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2019 NEW PARENT

ORIENTATION

August 22, 2019

NEW PARENT ORIENTATION – FALL 2019

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 1

History of the Club ....................................................................................................... 1

Mission Statement ....................................................................................................... 2

Goals/Philosophies: .................................................................................................. 2

2018-2019 Boad Members.......................................................................................... 3

List of Commissioners .................................................................................................. 4

PARENT RESPONSIBILITIES ........................................................................................ 5

CODE OF CONDUCT ..................................................................................................... 6

Coach’s Code .............................................................................................................. 6

Player’s Code ............................................................................................................... 6

Parents’ Code .............................................................................................................. 6

FRYSC SOCCER PROGRAMS ...................................................................................... 7

Recreational ................................................................................................................. 7

Signature Program ....................................................................................................... 7

Competitive (“Club”) ..................................................................................................... 8

Junior Rangers ............................................................................................................. 8

PLAYER AGES & DIVISION ........................................................................................... 8

EQUIPMENT ................................................................................................................... 9

Required Equipment ................................................................................................. 9

Other Equipment/Safety Notes ............................................................................... 10

COACHES & TEAMS .................................................................................................... 10

PRACTICES .................................................................................................................. 11

GAMES ......................................................................................................................... 11

U6-U8 (4v4) ............................................................................................................ 11

U9-U10 (7v7) .......................................................................................................... 12

U11-U12 (9v9) ........................................................................................................ 12


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U14-U19 (11v11) .................................................................................................... 12

TEAM NET DUTY ......................................................................................................... 13

Set-Up Duties ............................................................................................................. 13

Take Down Duties ...................................................................................................... 13

GAME SCHEDULE ....................................................................................................... 13

GAME LOCATIONS ...................................................................................................... 14

GAME/PRACTICE CANCELLATIONS .......................................................................... 14

VOLUNTEERS .............................................................................................................. 15

Team Volunteer Duties .............................................................................................. 16

COMMUNICATION ....................................................................................................... 17

TROPHIES / MEDALS .................................................................................................. 17

PLAYER SAFETY ......................................................................................................... 18

INJURY & INSURANCE ................................................................................................ 18

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING .................................................................................... 19

CALENDAR OF EVENTS ............................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ........................................................................... 22

ATTACHMENT A – Sideline Rules................................................................................ 25

ATTACHMENT B – Picture Day Details .......................... Error! Bookmark not defined.

ATTACHMENT C – Fundraiser Details ......................................................................... 27


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INTRODUCTION

Welcome to the Fullerton Rangers Youth Soccer Club (FRYSC) family! This handbook is intended to provide our parents, both current and new, with a handy resource to help them prepare for their child’s participation in our recreational soccer program. Our goal is to provide your child with a fun activity that will help instill sportsmanship and teamwork, while helping to learn and develop their soccer skills. Recreational soccer is a soccer program primarily devoted to the enjoyment and development of soccer players without the emphasis on travel or high-level competition.

Fullerton Rangers is a non-profit community soccer organization, built upon the efforts

of our volunteers from coaches to our board members to everyone in between. Our program’s success in fostering the game of soccer, and developing boys and girls of our community is directly related to the dedication of our volunteers.

We are looking forward to providing a quality program that your child will enjoy. For additional information, please visit our website at www.fullertonrangers.com.

HISTORY OF THE CLUB

The Fullerton Rangers Soccer Club began in September 1963 when a group of men who wanted to play soccer organized a team and entered the Pacific Soccer League. The team selected the name "Fullerton Rangers" because several members of the team were Scottish and were devoted fans of the Rangers team from Glasgow, Scotland who play in the Scottish Premier League.

In 1966, a youth team was added consisting of 8 to 14 year olds that played in the National Youth Soccer Association (NYSA) of Orange County. Our first youth team became the League Champions. A second youth team was added in 1967: Peewees (8 to 11 years old) and Intermediates (12 to 14 year olds). On January 20, 1968 the Club was incorporated in the state of California as a non-profit organization. In 1970, the youth teams started playing in the Pacific Soccer League Youth Group. The Club continued operating with two youth teams until 1972. In the period from 1972 to 1974, a slow growth began such that in 1974, seven youth teams and two adult teams were playing soccer.

In 1975, the 10th season with youth teams, the Fullerton Rangers Youth Soccer Club (FRYSC) was formed as a division of the Fullerton Rangers Soccer Club. The Youth Club was managed by 12 Board of Directors which were elected at the year-end parents' meeting (Annual General Meeting). In this season, the club was comprised of 20 teams; nine in a newly created league within the city of Fullerton called the Fullerton Soccer League (FSL); and the remainder of the youth teams competed in the newly formed Coast Soccer League (CSL). The CSL had 60 teams from 15 cities and FRYSC was the largest club in the CSL.

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For the succeeding two years there was an explosion for the sport of soccer, both in the country and in the Club. In 1978, the Club joined the California Youth Soccer Association (CYSA). CYSA is the California branch of the United States Soccer Federation (USSF) which is the governing body of all soccer in the United States. FRYSC had 120 teams and 1700 players. In 1982, the Fullerton Rangers introduced our first girl's CSL team (U16). The FRYSC hosted the first Friendship Tournament on Labor Day weekend in 1983. The men's team is no longer in existence.

Since 2004, FRYSC through its Board of Directors, Director of Coaching and professional Coaching Staff has seen the growth of our Competitive program. Not only have we garnered back to back National Championships (2011-2012), but also have won prestigious International tournaments such as the Dallas Cup in 2011 and 2012. The foundation of this success has been the quality of our professional coaching staff which includes the 2012 Nike Coach of the Year as well as Head Coaches from Division I Universities who bring their knowledge to our program. The Rangers are poised to continue this winning tradition for many more years to come.

MISSION STATEMENT

It shall be the object of the FRYSC to organize youth soccer teams to participate in league competition to foster, promote and advance the cause of youth soccer in and for the youth of the Fullerton area.

Goals/Philosophies:

● Develop skills and knowledge of the game of soccer for coaches, players, referees and parents.

● Open registration to every child who desires to play soccer regardless of residence, talent, race, religion or gender.

● Positive coaching by giving encouragement, displaying good sportsmanship, and setting a good example for all parents and players.

