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https://registration.bluesombrero.com/50469/position-selection?programId=136705

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NEXT START BACKGROUND CHECK – AT THE BUTTOM RIGHT OF THIS SCREEN IS A DROP DOWN MENU WITH New  Jersey Youth Soccer Affiliate CLUBS – THEY ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ! – Please make sure you choose Bloomfield Soccer Club

The awesome FALL 2021 Bloomfield Cup intown championship soccer seasonis open

Weather permitting – the season opens Saturday September 18

When are the games?

3-4 year olds LITTLE CLEATS 9 AM 10 AM 11 AM SATURDAY MORNING SESSIONS 
K-6th grade groups Saturday early and late morning
6-7-8th grade groups to be determined

When are practices? That is up to your coach. 

$85 a player for the whole season, includes  Soccer Jersey and trophy. You must provide your own Black Soccer shirts, shin guards and cleats.

Please make sure that you are 100% certain that you are comfortable with your child playing soccer and that you can abide by possibly changing and evolving rules and local guidelines. 

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• 2021-22 Travel Soccer is available for players born in birth year 2015 through 2008 (FALL SEASON) and 2015-2004 (Spring Season)

• We are an organization of volunteers. To make our travel program work, our volunteers make a significant time commitment. That is our organization’s pledge to you. PRACTICE: Generally, two practices are held each week during the fall and spring seasons. Individual team coaches determine the number and time of practices.

SCHEDULE: Each team typically plays 10 games on Sundays each season. Five of the games are played at home, and five are played away within New Jersey. Advanced teams may leave the state to play in regionals or national qualifying games. In addition to games, teams can participate in tournaments held throughout the year. The coaches should consult with parents to determine which tournaments they will attend. Players are expected to attend all games.

PARENT RESPONSIBILITIES: We expect parents to be good role models by respecting all players, coaches, and referees and by always demonstrating good sportsmanship. PLAYER RESPONSIBILITIES: We assume that players want to learn more advanced levels of soccer as they age. This requires a commitment by the players to improve their skills and playing ability both on their own and under the direction of coaches. We expect players to respect other players, coaches, and referees and to demonstrate good sportsmanship.

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BASIC SAFETY GUIDELINES

It is mandatory from the state, county, and township that everyone attending outdoor sporting events wear a face mask or face covering.

COACHES MUST WEAR A FACE COVERING AT ALL TIMES
PLAYERS MAY WEAR A FACE COVERING DURING GAMES MUST WEAR A FACE MASK WHEN NOT IN THE GAME.

DO NOT COME TO FIELD IF COVID-19 SYMPTOMS ARE SUSPECTED

No Player, Coach, Referee or Spectator should be present at any game if they exhibit any symptoms of COVID-19, or if they have a reasonable suspicion that they may have been exposed to someone who does.

Players are not required to wear masks on the field during the game, but may do so.
When on the sidelines, players should wear masks and spread out their gear and themselves from center line to goal line. Only players waiting to substitute should approach the center line.

No handshaking or physical contact between players, coaches and referees at the field.

No sharing of water bottles.

No spitting on the field.

During the Game

No physical contact (handshakes, high fives, hugs) between players celebrating a goal or a win.

Deliberate physical contact of any kind is prohibited.

Use common sense when dealing with players and coaches to limit contact on and off the field.

After the Game

No post-game handshakes or physical contact between players, coaches and referees.

Spectators should remain on their side of the field and allow the players to go to them.

All should vacate the field immediately after the game, wearing masks and avoiding physical contact.

Responsibilities of Parents to keep children Safe and healthy during the season:

Ensure that your child is healthy and check your child’s temperature before activities with others. No known exposure to a person with COVID-19 in 14 days.

Ensure that your child arrives to practice with own equipment (ball, water bottle, shin guards, and goalie gloves – these can no longer be shared by players)

Adhere to proper social distance requirements on the sidelines during practices and games.

Ensure washing (e.g. Hands) takes place after every training.

Ensure that clothes and equipment (clothes, cleats, ball, shin guards) are sanitized before and after every training.

Notify the club immediately if your child becomes ill for any reason.

Be sure that your child has necessary sanitizing products at every practice and game.  

