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Extra Coordinator

If you have any questions, feel free to contact our Extra Coordinator:

Carlos Torres
[email protected]

Extra Program Documentation

These documents and tools have been developed for use by approved AYSO EXTRA programs. They are designed to assist Regions/Areas/Sections in building strong EXTRA programs and ensuring their success under the national guidelines. Honest, objective feedback will also be gathered to improve programs and to ensure continuation of excellent programming for our players.

EXTRA PROGRAM GUIDELINES (Section 1)
EXTRA PROGRAM GUIDELINES (National)
EXTRA TRY-OUT GUIDELINES
EXTRA TOOLS AND RESOURCES
EXTRA REFEREE CHEAT SHEET

Interest in the Extra Program

Currently, AYSO Region 1463 only has one 11U BOYS EXTRA team available. In order to build our region's Extra program, we'll need to find volunteer Coaches who are credentialed and have an interest in developing the program from the ground up (for example, starting with the younger divisions).

If you're a Coach whose interested in a forming an Extra Program team in the future please contact our Extra Program Coordinator, Carlos Torres.

AYSO 1463 EXTRA PROGRAM

AYSO 1463 EXTRA PROGRAM
AYSO EXTRA is a PROGRESSIVE PLAYER PROGRAM designed to provide a more challenging level of soccer for AYSO players who have the interest, skills and abilities. It enhances that player's experience and individual growth through soccer while retaining the spirit of and organization membership in AYSO. EXTRA is not designed to overshadow or harm the standard primary program - rather the goal is to strengthen AYSO by recruiting and retaining players and volunteers through providing more competitive play the AYSO way - all EXTRA programs embrace the Six Philosophies of AYSO.

AYSO Section One has two playing circuits designated by East & West. Each circuit will play within their circuit and maintain separate standings. Cross circuit play may be necessary in some divisions in order to give every team a competitive playing season.

WHAT IS AYSO EXTRA?
For those who want to play harder and remain a part of AYSO 1463, EXTRA is perfect! This program gives AYSO youth athletes a more progressive soccer experience. With the right balance of competition and inclusion, you can feel secure knowing your child is part of a trusted organization and will be given fair playing time.

HOW ARE AYSO EXTRA TEAMS ORGANIZED?
Selection to Extra teams are based on open and fair evaluations. Teams are chosen to create a competitive balance. In addition, AYSO's Core Philosophies are still in place and all of our Extra players will play at least 50% of each game. A fair amount of play time for ALL of our EXTRA players is incredibly important to AYSO and AYSO 1463.

ABOUT THE EXTRA PROGRAM

THE PURPOSE OF THE EXTRA PROGRAM
AYSO EXTRA is designed to provide a more challenging level of play for those players who possess the appropriate interest, skills and abilities and to enhance each player's experience and individual growth through the game of soccer while retaining the spirit and organization of AYSO. The goal of EXTRA is to strengthen AYSO by retaining players and volunteers in additional primary programs operated under the AYSO philosophies.

About the Program
The Board of Directors of Region 1463 is committed to developing a world-class competitive soccer program that is focused on providing a more challenging environment and enhancing the training and development for our more serious soccer players. All interested players will attend a try-out in the Fall and/or Spring each year, where they will be evaluated by an assessment team.

Players who are chosen to participate, will be notified shortly after the last try-out. Players who are not chosen for one of the EXTRA teams, will be placed on a core team in the Fall season. Unlike the core program Fall season, EXTRA teams will be formed for a one year period competing against other EXTRA teams throughout the Inland Empire in both the Fall and Spring seasons as well as tournament play in the Spring and early Summer.

This program is geared toward the top 10-20% of players in each division.

Parents and Players
Participation in the EXTRA program requires a higher level of commitment from both parents and players. Unlike the standard recreational program(s) the Region offers, the EXTRA program demands more time and commitment and needs to be the player's primary sports commitment.

Players who participate in the EXTRA program cannot play in another competitive soccer program (i.e. Club). Your attendance at all team functions (practices, games, tournaments, and other events) is not only expected, but it is critical to a successful season. Parents and players are expected to adhere to all rules and regulations, the Philosophies of AYSO, and conduct themselves in an appropriate manner both on and off the pitch and treat others with respect.

Additional Information

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

EXTRA Team Sizes:
14U 11-a-side, Max Players 15
13U 11-a-side, Max Players 15
12U 9-a-side, Max Players 13
11U 9-a-side, Max Players 13
10U 7-a-side, Max Players 11
An additional player may be added to a roster with approval from RC and Extra Administrator

Coaches that are approved by their Regions must meet the required training and certification standards of the Section 1 EXTRA guidelines which state that a current volunteer application is on file with National, have taken/passed AYSO’s Safe Haven and completed the CDC Concussion Awareness training. Coaches must have the following training to coach a specific division:
a. 10U - 10U Coach Certified
b. 11U/12U - 12U Coach Certified
c. 13U/14U - Intermediate and Advanced Coach Certified
d. Training requirements address the age appropriate training environment in conjunction with more advanced training session plans and activities aligned with technical and tactical awareness of the player.

Referees participating in the EXTRA Program should (strongly encouraged) have the following training to referee a specific division:
a. 10U - Regional Badge and minimum of two years of officiating and Intermediate course
b. 11U/12U - Intermediate and Advanced
c. 13U/14U - Advanced and National
d. Youth Referees shall be a minimum of two years older than the oldest players in the gender/age bracket to which they have been assigned with appropriate badge level.

COMMITMENT

EXTRA™ is a 10-month commitment
Players selected to the EXTRA Program will commit to their teams as their priority non-school activity. It is expected that every player attends each practice and game at the agreed upon times for the entire length of the season.
In order to satisfy the commitment required by the EXTRA Program, players may not be enrolled and participate in other non-AYSO or Club soccer programs during the EXTRA Program season. Players not adhering to their commitment and attendance may be subject to discipline.
It is expected that every player attends each practice and game at the scheduled times.
Parents are still required to support and volunteer as needed, including volunteering as referees for matches within AYSO Region 1463. Each team is required to provide at least one referee to work in our Fall program.

SCHEDULE

EXTRA teams will not play other Region 1463 teams during the Fall season.
The Extra Team will have practices 2 times a week for an hour and a half (times/days TBD)
There will be some travel involved but the games are generally in Riverside County.
Games are usually on weekends and there may be games on Sundays.
Season starts at roughly the same time as the Region’s Fall season and usually ends a week or two after the end of the regular season.
Many teams also participate in tournaments before and after the season.

COST

Team Fees: The fee per player is estimated to be ~$500 for the 2021-2022 season.
Uniforms are an additional $125 fee.
Additional fees may apply for any outside tournaments or scrimmages.
Teams sometimes elect to buy balls, bags or warm up suits or other items at the players’ expense.