In the dynamic world of youth football, particularly within the Scout leagues, maintaining the integrity and sportsmanship of the game is paramount. Recent developments have shed light on the need to adjust the rules concerning the presence of coaches on the field. This shift comes in response to challenges with coaches intimidating referees and causing disruptions during the games.
Under the current rules, Scout teams are allowed one coach each for offensive and defensive plays on the field. These coaches play a crucial role in positioning and instructing players but are restricted from interfering directly with the play. Once the game is in motion, the coaches must stand back—a minimum of 15 yards once the center touches the football. At the snap, they must be positioned at least 10 yards behind the play and are prohibited from participating in calling audibles or plays.
Given the issues observed, there are new rule proposals aimed at curbing these disruptions while enhancing the coaching effectiveness and sportsmanship:
Proposal #1 suggests a phase-out approach where coaches can be on-field up to the fifth game. Post the fifth game, they would need to coach from the sidelines, although they can still join the huddle provided it’s 10 yards from the sideline. A crucial addition is the penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct—any coach flagged for such behavior within the first five games would result in their entire coaching staff being moved to the sidelines for the remaining games.
Proposal #2 outlines a more restricted on-field presence. Coaches can be within a 10-yard area from the sideline and must maintain a 10-yard distance from the nearest referee. Post-huddle, they must retreat to a designated area away from the field action. Similar to the first proposal, any unsportsmanlike behavior by any coach leads to the entire staff coaching from the sidelines for the rest of the season.
Proposal #3 advocates for maintaining the current rule but adds a strict penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct. Any such foul would lead to the entire coaching staff being restricted to the sidelines for all subsequent games, including the playoffs.
These proposals will be debated and voted on during the UCR (Ute Conference Representative) meeting.
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Are you passionate about supporting youth sports and making a positive impact on the community? We are currently seeking a 1099 Contractor who has experience in running youth sports organizations. Seeking someone who is passionate at assisting in moving the UC forward with our existing team.
Note: UCR’s, Presidents, and Board Members of current districts along with current coaches in the UC will not be considered. Past presidents, coaches and board members will be considered.
Qualifications:
– Minimum of 3 years of youth sports experience.
– Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
– Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team.
Types of working projects and requirements:
1. Social Media Management:
– Develop and maintain social media presence.
– Create engaging content to promote events, achievements, and community involvement.
2. Database Management:
– Handle data entry and maintenance of the organization’s database.
– Ensure accurate and up-to-date information for players, coaches, and volunteers.
3. Spreadsheet Expertise:
– Proficient in Excel for tracking and analyzing various data points.
– Assist in creating and managing game schedules and platforms, assist in tournaments and referee placement.
4. Graphic Design Skills:
– Utilize Adobe Illustrator for designing promotional materials, banners, and graphics.
– Collaborate with the marketing team to enhance visual content.
– Create and collaborate in the uniform design process.
5. Basic Accounting Knowledge:
– Support the finance team with basic accounting tasks.
– Assist in budget tracking, and financial reporting.
Requirements:
– Strong organizational and multitasking skills.
– Proficiency in social media platforms and content creation.
– Experience with database management and data entry.
– Advanced skills in Microsoft Excel for spreadsheet management.
– Familiarity with Adobe Illustrator for graphic design.
– Basic accounting knowledge is a plus.
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2. If I fail or refuse to complete the background screening process;
3. If my name appears on any sex offender registries;
4. If I have any conviction (including a guilty plea or plea in abeyance or a plea of nolo contendere) for any sexual offense or acts of sexual misconduct, irrespective of the date or whether the conviction was for a felony or misdemeanor;
5. If I have any conviction (including a guilty plea or plea in abeyance or a plea of nolo contendere) for any felony classified or deemed to be a “violent” felony, irrespective of the date or whether the conviction was for a felony or misdemeanor;
6. If I have any conviction (including a guilty plea or plea in abeyance or a plea of nolo contendere) for child abuse or domestic violence, (excluding Class B or C child abuse or domestic violence convictions) irrespective of the date or whether the conviction was for a felony or misdemeanor;
7. If I have any conviction (including a guilty plea or plea in abeyance or a plea of nolo contendere) for drug or alcohol related offenses (excluding Class B or C DUI convictions), irrespective of the date or whether the conviction was for a felony or misdemeanor;
8. If I have any other felony conviction within the past seven (7) years;
9. If I have any other misdemeanor conviction (class A) within the past two (2) years;
10. If I have any pending and unresolved felony or misdemeanor (class A) charges;
1. If I provide any false statements or material misrepresentations on my background check, or if my background check responses are materially incomplete or misleading;
2. If I fail or refuse to complete the background screening process;
3. If my name appears on any sex offender registries;
4. If I have any conviction (including a guilty plea or plea in abeyance or a plea of nolo contendere) for any sexual offense or acts of sexual misconduct, irrespective of the date or whether the conviction was for a felony or misdemeanor;
5. If I have any conviction (including a guilty plea or plea in abeyance or a plea of nolo contendere) for any felony classified or deemed to be a “violent” felony, irrespective of the date or whether the conviction was for a felony or misdemeanor;
6. If I have any conviction (including a guilty plea or plea in abeyance or a plea of nolo contendere) for child abuse or domestic violence, (excluding Class B or C child abuse or domestic violence convictions) irrespective of the date or whether the conviction was for a felony or misdemeanor;
7. If I have any conviction (including a guilty plea or plea in abeyance or a plea of nolo contendere) for drug or alcohol related offenses (excluding Class B or C DUI convictions), irrespective of the date or whether the conviction was for a felony or misdemeanor;
8. If I have any other felony conviction within the past seven (7) years;
9. If I have any other misdemeanor conviction (class A) within the past two (2) years;
10. If I have any pending and unresolved felony or misdemeanor (class A) charges;
The UC has 12 AI cameras that require camera techs to operate. These cameras are not the typical sport cameras and provide 4K broadcasting quality recordings. Minimum requirements for this position are:
Duties:
Compensation: $18/hr
The UC has 12 AI cameras that require camera techs to operate. These cameras are not the typical sport cameras and provide 4K broadcasting quality in their video. You must meet the minimum qualifications:
Duties:
Compensation: Depends on Experience