● Balance team drafts for keeping competition at a fair level of play.

● Encourage good sportsmanship by creating a positive environment based on mutual respect, rather than win-at-all costs attitude.

● Increase opportunities for players who wish to play at a higher level of competition over that of recreational play in a manner that works with, not against, the recreational soccer program.

● Encourage more referees to participate in FRYSC.

● Develop a greater awareness of FRYSC in Fullerton and Orange County.

● Increase the awareness of the soccer environment at every level within Southern California to the membership of FRYSC: Men’s and Woman’s U.S. National Team and World Cup, Major League Soccer (Galaxy), Professional Development League (Seahorses), Collegiate Soccer (CSUF Titans, Fullerton


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College, Cypress College, Hope International University), and High School Soccer.

2019-2020 BOARD MEMBERS

BOARD POSITION NAME PUBLIC E-MAIL

President Tom Connor [email protected]

Vice President / Player Agent

John Haan [email protected]

Vice President of Operations

Peter Espinoza [email protected]

Treasurer Diego Guayan [email protected]

Secretary Lorena Cochran [email protected]

Director of Referees Matthew Williams [email protected]

Director of Fields & Grounds

OPEN [email protected]

Director of Schedules & Standings

Margie Pierce [email protected]

Director of Publicity Patrick Best [email protected]

Director of Business Development

Kristina Forshee [email protected]

Director of Team Parents &Ways & Means

Mike Mendoza [email protected]

Director of Recreation Kelly Castaneda [email protected]


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LIST OF COMMISSIONERS

DIVISION NAME PUBLIC PHONE PUBLIC E-MAIL

Director of Recreation Kelly Castaneda 714-728-6954 [email protected]

Boys Competitive 2001-2011

CTC N/A [email protected]

Boys Signature 2005-2011

Chris Henry 714-313-6446 [email protected]

Boys Division 2001-2007 (14U-19U)

Matt Williams 714-499-0267 [email protected]

Boys Division 2008-2009 (12U)

Kelly Castaneda 714-728-6954 [email protected]

Boys Division 2010 (10U) & 2011 (9U)

Chris Amrein 714-292-5010 [email protected]

Boys Division 2012 (8U)

Tim Winters 714-227-2210 [email protected]

Boys Division 2013 (7U) & 2014 (6U) Chris Hernandez 714-681-6105 [email protected]

Co-ed Division 2015 (5U)

Amanda Cates 714-686-7427 [email protected]

Girls Competitive 2001-2011

CTC N/A [email protected]

Girls Signature 2005-2011


Girls Division 2001-2007 (14U-19U)

Matt Williams 714-499-0267 [email protected]

Girls Division 2008-2009 (12U)

John Haan 714-329-5537 [email protected]

Girls Division 2010-2011 (10U)

Tony Valdez 626-780-9812 [email protected]

Girls Division 2012 (8U)


Girls Division 2013 (7U)

Reina Beltran 714-458-1030 [email protected]

Girls Division

2014 (6U) Steven Tucker 714-732-1928 [email protected]

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PARENT RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Provide transportation for your child. Be on time or early. Notify Coach or Team Parent if you have a problem with getting your child to the game or practice. (It is up to you to arrange car-pooling, if necessary, with others on the team).

2. Place identification on all clothing and equipment.

3. Encourage your child to practice at home. If possible, supply children with a ball of their own. Keep ball in sight – remember, out of sight/out of mind.

4. Participate in Team Social Functions.

5. Present positive sports minded attitude.

6. Volunteer to help your Team Parent.

7. Look for sponsors and support the league fundraiser!

At The Games

1. Arrive at least 30 minutes early.

2. Exemplify good sportsmanship.

3. Make positive remarks to all players on the field.

4. Do not criticize a Referee’s decision (Learn the rules of soccer).

5. Stay behind the restraining line. 5 feet from touchline, behind coaches and players.

6. Profanity is STRICTLY FORBIDDEN.

7. Don’t distract the coach with unnecessary questions or advice.

8. Support the team and your child by attending ALL THE GAMES.

9. React positively to the team’s wins AND losses.

ABUSIVE BEHAVIOR BY PARENTS WILL NOT BE TOLERATED!

Referee will ask the coach to have the parent leave the field. If abuse continues, the

game may be stopped and the team will forfeit the game!


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CODE OF CONDUCT

COACH’S CODE

● Soccer is a game to be enjoyed.

● The laws of soccer should be regarded as mutual agreements, the spirit or letter of, which no one should try to evade or break.

● Visiting teams and spectators are honored guests.

● All players shall get 50% play time per game - no exceptions unless injury occurs.

● Officials and opponents should be treated and regarded as honest of intention.

● Official’s decisions should be accepted without looking angry no matter how unfair they may seem.

● Winning is desirable, but winning at any cost defeats the purpose of the game.

● Losing can be a triumph when the team has given its best.

● In soccer, as in life, treat others with respect.

PLAYER’S CODE

● Play the game for the game’s sake.

● Be generous when you win. Be graceful when you lose.

● Be fair always no matter what the cost.

● Obey the laws of the game. Work for the good of your team.

● Accept the decisions of the officials with good grace. Believe in the honesty of your opponents.

● Conduct yourself with honor and dignity.

● Honestly and wholehearted applaud the efforts of your teammates and your opponents.

PARENT’S CODE

● Children have more need of example than criticism.

● Make athletic participation for your child and others a positive experience.

● Attempt to relieve pressure of competition, not increase it. A child is easily affected by outside influences.

● Be kind to your child’s coach. The coach is a volunteer giving personal time to provide a recreational activity for your child. The coach is providing a valuable community service, often without reward other than the personal satisfaction of having served the community.


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● The opponents are necessary friends. Without them your child could not participate.

● Applaud good plays by your team and by members of the opposing team.

● Accept the results of each game. Encourage the child to be gracious in victory, and defeat.

● Be respectful to the officials at all games. They are there to ensure the safety of all players and to enforce the rules of soccer. They are there because we need them. Please don’t abuse them.

FRYSC SOCCER PROGRAMS

RECREATIONAL

Our Recreational Soccer program is devoted to the enjoyment and development of soccer players in a balanced competitive setting, relying on volunteers to coach the players. This program serves children from age 4 to 19. A child requires no previous experience to play and there is no selection or tryout process. All players who register are assigned to a team as long as space is available on team rosters.

