"Creating a Love for the game through a positive environment 

that develops skills, character and excellence"

1. Spectators are asked to be supportive of all players, especially during games.  Do not address remarks to referees, opposing players or opposing fans. This does not apply where remarks convey genuine encouragement.
2. Know, understand, and respect the laws of the game. 
3. Parents and spectators are required to be on the opposite side of the field from the team and coach. 
4. Coaching or directing players by parents or spectators from the sidelines is not allowed.  Give consistent support to coaches and managers, whether winning or losing. Coaches are giving hundreds of hours of time and are committed to their own continued improvement as a coach. In winning they deserve your congratulations, in losing your encouragement.
5. During the game, stay off the field and always follow the direction of the game officials.  In case of injury to a player, wait for direction from coaches or game officials before going on to the field.
6. Do not curse or make obscene gestures within hearing or view of players, coaches, or game officials.  Prolonged remarks or abusive disagreement with referee’s calls may result in a cardable offense chargeable to your team’s coach. 
7. Parents should encourage their kids to try to resolve issues with the coach themselves, as appropriate for their age.  If parental involvement is necessary, parents are encouraged to wait a ‘cooling off’ day after any incident before discussing the matter with the coach.  Consider appropriate ways to bring up the issue in a positive framework.
8. Respect the confidentiality of all players.
9. All spectators should set a good example by being good sports and parents are also responsible for the sportsmanship of their children.

Individuals who persist in violating these standards can be asked to leave the playing area by the referee and play will be suspended until they do so. Failure to respond to such a request within two minutes will result in forfeiture against the offending spectator’s side.

Spectators that are found to violate this Code of Conduct will be subject to disciplinary review by the Club Board of Directors and/or the Director of Coaching.  The offending spectator may be required to provide a written explanation of the incident.  The Club Director of Coaching and/or Club Board of Directors will promptly review the incident and take disciplinary action as necessary.