Every player’s parents must fill out this form and return a copy to the coach or e-sign below the form

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PARENTS MUST ANSWER COVID SAFETY QUESTIONNAIRE BEFORE EVERY ACTIVITY

To keep you and all of our players, participants, coaches and their families safe, we are following the guidelines and recommendations of the New Jersey Department of Health and requiring that every participant be assessed for COVID-19 symptoms and risk factors each day before engaging in any youth soccer-related activity (practices, competitions, events and/or before entering into any facilities, etc.). The questionnaire questions must be answered for each player for each youth soccer activity on the day of the subject activity before the player will be permitted to engage in the subject activity.

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THESE QUESTIONS MUST BE ANSWERED BEFORE EACH SESSION

To keep you and all of our players, participants, coaches and their families safe, we are following the guidelines and recommendations of the New Jersey Department of Health and requiring that every participant be assessed for COVID-19 symptoms and risk factors each day before engaging in any youth soccer-related activity (practices, competitions, events and/or before entering into any facilities, etc.).

The below questionnaire must be completed for each player for each youth soccer activity on the day of the subject activity before the player will bepermitted to engage in the subject activity.
1. Did you take your temperature today and was your temperature above 100.4F? (Yes/No)

2. Have you had COVID-19 within the last 14 days, or have you been tested (positive) for it within the last 14 days? (Yes/No)

3. Have you had any signs or symptoms of a fever in the past 24 hours such as chills, sweats, felt “feverish,” or had a temperature that is elevated for you or 100.4F or greater? (Yes/No)

4. Do you have any of the following symptoms? (Yes/No)
• Fever or chills
• Cough
• Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
• Fatigue
• Atypical muscle pain or body aches
• Headache
• New loss of taste or smell
• Sore Throat
• Congestion or runny nose
• Nausea or vomiting
• Diarrhea

5. Have you traveled internationally or outside of the State of New Jersey in the last 14 days? (Yes/No)
Within the last 14 days, have you been exposed to, or come into contact with, anyone you know: (a) who has COVID-19, (b) who is/was being tested for COVID-19, (c) who had symptoms consistent with COVID-19, or (d) who was exposed to someone with COVID19? (Yes/No)

6. Within the last 14 days, have you been exposed to, or come into contact with, anyone you know: (a) who has COVID-19, (b) who is/was being tested for COVID-19, (c) who had symptoms consistent with COVID-19, or (d) who was exposed to someone with COVID19? (Yes/No)

Regardless of how you answer the questions provided in this survey, if you have symptoms consistent with COVID-19 or feel you may be developing symptoms consistent with COVID-19,you cannot attend or participate in any youth soccer activities and should contact a local healthcare professional.

We have merged information from June 18th update with June 22nd update

1. While soccer activities may resume June 22 – COACHES DO NOT HAVE START ON JUNE 22nd. The next phase of return to play is scheduled for July 6th. It is anticipated that full contact games and full contact  practices will be allowed on this date.

2. INTOWN Scrimmages may begin after July 6th – guidelines for that will be coming. We will start offical INTOWN soccer games in September.

3. Travel Team tryouts AFTER JULY 6 but before JULY 31

Video and infografik from New Jersey youth Soccer

DETAILED INFORMATION IS FOUND HERE:

There are significant restrictions in place for Phase 3 soccer.

Quick FAQs

FACE COVERINGS:

From the NJ Department of Health, “Coaching staff and parents/ guardians should wear cloth face coverings. Athletes are also encouraged to wear cloth or disposable face coverings when not engaging in vigorous activity, such as when sitting on the bench, when interacting with an athletic trainer, etc. Face coverings should not be worn by staff or athletes when engaging in high intensity aerobic or anaerobic workouts or while in the water, or where doing so would inhibit the individual’s health.”

SOCIAL DISTANCE MUST BE MAINTAINED

Players and coaches must still maintain social distancing (NO CONTACT) in Phase three 

TRAVEL AND INTOWN COACH’S ROLE

Follow all return to play protocols

Send home players if they are not feeling well

Provide adequate physical distancing at all times

Ensure all players are not sharing water/equipment (ball permitted)

Only Coach handles equipment.

Be understanding to parents/players that may delay returning to play

What is the recommended procedure for attending to an injured player?

