Parents Code of Conduct
 | Be positive and never criticize |
| Remember that these are children playing for the fun of the game. |
| In competition, someone always loses. If you win, do it gracefully, not boastfully. If you lose, do not allow children to become negative. Applaud good plays by your team and by members of the opposing team. |
| Official's decisions must be considered final. Please remember that some of these officials are new to refereeing and need encouragement to continue developing as referee's. |
| Parent behavior to anger or degrade a player, coach or referee is subject to disciplinary action by the Executive. |
| Parent's are responsible to arrange safe transportation to and from practices and games and are also responsible for advising the coach of any health concerns or absences by the player. |
| Help out the Coach whenever possible. |
Players Code of Conduct
| Players must remain respectful towards other players, coaches, referees and spectators. |
| Players should come to practice and games with proper equipment (ie. soccer boots, shin pads, uniform shirt, nylon shorts, straps on glasses, no jewelry). |
| Signing up to play is a commitment to the team. You need to make every effort to be at all practices and games on time. |
| Take proper care of your uniform and return it to your coach at the end of the season. |
| Sportsmanship and integrity are fundamental components of the game. |
The Mid-Isle Soccer Club is a non-profit organization whose mission is to foster the physical, mental, and emotional growth and development of area youth through the sport of soccer. Our mission is to provide continuous improvement of soccer knowledge, skills, and sportsmanship in an enjoyable environment, while instilling a lifelong passion for the sport.