"A successful team does not necessarily win every game - a team may lose every game and still be successful in that it's players have improved their skills and team performance. This improvement will keep players interested." - - Author Unknown
Be a living example of sportsmanship, fair play and a positive role model for players both on and off the field.
Let the coach, coach.
Provide positive encouragement to the team, coaches and players on and off the field.
Treat your coaches, referees and opponents with respect and courtesy at all times.
Don’t place pressure on players to win. Players create enough pressure on themselves.
Accept the results of each game. Encourage players to be gracious in victory and to turn defeat into victory by working towards improvement.
Encourage your child to interact with the coaches if they have questions or a concern
Respect a 24 hour rule as it relates to approaching a coach with any concerns relating to games/tournament play.

Respect the rights and beliefs of others and will treat others with courtesy and consideration.
Be responsible for your own actions and the consequences of your actions.
Respect the property of others.
Respect and obey the WYSA soccer rules and the laws of your community, state and country.
Show respect to those who are responsible for enforcing the soccer rules and the laws of your community, state and country.
Do not use, consume or possess alcoholic beverages, tobacco or illegal drugs.
Conduct yourself with honor and dignity.