Coaches


RYSA needs your expertise, energy and enthusiasm for coaching soccer.  

Our local kids benefit greatly when you volunteer your time and energy teaching them fitness, teamwork and skills.

 

We are looking for coaches for our 2025 Spring House League.  Click here to Register. This year, we are offering a free player registration if you complete the season as a volunteer coach!

 

With over 350 children playing soccer in Revelstoke, we require a large number of volunteer coaches to assist us in providing a fun, quality soccer program. Head coach, co-coach and assistant coach options are available.  

Our Spring House season runs for 8 weeks from the beginning of May until the end of June.  Some positions are for only one day per week (Wednesdays) and other are for two days per week (Tuesdays and Thursdays).

If you are interested in coaching, please direct any questions to contact@revsoccer.com or register online here.

 

There are FIVE BC Soccer mandated criteria to coach:

1 - Complete a valid Criminal Record Check (CRC) - find instructions & code below

2 - Complete the online Respect in Sport module (1.5hr) email for code: contact@revsoccer.com

3 - Complete the online Rule of Two module (20 minutes)

4 - Complete the online Emergency Action Plan (EAP) module (15 minutes)

5 - Complete the Coaching Course in the age you are coaching at (online (60 minutes) & on field (1.5-3hrs)

 

Spring Coaching Courses

BC Soccer is now mandating age-appropriate coach training for all coaches. You can register for these courses through the Grassroots Coach Education Program (link here)

 

ACTIVE START (U4-U6) Online Portion - Click Here

At this stage, players should participate in stimulating practices and games that develop basic movement and introductory ball skills in a FUN atmosphere. The emphasis should be movement exercises (Agility, Balance & Coordination) and games that promote a feel for the ball while teaching basic principles of play within a fun but structured setting. Informal games can be set up at the end of practices or as part of a jamboree mixing exercising and games. Play equal time and try all team positions, including goalkeeper, and equal time should be allotted to practices and game.

 

FUNDAMENTALS (U7-U9) Online Portion - Click Here

At this stage, players should participate in stimulating practices and games that develop basic technical skills in a FUN atmosphere. The emphasis should be movement exercises and games that promote a feel for the ball while teaching basic principles of play within a fun but structured setting. Mini game formats are used, ranging from 4v4 to 7v7 and a basic league schedule can be created but no standings should be kept. All players should play equal time and try all team positions, including goalkeeper, and equal time should be allotted to practices and games.

 

Learn to Train (U9-U13) Online Portion - Click Here

At this stage, players should participate in stimulating practices and games that grow players physical literacy and ball mastery in a FUN atmosphere. The emphasis should be on individual skill acquisition (ball mastery) while building in teamwork. Basic principles of play and tactics are introduced. Small sided game formats are used, ranging from 4v4 to 9v9 and a basic league schedule can be created but no standings should be kept. All players should play equal time and try all team positions, including goalkeeper, and equal time should be allotted to practices and games.

 

Soccer for Life (U13+) Online Portion - Click Here

At this stage, players should participate in stimulating practices and games that develop the technical and tactical skills needed to compete in an 11v11 game. Small sided games are used, ranging from 3v3 to 9v9 to break down the game in training. League play with standings occurs now. Players should be able to play multiple positions but settle into their preferred or strongest positions as they age through their youth. At Grassroots equal playing time over the season should be allotted to practices and games.

 

Please Email RYSA once you have complete the online portion of the course and once we have 10+ coaches in a level RYSA will organize the on field portion: contact@revsoccer.com

 

Criminal Record Check Application Process

*** Please note that in order to complete the Criminal Record Check you will have to download and setup the BC Services Card App and use it to verify your identity. It apparently can take up to several days to verify your identity. *** 

 

You can download and setup the app here -> https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/governments/government-id/bcservicescardapp/download-app

 

Once you have the BC Services Card App and have verified your identity with it you can use it to request a Criminal Record Check.


1. Click on this link -> https://justice.gov.bc.ca/criminalrecordcheck/


2. Enter in the access code for RYSA (9YFVSJRKJN) and click "Continue".


3. Confirm that the Organization name is "REVELSTOKE YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION" and click "Continue".


4. Read the "Terms of Use", click the tick box that says "I have read and accept the above terms of use." and click "Continue".


5. Now you have to login to the BC Service website using the BC Services Card App to confirm your identity.


6. You will get a "pairing code" on the Screen. Open the BC Services Card App and enter the Pairing Code.


7. Once you are logged in, you will see the "Criminal Record Check - Application". Fill this out and click "Continue"


8. Review the information on the "Information Review" screen, click the Declaration tick box and click "Submit New CRC"


9. Click all the Consent tick boxes and click "Continue"

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