DAVIS AYSO VIP PROGRAM
Here's
our tournament schedule for 10/31/04:
What is VIP soccer?
VIP Soccer began in 1991 for very important players: Children
with physical or mental challenges or a combination of both. AYSO’s
philosophy of "Everyone Plays" was thus extended to be inclusive of all
children who had the desire to play soccer.
VIP VISION STATEMENT: What would we like
to see?
The vision of the AYSO VIP Program is to create VIP teams in
every AYSO region wherever possible, and to maximize opportunities for VIP
player participation where VIP teams are not available.
HOW A VIP PROGRAM WORKS
VIP players sign up at the same registrations, play on the
same fields, wear the same uniforms, and enjoy all the other benefits afforded
every AYSO player. While all special needs children possible should be placed
on existing regional teams, VIP teams are created for the children whose
challenges would prevent them from experiencing success in the regular
program. These VIP players are integrated into the region through the
assistance and encouragement of "buddies" from other teams. Their
needs are monitored closely by coaches, referees, parents – present at every
game – and the VIP Director who oversees the program, thereby ensuring
safety and fun for all.Teams are all coed and there are three age groups:5 to 7 year olds – 8 to 11 year olds – 12 to 18 year olds
REGISTRATION
You can download a registration form,
or contact the VIP program at the addresses listed below. The form here is in
Adobe Acrobat format (get the free Adobe print utility by clicking on this
icon ).
GAMES
Games will all be played at Community Park in Davis in the
Fall season.
COST
Registration fee is $35.00 per player, (this includes uniform,
pictures and medal). Make checks payable to Davis AYSO
FOR INFORMATION:
VIP PROGRAMC/O DAVIS AYSO REGION 2181121 MESQUITE DR.DAVIS, CA 95616ORInformation line (530) 750-2575
OR
spavick@davisayso.org
Goals and objectives of the VIP Program
VIP Players will:
- Goal: Have fun playing soccer!
Accomplished with these objectives:
- Keeping everything positive
- Having adults model relaxed body language and
smiles!
- Giving lots of sidelines cheers
- Goal: understand the fundamentals of the game
Accomplished with these objectives:
- Establish a relationship with the players
- Teaching one skill at a time
- Using games to make learning fun
- Goal: Learn teamwork and fair play
Accomplished with these objectives:
- Building teamwork into drills and practices
- Talking about teamwork with players
- Rewarding positive effort
- Goal: Increase positive self-esteem
Accomplished with these objectives:
- Establishing individual, realistic goals with
players
- Encourage effort towards goals, no matter how small
- Recognizing players for aching their goals
- Goal: Become more physical fit at their level
Accomplished with these objectives:
- Stressing the importance of warm ups and stretching
- Encouraging each player to maximize his/her
physical potential
- Goal: Meet and be comfortable with new people
Accomplished with these objectives:
- Preparing buddies and others working directly with
the players by discussion and role playing
- Encouraging but not forcing extremely shy players
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