We believe that it’s important to stress that winning soccer games is not the goal of the Recreational program. Competition can be healthy, but a “win at all cost” attitude can prove problematic. We believe it is the collective responsibility of the parents, players and coaches to create an empowering culture where learning and having fun is the focus of our program, not winning. We offer more competitive programs if competition is important to you and your child.

SIGNATURE PROGRAM

The Signature League is for players, ages 8 through 14, who are interested in an advanced level of recreational play that provides a more competitive soccer experience and player development opportunity. The objective of the Signature League is to provide an intermediary playing level that better prepares players, parents and coaches for the transition from recreational play to competitive play, while retaining many of the benefits of a recreational schedule at a lower cost.

Signature leagues are “localized” playing circuits formed by eligible recreational leagues

coming together, that was created by Cal South. Each league is responsible for publishing their individual rules and guidelines, relative to coach and player selection. Promotion of player development is of paramount importance.

Our Signature Program is designed to promote skilled soccer, good sportsmanship, fair play and a safe environment. Players are selected though try-out sessions held every year in April. The season begins in July, and games start in September. The games will be played on one of the Signature League designated fields. For additional information


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about our Signature Program, or if you are interested in coaching a Signature team, please contact Tim Winters at [email protected].

COMPETITIVE (“CLUB”)

Competitive soccer is for players ages 8 through 18, who have grown out of the Recreational program and are looking for that next level with more competition. FRYSC’s Competitive Soccer program enables our youth and families to compete in the highest level of league play. Each player is challenged in a dynamic, competitive, and fun environment and is encouraged to make decisions under the guidance of our professional coaching staff.

Our program emphasizes on the development of technical skills, tactical awareness,

confidence, determination, sportsmanship, team play, character development, and academic excellence. These aspirations are fostered by our qualified coaches, who are dedicated to the team and each player as they work together toward shared goals.

Competitive soccer is played year around, and includes at least 2 practices a week, with regular league play and travel out of town for tournaments. This year, our Competitive team tryouts TBD. If you are interested in trying out for our Competitive Program, please bring your player to the tryouts, or contact Tom Connor at [email protected].

JUNIOR RANGERS

Our Junior Rangers Program is designed to provide our youngest athletes, ages 4 through 8 years old, with progressive training in a professionally run training environment. Our exceptional coaches prepare players to learn by sparking imagination and creativity, emphasizing individual ball control, general coordination, agility and balance. This program is the stepping stone to joining our competitive younger program.

At Junior Rangers, you can expect your child to learn the game of soccer through fun, education and competition. Just like in any form of education, the earlier you begin this type of development in soccer will set the player up for greater success throughout their soccer journey. For additional information on our Junior Rangers Program, please contact Robin Garrity at [email protected].

PLAYER AGES & DIVISION

FRYSC follows US Soccer Federation Player Development Initiatives which specify age divisions, games play rules and coaching requirements. Players compete in birth year age divisions starting at U6. For the Fall 2019/Spring 2020 seasons, division, birth years and rules align as follows:





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Division Birth

Years

Goalie Players Field

Size

Ball

Size

Minutes

of Play

Offside Heading

U5 2016 No 4v4 30×20 3 40 No No

U6 2014 &

2015

No 4v4 30×20 3 40 No No

U7 2013 No 4v4 35×25 3 40 No No

U8 2012 Yes 7v7 60×40 3 40 Yes No

U10 2010 &

2011

Yes 7v7 60×40 4 50 Yes* No

U12 2008 &

2009

Yes 9v9 80×50 4 60 Yes Yes

U14 2006 &

2007

Yes 11v11 110×70 5 70 Yes Yes

U16 2004 &

2005

Yes 11v11 110×70 5 80 Yes Yes

* For U10, offside can only occur inside the build out lines.

This year, the girls U8 will be a combination of birth years 2011 & 2012, and the girls

U10 will consist of birth years 2010 & 2009. Players are allowed to “play up”. For

example, a player whose birth year would place them in U8 is allowed to play in U10

provided they are competitively capable. Player are never allowed to “play down”

without a medical reason, which would require a doctor’s note.

Required Equipment

Fortunately, soccer is not one of those sports that require a lot of expensive equipment. All players will be required to wear and/or bring the following equipment to every practice and game:

● Shin Guards ● Soccer Cleats (Other types of cleats are NOT allowed) ● Soccer Ball (see size chart above)

● Socks – long enough to cover the Shin Guards ● Water Bottle

Uniforms will be distributed during the week of August 13th, to your coach or team parent and they include: Jersey, shorts, and socks. Your team parent will be required to allocate the uniforms to the players by size, and will often have names printed on the back of the jerseys before handing them out to players. Players will only be required to wear the uniforms at the games, not during practice.


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Any personal items (especially soccer balls and water bottles) should be clearly marked with the player’s name and phone number.

Other Equipment/Safety Notes

● No jewelry is allowed to be worn during practices and games, including earrings, watches, rings, necklaces, bracelets, or hard hair clasps or barrettes.

● No hard casts are allowed to be worn during practices and games. Splints must be of a padded nature and wrapped.

● No brimmed hats or sunglasses are allowed to be worn at games by any player

● Sweatshirts or other garments are allowed at games, but should be worn UNDER the jersey.

COACHES & TEAMS

Although our recreational coaches undergo licensing and training, we ask that you please keep in mind that the coaches are still just volunteers who are generously donating their time and effort to the program. Please help them in any way you can, whether it is helping out at practices if needed, or even doing the small things like communicating to your coach ahead of time if your child will be missing your team’s game. In the past few years, it has become more and more difficult to find parents who are willing to volunteer their time to coach, mainly because other parents are not helping out with the team. Let’s help make the coach’s job just a little bit easier if we can!

Coaches are required to contact the players on their team no later than the first week of August, to let them know that you will be on his/her team and advise you of the practice time and location. Please do not worry if you have not been contacted by your child’s coach, even though your friends or neighbors had been contacted by their coaches. Many coaches are often on vacation during this time so you might not be contacted until he/she returns.

