WINNIPEG YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION (WYSA) Inc.

WYSA office is located at:
523-167 LOMBARD Avenue (Grain Exchange Building, corner of Rorie St. and Lombard Ave)
Office Telephone: 233-8899
Office Fax: 233-9121
Office Hours: Monday to Thursday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm, & Fridays 9:00 am - 4:00 pm 

GAME CANCELLATION NOTICE:
There are no game cancellations at this time.

 OUTDOOR LEAGUE PLAY

TEAMS please review the standings for your team on the website and be sure to submit any missing scores and game sheets as soon as possible.
The standings at the end of league play will determine which teams advance to the A or B side playoffs

Please CLICK on the link for the RECREATIONAL Outdoor Playoff Format for Fall City A and B championships

2009 Playoff Format

Please note the Tie Breaking Procedure as per the WYSA Rules and Regulations

3.10 Tie Breaking Procedure

If, at the end of league, play-off or cup competitions administered or sponsored by WYSA., two or more teams finish tied on points, the Convenor shall apply the following tie-breaking procedures in order; until the tie is broken;

a) Points accumulated from results amongst the tied teams;

b) Least goals against in games played amongst the tied teams;

c) Most wins in league or round robin section:

d) Least total goals against in the league or round robin section;

e) Goal difference; goals for minus goals against in round robin, with a maximum of five (5) goals difference per game;

f) Tie breaker game played to resolution with overtime (Golden Goal) and penalty kicks (when 2 teams are tied and no team is declared to advance in accordance to the above procedure).

***The procedure must be followed in the above-listed order. In the instance that more than two teams are tied on points, and one team has been appropriately placed, the convenor must continue through the tie breaking procedure for the remaining teams at the point in which the one team had advanced through the process, before starting from the beginning again. The results from the team that advanced will still factor into the procedure.***

Children's Hospital Tournament 2009 Finals

Thank you to all the teams that participated and to all the volunteers that made this annual event a success.

Children's Hospital Finals
U 9 Boys	East St. Paul Predators vs Maples	0 - 5
U 9 Girls	Winakwa Fireballs vs ESP Red Dragons	0 - 1
U10 Boys	Red River vs Whyte Ridge Spirit	5 - 0
U10 Girls	Maples Monarchs vs Garden City Scorpians	1 - 4
U11 Girls	Tyndall Park vs Greendell	3 - 0
U11 Girls DL	St. Charles Wildcats vs St. Charles Walpole	1 - 2
U11/U12 Boys	Valour vs Park City West	6 - 3
U11Boys DL	FC Northwest (Collier) vs St. Charles	2 - 4
U12 Boys DL	WSEU (Fascione) vs FCNW (Benevides)	2 - 1
U12 Girls	Winakwa vs RA Steen Storm	0 - 1	GG
U12 Girls DL	WSEU (Flett) vs BVSC Inferno Blue (Daeninck)	1 - 0	GG
U13 Boys	Waverley Heights (Thomas) vs Winakwa	3 -1
U13 Girls	Southdale Angels vs Garden City	0 - 5
U14 Boys	Hanover Eastman vs Sinclair Park	0 - 1	PK
U14 Girls	Stonewall vs Dakota Lazers	2 - 1	GG
U15 Boys	Garden City vs Winakwa	0 - 3
U15 Girls	Oakbank Pink Strikers vs Stonewall	2 - 1
U16 Boys	Whyte Ridge vs Maples	2 - 0
U16 Girls	Southdale vs Charleswood	3 - 0
U18 Boys	Greendell vs Winakwa	1 - 2	PK
U18 Girls	Minnedosa Credit Union vs McGregor	3 - 0

2009 Outdoor Master Schedules for Premier, Premier-Developmental, and D-League and Recreation

Premier-PDL 2009

D-League 2009

Rules and Regulation Reminder May 29, 2009

Willie Laidlaw Director of Referees

3.13 Handshaking
All teams will shake hands with their opponents before every match (approved on September 28, 2008)

The intent of article 3.13 is to diffuse potential animosity before the game by reminding players that the game is supposed to be fun. It is not intended to replace the handshaking and cheering for the opponents after the match which must also be encouraged.

GET A KICK OUT OF LIFE!!!

Respect in Sport (from Sport Manitoba)

Sport Manitoba believes in being proactive in ensuring sport in our province is safe and welcoming for all participants.
Respect in Sport helps us promote those values through a simple and convenient on-line training course for coaches and sport leaders. It is designed as a tool to assist coaches in identifying and dealing with abuse, neglect, harassment, and bullying in sport.
Respect in Sport enables coaches to deal with legal and moral responsibilities, making them less vulnerable and more confident in dealing with sensitive issues.
A risk management tool, Respect in Sport will help sport organizations reduce liability. As a mandatory requirement, all coaches identified with a Provincial Sport Organization are required to take the course.

For information, please click here.

GREAT TOOL FOR ALL YOUTH COACHES...THE BYTE SIZE COACHING PROGRAM!!!

To receive coaching tips and instruction for coaching youth players, please visit http://www.wysa.bytesizecoaching.com/