Policies

NCFC Youth has a zero tolerance for abuse in all ages, programs and club activities. It is the responsibility of every coach, volunteer, parent and player to participate in the effort to create a safe environment for all sports participants.

All members of the NCFC Youth coaching staff are role models and ambassadors for the Club, and are held to expectations that reflect the values of our organization.

If an athlete is suspected to have a concussion, either observed by a coach, parent, referee, or another player, he/she is to be removed from the game or practice and assessed for a possible concussion.

NCFC Youth offers financial aid to those players from families that demonstrate a clear financial need.

The following are guidelines that NCFC Youth has put in place for any team fundraising efforts.

NCFC Youth players, coaches, and assistant coaches are covered by accident insurance during each season at scheduled practices and games.

NCFC Youth believes that the attitude shown by parents toward the coaches, the referees, fellow parents, the opposing players are of paramount importance, and we expect the highest standards of courtesy, sportsmanship and positive behavior among our parents, their players and families at all times.

No pets (e.g., dogs, cats, or other leashed animal) are allowed at any NCFC Youth owned or operated facility used for practices, games, and/or tournaments (except for a documented service animal).

Acceptance of membership by NCFC Youth is a privilege that carries certain responsibilities. As a NCFC Youth player you are representing our club at all times.

Acceptance or registration on a NCFC Youth team confirms a player’s commitment to the team, the Club, and the fees associated with membership for a full year or season depending on the program. NCFC Youth will review requests for an adjustment to Club Fees in the case of a significant injury or relocation.

4v4 Rules       

5v5 Rules       

7v7 Rules

9v9 Rules

11v11 Rules