All of our coaches undergo risk management through a process called “Livescan” to screen for criminal background checks with the Department of Justice. It is a process that must be completed prior to assuming their team duties. In fact, all team parents

and assistant coaches are required to submit to Livescan before they are allowed to work with your children.

We are always in search of coaches. If you are interested in coaching a team, please contact [email protected] for additional information.



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PRACTICES

Each team will practice for 1 – 1½ hour(s) twice a week (weather permitting), either Mondays and Wednesdays or Tuesdays and Thursdays, at a location selected by the coaches. All practices will officially begin the week of August 1st, but some teams may not practice the week of August 13th since several of our fields are closed due to City maintenance and/or irrigation.

Please note that most practice fields do NOT have any public restrooms available. Please make sure that your child uses the restroom BEFORE he comes to practice.

After Daylight Savings Time ends, practices will be limited as lighted fields are limited to one (1) location at Pacific Drive Elementary School. For this reason, recreational teams

in U6-U9 generally do not practice after Daylight Savings Time ends.

GAMES

The first game of the season will take place on September 8th, which is usually the first Saturday after Labor Day. Games will be held on Saturdays and a few Sunday afternoon for the older teams in divisions U9 through U12. Games will last approximately 1 to 1.25 hours, depending on the age level. Additional games notes include:

All players attending the game should play at least 50% of the game, unless there is an injury, illness, un-willingness to play, or the player is not present for the entire game.

Players should arrive at least 30 minutes prior to their game in order to warm up with their team before the game.

There are no time-outs, overtime or tiebreakers at all levels.

During games, the Home team occupies the North or West side of the field, depending on the field configuration.

U6-U8 (4v4)

● Game duration: four 10 min quarters (5 minute halftime).

● Number of Players on the field: 4 on each field.

● Ball Size: #3.

● Field size: 20 x 30 yards – Paired (2) fields used at the same time.

● Goals Used: Pugg Goals.

● Substitutions are allowed on the fly.

● No goalkeeper is used at this age level.

● Games are “officiated” by the coaches and up to two coaches are allowed on the field during the game.


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● One coach per team is allowed on the field.

● No intentional heading allowed. Free kick will be given to opposing team.

● No headers; no slide tacking; and no off-sides for this level of play.

● No scores or standings are kept.

U9-U10 (7v7)

● Game duration: two 25 min halves (5 minute halftime).

● Number of players: 7V7 (6 field players and 1 goalkeeper).

● Ball size: #4.

● Field size: 40 x 55 yards.

● Nets/Flags: The “Home Team” of the first game and the last game of the day has Net Duty. Please see complete instructions below under “Net Duty”.

● There can be no coaches on the field at this age level.

● Substitutions are unlimited and can occur at any stoppage.

● Off-sides will be enforced.

● Throw-ins: There will be one re throw for each team.

● The build out line will be applied to this division

● Games are officiated by a center referee and two assistant referees.

U11-U12 (9v9)

● Game duration: two 30 min halves (5 minute halftime)

● Number of Players: 9V9 (8 field players and 1 goalkeeper).

● Ball Size: #4.

● Field size: 50 x 75 yards.

● Nets/Flags: The “Home Team” of the first game and the last game of the day has Net Duty. Please see complete instructions below under “Net Duty”.

● There can be no coaches on the field at this age level.

● Substitutions are unlimited and can occur at any stoppage.

● Off-sides will be strictly enforced.

● Games are officiated by a center referee and two assistant referees.

U14-U19 (11v11)

Games for divisions U14 and older are run by CalSouth Inter-City League. Inter-city rules and regulations can be found on http://Calsouth.com (look for Inter-City). Nets/Flags: The “Home Team” of the first game and the last game of the day has Net Duty. Please see complete instructions below under “Net Duty”.

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TEAM NET DUTY

The “Home Team” of the first game AND the last game of the day has net duty. The team who has Net Duty is also noted on the schedule. BOTH home and away teams should help put the nets up and take down at the field. Nets and flags are stored on the south side of the house located at 334 King Place, Fullerton. All nets are the same size. Nets are stored in bags – one net in each bag, so you will need to pick up 2 bags. Please be considerate of the private residence. If nets & flags are missing, please contact your commissioner - do NOT knock on the door for any reason. Please be considerate of the time when picking up and dropping off the equipment.

SET-UP DUTIES:

(1) Pick up the nets/flags from 334 King Place, Fullerton. Best practice is to pick up on the Friday before the game. Make sure pick up 2 Nets and 4 flags.

(2) Team should arrive at least one (1) hour before game time, to set up the field.

(3) Unlock the goals (coach will have combo) and move them into position on the field.

(4) Attach nets to the goals using the Velcro that are inside the bags. Attach the empty bags to the back of the goals so that the team returning the nets will have the bags.

TAKE DOWN DUTIES:

(1) Remove the nets from the goals. Fold the nets as neatly as possible so that they do not get tangled when the next team has to set up the nets. Place the net and velcros back into the net bags. Net bags should be attached to the back of the goals.

(2) Move the goals back to the gate (coach should know where) and LOCK goals with the chain. Goals MUST be locked.

(3) Make sure to return 2 net bags and 4 flags to 334 King Place, Fullerton, and place on the south side of the house. Please do your best to keep it organized and neat.

GAME SCHEDULE

We anticipate “preliminary” game schedules to be released during the week of August 13th for divisions U6 though U12. However, since we do have a few coaches that coach both Signature and Recreational teams, we will need to make some schedule changes to our preliminary game schedules in order to accommodate any conflicts they may have. Unfortunately, the Signature program’s schedules are usually not published until the last week of August. Game schedules will be posted at the following website: http://www.teamsideline.com/sites/fullertonrangers/schedules.


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Also be advised that teams in divisions U9 through U12, will have at least two Sunday afternoon games during our regular league play. This is necessary so that they can participate in the City Cup Tournament which takes place during the first two (2) weekends in November. Please make sure that your parents are made aware of the tournament dates (11/3-4 & 11/10-11), so that they do not make other plans during that weekend. Games will take place throughout the day - morning, noon, and late afternoon to accommodate coaching conflicts. Please always let your coaches know if your child will not be at a game or practice.