Remain calm. Stop the activity (training or game). Send players to their designated bag area and call their parents for pick up. Check the scene to make sure it is safe for you and the injured player. Coaches are
advised to maintain 6′ physical distancing guidelines while questioning the player about their injury. If that is not possible, the coach and anyone attending to the injured player should follow universal precautions
and wear personal protective equipment (mask and gloves) before attending to the injured player.

Check for bleeding-treat for shock; if you suspect a head or neck injury, do not move the individual call 9-1-1 and the players parents. 

Parents are responsible for:

Checking your child’s temperature before any team related event

Notify your club immediately if your child becomes ill

Ensure your child has sanitizing products and plenty of water

Stay in car or adhere to social distance requirements

Ensure washing (e.g. hands) takes place before and after every training

Ensure clothes and equipment are sanitized before and after every training

PARENTS MUST ANSWER COVID SAFETY QUESTIONNAIRE

To keep you and all of our players, participants, coaches and their families safe, we are following the guidelines and recommendations of the New Jersey Department of Health and requiring that every participant be assessed for COVID-19 symptoms and risk factors each day before engaging in any youth soccer-related activity (practices, competitions, events and/or before entering into any facilities, etc.). The questionnaire questions must be answered for each player for each youth soccer activity on the day of the subject activity before the player will be permitted to engage in the subject activity.

Go here for screening questions:

June 18th update entering Phase 3 Soccer on June 22

See June 22 updates

June 15th update entering Phase 3 Soccer on June 22

If you have questions: Ask soccer@bloomfieldsoccer.us

Dear parent, players, and coaches. Over the next few days guidelines are being issued for a safe and comfortable return to youth sports including soccer. As there are many changes happening very quickly, we are going to post information as it becomes available and provide daily updates

New Jersey Youth Soccer, with the guidance of the Governor’s office have announced June 22nd as the date the soccer activities can return with RESTRICTIONS. This is “PHASE THREE”

June 12th update – Return to play guidelines for June 22 return to organized sports

June 12 Message from New Jersey Youth Soccer:

In today’s COVID-19 briefing, Governor Murphy stated that additional details for youth sports would be released this weekend. NJ Youth Soccer will review that information as soon as possible and distribute updates accordingly. While we do not have particular insight into the pending updates from the State of New Jersey, we remain committed to timely and constructive updates that assist leagues, clubs, coaches, parents and players with their Return to Play efforts. Unless there is a need to do so sooner, our plan will be to address these updates on our weekly Return to Play webinar at 12 noon on Wednesday, June 17th.

June 11th update – Return to play guidelines for June 22 return to organized sports to be released by New Jersey Youth Soccer on JUNE 15th

The reopening of youth sports and soccer activity guidelines for a SAFE and RESPONSIBLE return to play will be issued on JUNE 15th.

June 4th update WAITING FOR Return to play guidelines

New Jersey Youth Soccer continues to develop SAFE and RESPONSIBLE return to play guidelines. Their updates are coming much more frequently but a formalized return to play guideline is not yet official.. These guidelines are expected before June 22 to coincide with Governor Murphy’s announcement of the return of non-contact organized sport activities on June 22. These return to play guidelines  would also have to be approved by Essex County and the township of Bloomfield.

June 1st update WAITING FOR Return to play guidelines

Parents, with the announcement of the return of non-contact organized sport activities on June 22, 2020 by Governor Murphy, we are now waiting for release of RETURN TO PLAY guidelines from New Jersey Youth Soccer and the township of Bloomfield moving forward.

Bloomfield Soccer INTOWN – FALL TRAVEL SOCCER Update May 29th

Our goal is to have an exciting, comfortable and safe soccer year for everyone, and, to start playing soccer as soon as we are given the go ahead that we can proceed. The state has announced June 22 as the day organized non-contact youth sports can proceed in limited function. We are waiting for the County of Essex and the Township of Bloomfield to provide further guidelines. Safety is the number one concern. A safe responsible return to play is everyone’s plan.

May 25th update from New Jersey Youth Soccer

This is the statement from New Jersey Youth Soccer:

On Friday, we learned about Governor Murphy‘s executive order that provided more progress towards opening up New Jersey.  However, it was also communicated that organized team sports continue to be prohibited.  Therefore, while today’s news supports the eventual return to soccer, affiliated and sanctioned soccer activities statewide continue to be suspended.

