Sir Guy Carleton

• St Joseph HS – replacing Sir Guy

Carleton for 2011

2011 Co-ed Fields

• Britannia Park

• Carling

• Corkstown #1 & #2

NCISL Game Process

• Bring 3 copies of the game sheet with you

• Give 1 copy to your opponents and 2 copies to the referee

• Each team must provide a goal net and a set of corner flags

• Home team provides the game ball

• Away team changes if there is a uniform clash

• When ARs are provided both teams have their bench on the same side

• When no ARs are provided

• home team decides which side to place their bench

• away team takes other side

• you do not change at half time

• Collect your completed game sheet from the referee at the end of the game and use it to enter a game report on the NCISL web site

Player Card Inspections

• Player card inspections are mandatory and must occur prior to kick off

• Failure to perform a player card inspection will result in a fine of $50

• Each team lines up in the centre circle and each coach inspects the other teams cards

• Check the cards thoroughly and make sure the name appears on the game sheet

• Players without a card can not play – no exceptions

• If there is a dispute about a players card try to resolve it with the opposing coach

• If you can not resolve it then inform the referee that you are protesting the game prior to the game commencing

• Players who arrive late must show their cards to the opposing coach at half time

• Players arriving after the 2nd half has started can not play

Discipline Process

• The NCISL use the OSA Discipline Process

• Discipline by hearing

• Discipline by review

Discipline by hearing

• You can not appeal a red card, instead you can request a hearing

• A hearing costs $30 and must be requested in writing within 48 hours of the game

• If you are found not guilty you will have your $30 refunded

• You will be asked to meet a panel who will decide what action to take

• You must attend the hearing

• Decisions made by hearing may be appealed to the EODSA according to your rights of appeal (see web site under About section)

Discipline by review

• If you do not request a hearing within 48 hours then the discipline by review process will be used

• You will be issued the mandatory minimum suspension identified by the OSA

• You will also be fined $25

• You can not appeal a decision made by discipline by review

About Discipline Index

• A Discipline Index is used to help maintain an enjoyable and sporting environment for all NCISL members.

• A team’s Discipline Index will determine whether or not their application into the NCISL league will be accepted, accepted with sanctions, rejected or possible expulsion from the league

• Due to the increased numbers of cards last season, all teams that have a Discipline Index greater than 0.70 will be on Performance Bonds (PB).

• All teams will start at the YR1 level of the Performance Bonds

• Each Club in the NCISL should be striving to be in the Green Zone of the Discipline Index.

How to determine your Discipline Index?

• 1 red card = 2 points

• 1 yellow card = 1 point

• Divide the total points by the total number of games that your team plays in the league during a season. This includes cup games.

• IE: A team plays 20 games in a season obtains 2 red cards and 15 yellow cards. Their Discipline Index= (4+15)/20

• The Discipline Index for this team is equal to 0.95

Discipline Index

Green Zone0.01 – 0.59

Warning Zone 0.6 – 0.69

Red Zone 0.7 and above

$100 for every 0.01

Referee Complaints

• Each season, the NCISL receives several Referee complaints

• The NCISL Director of Referees will review each complaint and will respond to the person making the complaint, within 14 days

• If required, the Director will speak to the Referee involved in the complaint to obtain their view of the situation

• The Director will then determine if the complaint is justified or not

• If the Director determines the Referee requires more education in applying the Laws of the Game, he will speak to the Referee personally

• If the Director concludes the Complainant needs an explanation of the Laws, as the Referee was correct in applying the Laws, he will communicate directly with this person

• Any serious misconduct by a Referee, who contravenes any of the OSA published rules, and a complaint is received by the NCISL, will be forwarded to the EODSA Referee Discipline Committee for further action

Further information

• Dawn Dinsdale, admin@ncisl.com 613-852 – 4144

• Andy Weston, Head Referee – referee@ncisl.com

• Tim Wong, Director of Discipline – wongtim10@gmail.com

• Or check out our web site www.ncisl.com