Divisions U14-U19 play in the Cal South Inter-City League, which consist of teams from other local recreational clubs, usually from Orange, Whittier, Anaheim, and more. Historically, Inter-City game schedules have not been released until the first week of September. Once they are published, you can find the game schedule here: http://www.calsouthsignature.com/en/fall-intercity/.

GAME LOCATIONS

All FRYSC games and Inter-City “Home” games are held in Fullerton, at the following locations:

AGE/DIVISION Game Location(s)

U6 - U8 Chapman Park – 2515 San Carlos Drive

Pacific Drive Elementary - 1501 W Valencia Drive

U9 - U10 Bastanchury Park – 1717 W Bastanchury Road

U12 Ladera Vista Jr. High - 1700 E Wilshire Avenue

U14-U19 (Inter-City Games)

Ladera Vista Jr. High - 1700 E Wilshire Avenue

Inter-City “Away” games will be held in various locations, depending on the location of the “home” team. These games may take place in Whittier, Long Beach, Anaheim, Santa Ana, Orange, etc. Location address and information can be found at the Cal South Inter-City website: http://www.calsouthsignature.com/en/fall-intercity/.

GAME/PRACTICE CANCELLATIONS

Access to all practice and game fields are provided to us FRYSC through licensing with the City of Fullerton (City). FRYSC is required to follow all of the City’s ordinances, rules and regulations pertaining to field usage, including closures.

In the event of inclement weather conditions, soccer games and practices will be cancelled. Games and practices will be canceled if excessive rain causes field

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conditions to become poor or unsafe, or if continuing playing will cause damage to the field. The City’s definition of poor or unsafe field conditions includes:

Standing water on the field. Water surfacing or bubbling up when walking on the field. Field muddy to the point that footing becomes unstable. Presence of thunder and lightning.

When games or practices are cancelled by the City due to unsuitable field conditions, coaches will be responsible for notifying their teams. FRYSC is in the process of establishing a league-wide notification system where you can receive a text message if the fields are closed.

VOLUNTEERS

FRYSC is a non-profit organization, established in 1966, to teach the game of soccer and develop positive character traits in children through their participation in a quality sports program. Our recreational program is created strictly through the efforts of volunteers. Volunteers are themselves a kind of team, supporting the children as they learn and play soccer.

The more volunteers we have, the better the recreational program will become. Problems such as lack of organization and lack of communication occur when there is a shortfall of volunteers. With few volunteers covering too many duties, tasks fall through the crack. In order to provide the quality program our kids deserve, YOU should to be a part of this process! All volunteers will receive instructions and training for selected jobs. Remember, no previous experience is necessary; all that’s needed is willingness.

The following is a list of volunteering opportunities for you to consider:

Head Coach - Coaching soccer is one of the most rewarding opportunities FRYSC has to offer. First time coaches must attend an online coach’s clinic, and there are opportunities to continue self-paced training. We pay for all coaching license costs. No experience needed. We will train you.

Board Member – We can never have enough help, positions are frequently available. Board positions include: President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, Scheduler, Director of Team Parent/Ways & Means, Director of Recreation, Director of Publicity,

Director of Business Development, to name a few. See List of Board Members for entire list.

Commissioners — Division Commissioners support the League by organizing the assignment of players to teams and teams to coaches. After teams are fully rostered, Commissioners help communicate information to the coaches.

Club Volunteer - Help with various club functions as needed. Approx. 3 events per year, such as Picture Day, Opening Day, and Tournaments.


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TEAM VOLUNTEER DUTIES

Assistant Coach - Assist head coach with training and back-up coaching in the event the coach is unavailable. Live Scan is required, and costs for LiveScan is paid by FRYSC.

Team Parent - Attend team parent meeting and communicate information provided to the team. Also assist coach with necessary duties and oversee team volunteers. Live Scan required.

Fundraiser Representative – (1) Picks up and distribute fundraising items to team families; (2) Collect money from team families; and (3) Return team fundraiser money to

FRYSC on Collection date (October 13, 2017); and Pick-up team pictures when fundraiser funds are returned on Collection Date and distribute to team families.

Team Banner Keeper - Make or purchase (team to reimburse) a team banner and bring the banner and set it up at each game during the season.

Picture Day Representative – (1) Distribute and collect picture day forms to parents before picture day; (2) Make sure all players are on time for Team Photo; (3) Complete team roster and make sure players’ names are correct; (4) Work a 2-hour shift on picture day; and (4) Pick up pictures and distribute to parents.

Net Set-up and Take-down - set up nets and goals and take down nets and goals when our team is the first or last team on the field.

Team Party Coordinator - Plan team pizza parties and year end parties and other events.

Team Fundraising Representative - Create and implement fundraising ideas throughout the season to raise money for coach’s gift, team party, etc. Different from the Fundraiser Representative listed above as No. 4.

Field Clean-up and Trash Patrol - Make sure all trash is picked up from the field after each practice and game. Also gather any equipment or personal items that may be left behind and return it to the appropriate player.

Snack Schedule Representative - Create a snack schedule according to game schedule, distribute to team, make reminder calls or send emails to scheduled snack parent prior to game day. Include snack suggestions (sliced fruit for half time and water or Gatorade and snack for after the game). Also include any player allergies (dairy, nuts, etc.).

Team Communications Correspondent - Communicate with team players as needed when practice time/location is changed, cancelled or rescheduled. Notify parents if games are cancelled due to rain, etc. Keep in contact with the Coach at all times and get Coaches approval prior to communication with parents.


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Without the volunteer of the parents and guardians of our players, our recreational program would cease to exist. Parent-Guardian support is crucial to our organization.

COMMUNICATION

Please remember that all officers, coaches and commissioners are volunteers, and therefore conduct all communication in a professional and respectful manner. When dealing with problems and issues in the FRYSC, it is very important that a “Line of Contact” be followed. When faced with a problem, parents need to discuss the issue first with the TEAM COACH. If satisfactory resolution cannot be achieved, then the person should address the COMMISSIONER of the particular division. If the Commissioner, Coach and parent cannot resolve the matter, then the person should

address the DIR. OF RECREATION. The Director shall try to reach resolution. The final person to handle problems is the PRESIDENT of FRYSC. It is rare that a problem will have to follow the entire “Line of Contact”. If it is not followed, a person will be sent back to follow the line.

