This is the stated goal for players, parents, and coaches.  Although we may occasionally fall short, this is what we strive to be on and off the field.  It is the very foundation upon which the club was established.

PLAYERS Code of Conduct

• Show respect for all associated with the game: teammates, opponents, referees, coaches and parents.
• Build up not put down others.
• Play hard, but play by the rules, whether the referee is looking or not.
• Absolutely no cussing ever!
• Sitting out of practice and/or games can be the consequence of violation of the code of conduct or lack of effort.

PARENTS Code of Conduct

• Show respect to all associated with game: our players, the other team, referees, coaches and parents.
• Build up not put down others.
• Absolutely no cussing ever!
• If there is a concern about a coach or the team, the parent should go to the coach to discuss the concern privately (not before or during a practice or game).  If the concern is not adequately resolved, Jeff Dybdahl or another third party can be brought into the discussion to aid in resolution.  It is destructive to the team and always inappropriate to criticize the coach or the team on the sidelines before, during or after a game, or in any private conversations at any time if the coach is not present. 

COACHES Code of Conduct

• Show respect for all associated with the game: our players, the other coaches, referees, and parents.            
• Build up not put down others.  Coaches will not raise their voices to chastise players.  Coaches will not degrade players, or allow the degrading of players by others.  Coaches will correct, teach and  discipline with a spirit of encouragement.
• In most games, players will be given at least (approximately) half a game of playing time.
• Absolutely no cussing ever!
• Coaches must speak and act as they want the players to speak and act.  A coach can have a very positive or negative impact on the life of a player.

This is a map for players, parents and coaches.  Without a map it's easy to get lost.
 
Furthermore ... Club goal: no red cards. Ever.