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Euclid Youth Soccer

U10 Rec Division


Players turning 9 or 10 during the season (2014 or 2015 birth years)


ROSTERS AND COACHES

Coming Soon!    
   
 



SCHEDULE

Practices: Tuesdays & Thursdays, as determined by coaches

Game Schedule:
Full schedule for fall is below.



WHAT CAN I EXPECT

The EYSO House League’s primary goal is to instill in players a lifelong love for the game and to prepare them to move on to travel or school teams. The U10 division builds upon competitive play in a more formal setting. The focus will be on individual skill, understanding of rules and principles of play, and concepts of team and positional play.

Players will be divided into teams of about 12 players each. Each team will have a parent volunteer coach. Each team will have two practices each week (Monday and Wednesday), and games will be on Saturday afternoons or weekday evenings. Players will receive roster assignments by April 10.

Following US Youth Soccer recommendations, we play a modified game format of 7v7 (6 field players + a goalkeeper). The field size is also adjusted for the age group: 55 yards x 36 yards.


WHAT DO I NEED

All players will receive a uniform (jersey, shorts, socks) that they will use for the fall and spring sessions of the 2023-2024 season. Every player must have shin guards which must be worn under the socks.

For workouts players should be properly equipped and dressed for the weather and should bring a ball and water. On game days players should arrive in uniform and should bring water.

While not required, soccer-style cleats are recommended. Metal spikes or football or baseball cleats that have a toe cleat are not allowed. If you do not have cleats, or are panicking that last year's no longer fit, we encourage you to participate in our reBOOT program. We collect used cleats of various sizes and make them freely available to all EYSO players. You can pick up cleats or donate old pairs at uniform pickup or on Saturday mornings at the fields. If you are donating cleats we ask that they be clean and placed in a bag and labeled with the size. Cleats donated to this program that we cannot use will be passed on to local charities.


COMMUNICATION

Email will be used for league announcements and updates. We will also be using Stack Team (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stacksports.stackteam&hl=en_US&gl=US) to try to make communication easier for parents. You will separately receive an email invite to your U10 team within the app. 





FALL GAME SCHEDULE





House (Recreational) League

The EYSO House League is a recreational program designed to provide all kids aged 4-10 opportunities to play soccer and develop their skills. The EYSO House League’s primary goal is to instill in players a lifelong love for the game and to prepare them to move on to travel or school teams. In addition, the House League provides opportunities for coaches and parents to learn and to love the game.  As a recreational league, the focus is on learning the laws of the game, developing fundamental skills, and having fun; not necessarily on winning matches.


Players are placed in age-specific divisions and are assigned teams in a semi-random fashion to try to balance the skill level across teams. As a result, players will play with youth of similar ages at various skill levels.  U10 and below play in-house against other Euclid teams.  U11-U14 recreational teams play in the western Lake County inter-community recreational league.

EYSO has adopted the US Youth Soccer recommendations for the small-sided game format for our House League. This format attempts to maximize the number of touches each player gets in game situations, allowing players to more quickly develop and hone their skills. The small-sided game format also is more enjoyable for the players as they get more action during games and have less idle time.

Player development will be guided by skills checklists for each age group listing the basic skills that players are expected to learn at each age level. In addition, the House League will adopt the recommendations of the National Standards Project for foot skills assessment and development. These basic skills will give each player a foundation upon which to build in preparation for play at higher levels on travel or school teams. Skills are taught and reinforced in team practice sessions as well as in supplemental Foot Skills clinics offered periodically during the course of the season.

The House League is also a training ground for coaches. Those who volunteer to coach in the House League need not have any previous soccer or coaching experience, and will receive instruction from more experienced coaches. Multi-team practice sessions, coaches’ clinics, and one-on-one training will help develop the even the most inexperienced parent into a knowledgeable and confident youth soccer coach.

If you have questions or would like more information about the EYSO House League, please contact Nate Johnson.

U10 Rules of Play

Law 1 – The Field of Play

Field Markings: Conform to FIFA except that the center circle will be eight (8) yards in radius.

Dimensions: Length: 60 yards; Width: 40 yards

The Goal Area: Defined at each end of the field as follows: two lines drawn at right angles to the goal line eight (8) yards from the center of the goal, extending into the field of play for a distance of five (5) yards, and joined by a line drawn parallel to the goal line.

The Penalty Area: Defined at each end of the field as follows: two lines drawn at right angles to the goal line thirteen (13) yards from the center of the goal, extending into the field of play for a distance of ten (10) yards, and joined by a line drawn parallel to the goal line.

Goals: Dimensions: 18 feet wide by 6 feet tall.

Law 2 – The Ball

Standard size four (4) ball will be used.

Law 3 – The Number of Players

Number of Players: A match is played between two teams, each consisting of not more than seven players, one of whom is the goalkeeper.  A match may not start if either team consists of fewer than five players.

Number of Substitutions: Unlimited substitutions may be made.

Substitution procedure: Conform to FIFA, except substituted players may return to the match, and it is not necessary to give the referee a list of named substitutes.

Substitutions may be made at the following stoppages with the permission of the referee:
  • During the half time interval or before the start of overtime periods.
  • After a goal is scored.
  • On either team's goal kick.
  • On a team's own corner kick, or the opposing team's corner kick if the opposing team is substituting.
  • On a team's own throw-in, or the opposing team's throw-in if the opposing team is substituting.
  • At an injury (only to replace an injured player).

Law 4 – The Players’ Equipment

Conform to FIFA

Law 5 – The Referee

USSF Registered referee. Duties conform to FIFA.  Infringements shall be briefly explained to the offending player.

Law 6 – The Assistant Referees

May be used but are not required.

Law 7 – The Duration of the Match

The match lasts two equal periods of 25 minutes.  The half-time interval is not to exceed 10 minutes.

Law 8 – The Start and Restart of Play

Conform to FIFA, except that at kick-off opponents are to be at least eight (8) yards from the ball until it is in play.

Law 9 – The Ball In and Out of Play

Conform to FIFA.

Law 10 – The Method of Scoring

Conform to FIFA.

Law 11 – Offside

Conform to FIFA. Offisde will be enforced in U10 starting in the 2017-2018 season.

Law 12 – Fouls and Misconduct

Conform to FIFA, except that sliding tackles are not allowed.

Law 13 – Free Kicks

Conform to FIFA, except that opponents must be at least eight (8) yards from the ball until it is in play.

Law 14 – The Penalty Kick

Conform to FIFA with the exception that the penalty mark is made eight (8) yards from the midpoint between the goalposts and equidistant to them.

Law 15 – The Throw-in

Conform to FIFA, except that when correct procedure is not followed, a player will be given an opportunity to correct the throw. The number of retries is at the discretion of the referee.

Law 16 – The Goal Kick

Conform to FIFA.

Law 17 – The Corner Kick

Conform to FIFA, except opposing players must be eight (8) yards from the ball until it is in play.


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Euclid Youth Soccer Organization
PO Box 23242Euclid OH 44123 
   

Email: [email protected]

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