LINE OF CONTACT

PARENT ↓

TEAM COACH / TEAM PARENT ↓

DIVISION COMMISSIONER ↓

DIRECTOR OF RECREATION ↓

PRESIDENT

Depending on the nature of the complaint, some issues may need to be addressed by Team Formation, Disciplinary Board, Referee Committee, Scheduling Committee, Protest and Appeals Committee, or Rules and Regulations Committee. If you have a question regarding any of these issues, please contact your commissioner.

TROPHIES / MEDALS

All recreational players will receive participation trophies or medals for the regular season. Trophies/medals are distributed at the final Coaches Ratings Meeting (U8 and older) of the season, which takes place during the week of November 5th). To receive trophies/medals the coach MUST submit his player evaluations.


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PLAYER SAFETY

FRYSC and your child’s coach, are committed to providing a safe environment for the children and preventing injuries. Not all injuries are preventable, but as a parent, you can help prevent certain sports related injuries to your child, by:

Use Proper Equipment: Making sure that your child has the proper equipment is a good start. Players must wear shin guards at all games and practices to protect lower legs. Soccer cleats must be rubber or molded plastic – not metal, and cannot have a cleat at the front tip of the shoe. Glasses or goggles should be made with polycarbonate or similar materials.

Sufficient Rest: Children should have plenty of rest before and after practice

and games. A good night’s sleep is an important recovery tool as are healthy meals.

Plenty of Fluids: Make sure that your child is properly hydrated. A general guideline is to drink 24 ounces of water 2 hours before exercise, an additional 8 ounces of water right before exercise, and 8 ounces of water every 20 minutes during exercise.

Play by the Rules: Violent behavior and aggressive play increase the risk of injury and should be strongly discouraged. Parents should encourage good sportsmanship and fair play.

Warm Up and Cool Down: It is always a good ideal that your child does warm-up and cool-down properly in order to maximize their performance and reduce the risk of injury. Prevention begins with conditioning.

When In Doubt – Sit Them Out: At least half of sports injuries in children are the result of overuse, and most overuse injuries begin with soreness after a tough practice session or game. While it isn’t severe enough to prevent a child from playing, the soreness is a sign of inflammation due to microscopic tears in muscles or ligaments after a tough training session. Rest allows the tears to heal. Without proper recovery time, the post-practice soreness will turn into during-game discomfort, and eventually all-the-time pain that prevents a child from participating.

INJURY & INSURANCE

If your child was injured during practice or a game, please contact Robin Garrity at [email protected], as soon as possible. Included in each child’s registration fee is payment for an excess coverage insurance policy for accidents/injuries. This policy is purchased through Cal South. Eligible covered expenses will be paid only if they are in excess of other valid and collectible insurance or medial payment plan. If the claimant is covered by any other health insurance or medical payment plan, they must


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first submit a claim to the primary insurance carrier. In addition to the Cal South Insurance Claim Questionnaire and Cal South Incident Report, the insurance company claim form must be submitted for each individual claim. Go to www.calsouth.com for more information.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

All Head Coaches, Assistant Coaches, Team Parents, and Players’ parents are invited and encouraged to attend the FRYSC Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, December 18, 2019 at the Fullerton Community Center, located at 340 W. Commonwealth Ave. Fullerton, CA 92832. At this meeting we will elect the Board of

Directors.

http://www.calsouth.com/


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CALENDAR OF EVENTS DATE DAY TIME DESCRIPTION LOCATION

2019

Apr 1 Sun Fall Soccer Registration Begins Online

Apr 1 Sun Fall Fundraiser Buyout Begins

Apr 15-18 Mon-Thu 4:45-7:15 Signature Team Tryouts Parks Lower

May 14-15 Tue-Wed 5-9p Signature Uniform Try-On Rangers Station

May 17 Fri Fall Freeze/Play-ups/Requests due

May 18 Sat Fall Soccer Late Registration Begins/Late Fee Imposed Online

May 20 Mon Last day for 100% Fall Refund Requests

Jul 9 Tue 7pm Fall Draft for Intercity Divisions: Boys – Recreational Program Rangers Station

Jul 10 Wed 7pm Fall Draft for Intercity Divisions: Girls – Recreational Program Rangers Station

Jul 12 Fri Online Fall Recreational Soccer Sign-ups End Online

Jul 17 Wed 7pm Mandatory Coaches Meeting Div. U9 through U19/ Live Scan Community Center

Jul 18 Thu 7pm Mandatory Coaches Meeting Div. U5 through U8/ Live Scan Community Center

Jul 29-Aug 2 Mon-Fri 9-4p Summer Camp (5-16 year old) – Challenger Sports Ladera Vista Jr. High

Aug 1 Wed Season Officially Begins - Teams begin practice

Aug 14 Wed 7pm Mandatory Team Parent Meeting Div. U9 through U19 Community Center

Aug 15 Thu 7pm Mandatory Team Parent Meeting Div. U5 through U8 Community Center

Aug 15 Thu Last day for 50% Fall Refund Requests

Aug 17-18 Sat-Sun Rangers Cup Tournament

Aug 17-18 Thu-Fri 7pm-9pm Referee In-Service Training Rangers Station

Aug 16 Fri 5:30p-7pm Rangers Skills Night and Rec Coaches Clinic (U6) TBD

Aug 22 Thu 7pm New Parent Orientation Community Center

Aug 23 Fri Fall Fundraiser Buyout Ends Rangers Station

Sep 2 Mon Labor Day (Holiday) Office Closed Rangers Station

Sep 7 Fri 6pm-7:30pm Fundraiser Candy Distribution Rangers Station

Sep 7 Sat Fall Games Begin Today - Recreational Program

Sep 8 Sun 7am-1pm Picture Day Hillcrest Park

Sep 20 Fri 5:30p-7pm Rangers Skills Night and Rec Coaches Clinic (U9-U10) TBD

Oct 4 Fri Fundraiser Sales End

Oct 11 Fri 6pm-7:30pm Fundraiser Money Due/Picture Pass-out Rangers Station

Oct 18 Fri 5:30p-7pm Rangers Skills Night and Rec Coaches Clinic (U12-U14) TBD

Oct 19 Sat TBD Picture Day Make-Ups TBD

Oct 26 Sat All Star Nominations Due - Recreational Program

Nov 3 Sun Daylight Savings Time Ends

Nov 9-10 Sat-Sun TBD City Cup Tournament Playoffs U10-U12 – Recreational TBD


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DATE DAY TIME DESCRIPTION LOCATION

