SYSC Player Code of Conduct

As a member of SYSC, I understand that I represent the club at all times and am expected to uphold and reflect its values both on and off the field. SYSC Player Code of Conduct applies to all players, and any breach may result in disciplinary action by SYSC, including expulsion from the premises and exclusion from future events or programs.

• Respect for All: I will behave respectfully towards SYSC club committee members, coaches, teammates, opponents, referees, officials, parents, spectators, and club employees at all times.

• Upholding Club Values: As a member of the club, I will conduct myself in a way that positively represents SYSC and aligns with its values.

• Winning with Integrity: I understand that winning is not everything; learning, development, and enjoyment are more important.

• Listening to Coaches: During training and games, I will follow instructions from my coaches and not be influenced by others.

• Respectful Communication: I will not use crude, foul, or abusive language or engage in behavior that damages the reputation of the club or the game, whether on or off the field.

• Respecting Officials: I will not argue with referees or assistant referees regarding their decisions.

• Fair Play: I will treat all participants, officials, and spectators with respect and demonstrate good sportsmanship.

• Following the Rules: I will play by the laws of the game and cooperate with my coach, teammates, referees, and officials at all times.

• Prohibited Substances: I will not use any banned substances or drugs of dependence throughout my involvement with the club.

• Positive Attitude: I will display integrity, teamwork, and sportsmanship in all my interactions.

• Playing for Enjoyment: I will participate in the game for my own development and enjoyment, not just to satisfy parents or coaches.

By being a member of SYSC means all players commit to SYSC Player Code of Conduct and understand that any violations may result in disciplinary action.

SYSC Parent & Guardian Code of Conduct

South Yarra Soccer Club client safety policy

Place the safety and welfare of the athletes above all else

• Be consistent and impartial when making decisions
• Address unsporting behavior and promote respect for all people
• Modify your approach to suit the skill levels and needs of players
• Praise and encourage all participants
• Emphasise the spirit of the game rather than focus on negative aspects
• Encourage and promote rule changes to all players
• Be a good sport yourself as actions speak louder than words
• Keep up to date with the latest trends in refereeing
• Remember that you set the example on the park, therefore your behavior and comments should always be positive and supportive

SYSC Social Media Policy

Sun Smart Policy

FV Extreme Weather Policy

Personal Accident Insurance Cover

The Football Australia Personal Accident Insurance covers players, team managers, referees, coaches, committee members, directors, office bearers, administrators, selectors, medical officers, ambulance officers, voluntary workers and other match officials that are injured while engaged in activities sanctioned by Football Australia.

Personal Accident Insurance – Policy Overview (Category One)

Personal Accident insurance is for registered players, non-playing officials including team managers, referees, coaches, committee members, directors, office bearers, administrators, selectors, medical officers, physiotherapists, ambulance officers, voluntary workers and other match officials of the Policyholder who are aged eighteen (18) years or older at the date of injury, and engaged in the following activities:

• Participating in official matches or training;
• Travelling to participate in representative matches or authorised games;
• Travelling directly to or from home and one of the activities (a) – (b)

Personal Accident Insurance – Policy Overview (Category Two)

Personal Accident insurance is for registered players, non-playing officials including team managers, referees, coaches, committee members, directors, office bearers, administrators, selectors, medical officers, physiotherapists, ambulance officers, voluntary workers and other match officials of the Policyholder who are aged eighteen (18) years or older at the date of injury, and engaged in the following activities authorised by the Policyholder:

Fundraising activities;

• Administrative or organised social activities;
• Unpaid voluntary work;
• Travelling directly to or from home and one of the activities (a) – (c)

Personal Accident Insurance – Policy Overview (Category Three)

Personal Accident insurance is for registered players, non-playing officials including team managers, referees, coaches, committee members, directors, office bearers, administrators, selectors, medical officers, physiotherapists, ambulance officers, voluntary workers and other match officials of the Policyholder who are aged under eighteen (18) years at the date of injury, and engaged in the following activities:

• Participating in official matches or training;
• Travelling to participate in representative matches or authorised games;
• Fundraising activities;
• Administrative or organised social activities;
• Unpaid voluntary work;

Travelling directly to or from home and one of the activities (a) – (e).

To make a claim on player insurance, please use this link:

https://football.claimsgateway.com/login

Download the South Yarra Soccer Club Refund Policy here

Football Australia Safegurading Policy

Football Australia Anti-bullying and harassment policy

Complaints and Grievances Policy & Behaviour Management Guidelines

Football Australia – Community sports concussion guidelines