Davidson = open Glenwood = open Pickleweed = open Venetia Valley = open

All coaches (and assistants) are required to fill out a “Volunteer Application/ Disclosure Statement/Consent for Background Check”. Click on the link below for instructions.

Coaches can download this manual (hard copies available at coaches meetings and upon request) for information on the SRYSC coaching policy. It is full of useful information on how to run a practice, ball size, game length, and the administration of organizing a team.

You can also download the "Cheat Sheet" which is a quick sheet with details about players/games/fields for each age group.

For specific questions, call a Coaching Coordinator (Click Contacts tab for details)

If an accident or other unusual occurence happens on the fields please use the Incident Report Form below and fax to the San Rafael City Schools number on the form.

THE COACH

A good coach is someone who knows winning is wonderful but is not the triumph of sports.
A good coach is someone who goes to work early, misses meals, gives away weekends and plays havoc with family schedules so he or she can help out a group of youngsters.
A coach is someone who stays a half hour after practice and more to make sure every one of the players has a safe ride home.
A coach is someone who rarely hears a mom or dad say, “Hey, Thanks,” but receives a lot of advice on game day.
A good coach is someone who knows what to do if a player is hurt.
A good coach is someone who teaches that winning is not everything, but still lies in bed at night staring at the ceiling wondering what he or she might have done differently to have turned a loss into a win.
A good coach is someone who can help a child learn to take mistakes in stride.
A good coach is someone who sometimes helps a child develop ability and confidence that did not exist before.
A good coach is someone a youngster will remember a long time after the last game has ended and the season is over.

-unknown author