Nov 11-14 Mon-Thu TBD Player Rating Meeting Div U8 thru U14 -Medal Distribution & Equipment Return- Recreational

Rangers Station

Nov 16 Sat TBD City Cup Tournament Playoffs U9-U12 – Semi-Finals & Championship Games

TBD

Nov 16-17 Sat-Sun CYSA-S District 3 U16 thru U19 Make-Up Games/Playoffs TBD

Dec 7-8 Sat-Sun CSYA-S District 3 U12 & U14 Intercity Playoffs TBD

Dec 7-8 Sat-Sun CYSA-S District 3 Commissioners Cup U10 thru U14 TBD

Dec 18 Wed 7pm Annual General Meeting Community Center

Dec 20-Jan 3 Rangers Winter Break

2020

Jan 1 Tue Spring Soccer Registration Begins - Recreational Program Online

Jan 12-13 Sat-Sun All Star Exhibition U10-U14 - Recreational Program TBD

Feb 16 Fri Spring Soccer Registration Ends - Recreational Program

Feb 22 Fri Signature Coaching Applications Due

Feb 24 Sun TBD Spring Soccer Opening Day - Recreational Program TBD

TBD = To Be Determined

* Locations

Amerige Park 300 W. Commonwealth Ave. Fullerton, CA 92832

Community Center 340 W. Commonwealth Ave. Fullerton, CA 92832

FSC/Fullerton Sports Complex 560 E. Silver Pine St. Fullerton, CA 92835

Hydraflow Field (Next to Target) 1881 W. Malvern Fullerton, CA 92833

Independence Park 801 W Valencia Dr, Fullerton, CA 92832

Ladera Vista Jr. High School 1700 E. Wilshire Ave. Fullerton, CA 92831

Online www.fullertonrangers.com

Pacific Drive Elementary School 1501 W. Valencia Dr., Fullerton, CA 92833

Parks Junior High School 1710 Rosecrans Ave. Fullerton, CA 92833

Rangers Station 369 S. Acacia Ave. Fullerton, CA 92831

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who can participate in Recreational League soccer? The league serves kids from ages 4 to 19, see the Division Ages Table for eligible ages. A child requires no previous experience to play. Does a player have to be a Fullerton resident to play in FRYSC? No. We accept all players, regardless of what City they reside in. When does the season start? There are two seasons; Fall and Spring.

● Fall Season: Teams can start practicing the first week of August, with the first game of the season starting the weekend after Labor Day. The season runs for approximately 10 games, ending 2 weekends before Thanksgiving. Post-Season: Divisions U9 through U14 all teams participate in our City Cup tournament starting after the last game of the season. Two teams per division are selected to play in the Cal South District 3 & 4 Commissioner's Cup, generally held the first two weekends of December. Divisions U8 and U9 All-Stars (by coach nomination) play the weekend following Thanksgiving weekend. Divisions U10 through U14 All-Stars play Internally the first weekend of January. One team is formed per division to compete in the Cal South District 3 & 4 All-Stars the second and third weekend of January. Champion and Finalist of District All-Stars competes in the Cal South Rec All-Star TOC the final weekend of January.

● Spring Season: The season runs for approximately 8 games starting in March and ending early May. Games are held on Sundays after 12noon. Team practices are replaced with approximately 4-6 professional run clinics held on Friday nights.

Where will my player practice and play? (Fall) It depends on the age and who the coach is. Generally, the teams practice at a school or park close to where the coach lives or works in Fullerton. The games are played at schools and parks within Fullerton. Check our Fields page for a list of locations. When will my player practice and play? (Fall) It depends on the age and who the coach is. Generally, the teams practice on Monday / Wednesday or Tuesday / Thursday close to where the coach lives or works in Fullerton.

The practice times are usually 4:00 to 5:30 for the younger divisions, 5:30 to 7:00, and 7:00 to 8:30 for the older divisions. The games are primarily held on Saturday and some games at night or on Sunday (after 12 noon), usually at the same location, and game start times are generally set between 8am and 3pm. What equipment do I need for my children to play soccer?

● Fall Season: Each player will receive a uniform (shorts, socks and jersey). You will need to supply your player with a pair of soccer shoes (with molded studs or


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cleats – no toe cleat or metal is allowed), shin guards, and a ball. These can be purchased at most sporting goods stores, or soccer stores.

● Spring Season: Each player will receive a t-shirt. You will need to supply your player with a pair of soccer shoes (with molded studs or cleats – no toe cleat is allowed), shin guards, and a ball. These can be purchased at most sporting goods stores, or soccer stores.

● What size ball does my child need? Size 3 soccer ball for divisions U5-U8 (children born in 2014-2011) Size 4 soccer ball - U9-U12 (children born in 2010-2007) Size 5 soccer ball - U13-U19 (children born in 2006-2000)

Does my child have to try-out? No, every player registered during early-bird registration period is guaranteed a place on a team. When are the teams formed? Teams are formed in late-June. The coaches will notify you of your child’s placement between the last week of July and first week of August. How are teams formed? Most teams are formed by a “blind draft” procedure, utilizing a computer model. The exception is the older teams, (division 1, 2 & 3 – U14 through U19) which are selected in an “open draft” procedure, where coaches select players by name in rounds alternating order. How are coaches selected? All of our coaches are volunteers that express their desire to coach by notifying the Director of Recreation. They are required to fill out a “Request for Live-Scan Form” and get clearance by our State Association (CYSA-S: Cal South). Each coach must be fingerprinted by the State Association. Safety of our players is #1. Most coaches are parents like you that want to spend time with their children. What if I do not know a lot about soccer and want to coach a team? No problem, as we can provide you with the necessary information and training to make this season fun and rewarding for all. Can we switch teams after they are formed? The league policy is that no switches can be accommodated. Due to the large number of players and teams, it would be impossible to run the league with any success. We do however allow players to be removed from the team they were assigned and placed on the waiting list. If a team needs a player with a similar rating as your child, it may be possible for them to be placed on that team. However, there is no guarantee that this situation would be any better. Wait list players are not guaranteed a place on a team; they will only be placed if an opening arises.


