Resources
Coach resources
Nobody is expected to invent a training night in a parking lot. Everything a BYSO coach is handed at the start of a season lives here.
What the club gives you
- A practice plan for every session, so nobody is inventing a training night in a parking lot.
- A club coach to call when something isn’t working.
- Equipment: balls, cones and a set of pinnies for the season.
- The background check, paid for by the club.
The material
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Coach code of conduct
Required training, player safety, practice and game conduct, and coaching protocol. Includes a signature section.
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Medical release and emergency contact
Parent/guardian consent, emergency contacts and medical information. The form asks for copies of both sides of the health insurance card.
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BYSO game rules
The club’s supplied 2025 league rules: equipment, game lengths, players, restarts, build-out lines and offside.
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Field rules and zero tolerance policy
Safety, spectator seating, field care and conduct at the soccer fields.
Training session plan form
Printable BYSO training session planner with space for warm-up, small-sided and expanded activities.
U.S. Soccer Learning Center (STYSA coaching courses)
Grassroots and licensed coaching courses through U.S. Soccer and South Texas Youth Soccer.
MOJO Sports
Age-grouped youth soccer drills and practice plans.
Coaching Soccer 101
Practice drills, fundamentals, formations and coaching guides.
SoccerHelp
Practice games, drills and formations for recreational coaches.
TeamSnap soccer skills & drills
Warm-up, dribbling, passing, shooting and defending drills by skill level.
- Coming from the club
First aid and injury protocol
What to do on the field, and who to tell afterwards.
- Coming from the club
Background check
Required once a year for every volunteer with a team.
Coach sign-up
Put your name in for the coming season.
Thinking about taking a team?
A season is one practice a week and a game on Saturday. The club handles the rest.