We are encouraged by Friday’s development and we will continue to work with our member clubs.  While we previously targeted a hopeful initial Return to Play date in mid-June, this news allows us to work towards an earlier return to sanctioned activity.  Such a return to sanctioned activity will continue to be led by the guidelines previously provided to clubs.  As mentioned, we are developing additional Return to Play communication resources to assist clubs, coaches, players and parents.

Thank you for your continued support.

May 19th update

This update includes New Jersey Youth Soccer’s May 17th and May 19th updates and start up of return to play strategies

May 13th update – Little Cleats PLEASE see the email sent to your account email address for Little Cleats program information.

Bloomfield Soccer INTOWN Update May 13th 2020

Our goal is to have an exciting, comfortable and safe soccer year for everyone, and, to start playing soccer as soon as we are given the go ahead that we can proceed.

This is an evolving plan to do as much as we can, to take those extra steps not just to save a soccer season, but to make an awesome 2020 soccer year. 

At this time we are moving forward with a number of plans to combine the spring and fall intown soccer season into one 2020 intown season with some summer soccer activities as well.

The spring teams already set up will remain as they are throughout the year. We will move forward with these plans as we get more guidelines for proceeding safely from Bloomfield Township, Essex County, the Governor’s office in New Jersey, and New Jersey Youth Soccer.

As with everything in our world today, this is subject to change, but we are looking forward to making this happen for our Little Cleats, Hi-5 special needs development academy / Special Olympics, and K-8th grade intown soccer program.

Thank you

The below questionnaire must be completed for each player for each youth soccer activity on the day of the subject activity before the player will bepermitted to engage in the subject activity.
1. Did you take your temperature today and was your temperature above 100.4F? (Yes/No)

2. Have you had COVID-19 within the last 14 days, or have you been tested (positive) for it within the last 14 days? (Yes/No)

3. Have you had any signs or symptoms of a fever in the past 24 hours such as chills, sweats, felt “feverish,” or had a temperature that is elevated for you or 100.4F or greater? (Yes/No)

4. Do you have any of the following symptoms? (Yes/No)
• Fever or chills
• Cough
• Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
• Fatigue
• Atypical muscle pain or body aches
• Headache
• New loss of taste or smell
• Sore Throat
• Congestion or runny nose
• Nausea or vomiting
• Diarrhea

5. Have you traveled internationally or outside of the State of New Jersey in the last 14 days? (Yes/No)

6. Within the last 14 days, have you been exposed to, or come into contact with, anyone you know: (a) who has COVID-19, (b) who is/was being tested for COVID-19, (c) who had symptoms consistent with COVID-19, or (d) who was exposed to someone with COVID19? (Yes/No)

Regardless of how you answer the questions provided in this survey, if you have symptoms consistent with COVID-19 or feel you may be developing symptoms consistent with COVID-19,you cannot attend or participate in any youth soccer activities and should contact a local healthcare professional.

Little Cleat Soccer is soccer for 3 and 4 year olds. The players are taught the fundamental skills of soccer.

There are 7 one-hour sessions for each little cleater. The dates and session times available are:

Starts Saturday March 28th = 9 AM 10 AM 11 AM Sessions

LOCATION BLOOMFIELD MIDDLE SCHOOL
60 Huck Rd Bloomfield – Go to fields behind the school – Park in school Parking Lot

You will need the following:

• Soccer cleats – you can get them at:
  • Modells, Target, Walmart, Amazon on line.
• Shin guards – Amazon has some really good deals – also visit the two local Modells, they often run soccer packages of cleats and shin guards that are reasonable in cost
• Soccer shorts and socks – again these can be purchased very inexpensively online at Amazon or at Modells, Targets, Walmart

You will get a handsome, Adidas soccer jersey from our club. This jerseys will be distributed 15 – 30 minutes before the 1st session. The jerseys are yours to keep. At the end of the 7 weeks your 3/4 year old will also get a cool soccer trophy.

Thank you so much for playing

Fee is $75 we provide the Jersey

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This program is offered free of charge to any special needs child between the ages of 4 and 14.

• Questions? Email Hi5soccer@bloomfieldsoccer.us