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What is the wait list? The wait list is where we put players that register after the cut off date for guaranteeing a player’s placement on a team. This list does not ensure that your child will play. We use this list to complete rosters with openings or to replace players that drop out of our league. What if I cannot make the times or days the coach chooses for practice? Historically, teams have worked together to provide transportation where needed. See "Can we switch teams after they are formed" above. If things don’t work out, can I get a refund?

Fall - 100% Refund deadline is June 15. 50% Refund deadline is August 15. All Refunds are subject to a $10 convenience fee. Spring - 100% Refund deadline is generally the second Friday of February. 50% Refund deadline is generally the fourth Friday of February (date changes - See Spring Registration section for specific dates). All Refunds are subject to a $10 convenience fee. What is Competitive League soccer? The Fullerton Rangers is a comprehensive soccer club that provides various levels of competition. Our club program provides some of the best coaching and skill development in Southern California. We support a team in each age bracket (U9-U19), both boys and girls, to compete with other teams from Southern California. These teams are selected through a try-out with each team. More information can be found under the Competitive section of our website, or by contacting the coach directly searching our website team listings. Our coaches strive to obtain the highest level of coaching licenses available, in some cases, National Licenses (USSF A, B, or C). What is Signature League soccer? This is a league developed by our state association, California Youth Soccer Association–South (CYSA-S) designed to be an intermediate level of play between competitive and recreational soccer. The Fullerton Rangers will be supporting teams in the under 9 to under 15 age brackets, both boys and girls. The teams are selected through a try-out session held in April/May. More information can be found under the Signature section of our website. Where can I find out all there is to know about the Fullerton Rangers? Always check the league’s website at www.fullertonrangers.com to find out what the current rules, news or events are. Keep in mind, the first place to go with a question during the season is your Coach, then the Commissioner of your Division. Please call them first! If all other sources fail to produce an answer, send an email to [email protected] or call the FRYSC Information line at (714) 519-3171.


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ATTACHMENT A – Sideline Rules

When you attend a Fullerton Rangers Youth Soccer Club game you are

entering the …

SOCCER SIDELINE ZONE! By entering this Zone, you agree to the following:

Players first, winning second!

Make soccer a positive and fun experience

Applaud all good plays

Be kind to your child’s coach

Be respectful to the referees

Not increase the pressure of competition

No yelling in anger

No swearing

No smoking or alcohol on any field at any time for any reason

Leave no trash behind

Stand or sit at least 5 feet away from the sidelines

Follow the above and enjoy the game. If you cannot agree to the above,

please do not attend the games!

The game is for the KIDS... NOT the Parents!


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PICTURE DAY

When: Sunday, September 8, 2019

Where: Hillcrest Park 1200 N Harbor Blvd, Fullerton, CA 92832

Picture day is scheduled on the day after Opening Day this year. Picture Day forms should be in your team parent packets. If you did not attend the meeting please contact Robin Garrity at [email protected] or call the Rangers office at (714) 519-3171.

Each player will receive the following photo package as part of their registration fee:

● 1 8x10 Deluxe memory mate (team picture and individual picture all on one 8x10 print.)

● 1 3”button

● 4 wallet size photo of the individual player

Families have the option of purchasing additional photos. Magazine covers, buddy pictures, trading cards, posters, etc. Parents must fill the additional request on the picture form for additional photos.



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ATTACHMENT C – Fundraiser Details

This year, the Rangers are going to be selling the “World’s Finest Chocolate” bars. There are 60 pieces in each box, and each candy will sell for $1 each.

****IMPORTANT FUNDRAISER DATES****

Description Date Location

Last Day to Buy-Out of Fundraiser Friday, August 23, 2019

Rangers Station

Pick up Fundraiser Candy Frida9 September 6, 2019

Fullerton Sports Complex

Fundraiser Sales Begins Saturday September 7, 2019

Fundraiser Sales Ends - Fundraiser Representative should collect

all money from parents selling fundraiser candy by this date.

Friday October 4, 2019

Fundraiser Collection Night - Fundraiser Representative brings money

order to FRYSC.

- See payment guidelines for instructions.

Friday October 11, 2019

6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Rangers Station

For additional questions, please contact Michael Mendoza at

[email protected] or Robin Garrity at [email protected]




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2019 FUNDRAISING PAYMENT GUIDELINES

1. Make sure that all monies given to you are in CASH.

2. Money turned in on Fundraiser Payment Night must be in the form of

a MONEY ORDER.

3. NO personal checks or coins will be accepted.

4. You can receive up-to a $2.00 reimbursement for your money order

on Fundraiser payment night which is Friday, October 11, 2019 from

6:00 to 7:30pm at the Ranger Station. You must provide a money

order receipt for reimbursement.

5. Please remember to write your team number on the money order.

This will ensure that your team will receive full credit for their

fundraising effort.

6. Money orders can be purchased at any Grocery Store, such as

Albertsons, Vons, Stater Bros, Ralphs and 7-11.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR HARD WORK AND SUPPORT!


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2019 FUNDRAISER DISTRIBUTION

Friday September 6, 2019

6:00pm – 7:30pm

FULLERTON RANGERS OFFICE

369 S. Acacia Ave, Fullerton CA 92831

For quicker pick-up procedures; please complete this form and bring it with you to fundraiser pass out night. Those of you that do not provide this form will have to fill one out onsite, in order to pick up your teams cards.

Team#: Team Name:

Division: Coach’s Name:

Number of Sellers:

Number of Boxes Taken:

Fundraiser Rep’s Contact Information (Please Print)

Name: Phone#:

Email Address:

Representative’s Signature:

Verified By:


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FUNDRAISING BUY OUT FORM

To Buy Out of the Candy Sales Fundraiser, please complete all areas on

this form and drop it off at the Rangers’ Station, along with the $35.00 Buy-

Out Fee, by no later than Friday, August 23, 2019.

Team#: Team Name:

Division: Coach’s Name:

Player Name:

Payment Type:

(Please circle)

CASH CHECK OTHER

Your Contact Information (Please Print)

Parent Name: Phone#:

Email Address:

Parent Signature:

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

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