Welcome to the North Sevier Recreation

Youth Spring Soccer Program!

Please fill out the information below to register.

We are excited to have your athlete be apart of our program!

Kindergarten - 2nd Grade will stay local.

3rd - 8th Grade will be traveling

to Gunnison, Manti and Ephraim.

Parent / Guardian's Information

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Concussion and Head Injury Policy

In compliance with House Bill 204 – “Protection of Athletes with Head Injuries Act”; North Sevier Recreation has implemented the following policy which requires adherence by all coaches, volunteers, parents, legal guardians, participants and representatives of North Sevier Recreation, Salina City, Aurora City and Redmond Town.


A concussion is a brain injury, and all brain injuries are serious. 

  • They are caused by a bump, blow, or hit to the head or by a blow to another part of the body with the force transmitted to the head. 

  • They can range from mild to severe and can disrupt the way the brain normally works. 



Even though most concussions are mild, all concussions are potentially serious and may result in complications including prolonged brain damage and even death if not recognized and managed properly. 


Even a slight bump on the head can be serious.


Symptoms and signs of concussions may show up right after the injury or can take several hours or days to completely appear. 


If an athlete reports any symptoms of a concussion or if you notice the symptoms of

concussions yourself, seek medical attention right away.


 It is difficult to detect a concussion and most sports concussions occur without loss of consciousness.


 Participating in a sporting event after a concussion can leave an athlete vulnerable to greater injury or death. 


There is an increased risk of significant damage from a concussion for a period of time after the concussion occurs, particularly if the athlete suffers another concussion before

completely recovering from the first. This can lead to prolonged recovery, or even severe brain swelling with devastating and even fatal consequences.



Concussion Action Plan


What should a parent and/or legal guardian do when a concussion is suspected?


1. Report the suspicion to the coach and North Sevier Recreation Director:

  • Look for the symptoms and signs of a concussion (see CDC fact sheet)

  • When in doubt, remove the athlete from play

2. Ensure that the athlete is evaluated right away:

  • Do not try to judge the severity yourself, get assistance from a qualified Health Care Professional as soon as possible

3. Allow athlete to return to play only with permission from a qualified Health Care Provider:

  • Repeated concussion prior to recovery can increase the likelihood of further problems

  • No participant should return to play or practice on the same day a concussion has been diagnosed.

4. Both coach and parent should record the following:

  • The cause of the head injury and with what force

  • Any loss of consciousness and for how long

  • Any memory loss immediately after the injury

  • Any seizures immediately after the injury

  • Any other pertinent information you may think will help the Health Care Provider



Acknowledgement

By signing this form and the North Sevier Recreation registration form I acknowledge I have read North Sevier Recreations Concussion and Head Injury Policy. 


I understand what a concussion is, have been informed on how to recognize the signs and symptoms and agree to abide by the policy. 


I understand if my athlete is suspected of having a concussion, he/she will be removed from the sporting event and will not be permitted to continue participating in any upcoming sporting events until a qualified Healthcare Professional has determined it to be safe. 


I will provide North Sevier Recreation with a written statement by a qualified Healthcare Professional acknowledging the athlete is cleared to resume participation.

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Participation Consent

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Travel Consent Waiver

I, the undersigned parent/guardian, hereby give consent for my child to travel to and participate in practices and games through the NORTH SEVIER RECREATION and other Recreational Programs.

I understand that participation in this event involves travel and the inherent risks associated with transportation. I accept and assume all risks associated with my child’s travel and participation in the event.

I understand that my child is a representative of the NORTH SEVIER RECREATION and is expected to act appropriately. No bullying, foul language, or any other behaviors that would be deemed inappropriate will be allowed. If such behavior occurs, the discipline will follow those of the Code of Conduct and Anti-bullying Rules.

I release and hold harmless NORTH SEVIER RECREATION, its coaches, staff, volunteers, Recreational Directors, and any transportation providers from any liability for any injury, loss or damage that my child may incur as a result of travel or participation in the events.

I acknowledge that, in the event that I am unable to attend practice/ game / tournament, if I give permission for my child to ride with another individual in their private vehicle or other means, I waive any claims against NORTH SEVIER RECREATION arising from or in connection with the transportation of my child.

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Anti-bullying Policy

This contract aims to establish a clear anti-bullying policy for ALL athletes and coaches. By signing this contract, I agree to abide by the outlined rules and understand the consequences of engaging in bullying behavior.

  • Zero Tolerance:
    Any Form of bullying, including physical, verbal and cyberbullying, will NOT be tolerated.

  • Respect:
    Athletes must show respect towards teammates, coaches, opponents, and any other individuals involved with the sporting program.

  • Inclusivity:
    I agree to promote a supportive and inclusive team environment for ALL members.

  • Reporting:
    I agree to report any incidents of bullying to the coach or a responsible authority immediately. (Parents, Recreational Director etc.)

Definition of Bullying:

  • Physical Bullying: Hitting, Pushing, or other forms of physical aggression.

  • Verbal Bullying: Name-calling, insults, or other derogatory comments

  • Cyber-bullying: harassing or threatening messages sent through digital platforms

  • Social Bullying: excluding someone from activities or spreading rumors.

Consequences for Bullying:

  • First Offense:

    • Verbal Warning from Coach.

    • Immediate suspension from one game

    • Written apology to the victim.

  • Second Offense:

    • Mandatory Meeting with the coach, parents, athlete and Recreational Department.

    • Suspension from three games.

    • Probationary period where the athlete's behavior is closely monitored.

  • Third Offense:

    • Expulsion from the team.

    • No Refunds Given.

As a North Sevier Athlete, I agree to the following:

  • I will be a role model for my peers, both on and off the field.

  • I will exhibit behaviors that reflect positively on myself, my team and my community.

  • I will not engage in any form of bullying, including physical, verbal, and cyberbullying.

  • I will promote a supportive and inclusive team environment.

  • I will report any bullying incidents, whether involving myself or something I have witnessed to the Coach or The Recreation Department.

By signing this contract, the athlete agrees to uphold these standards and understands the consequences of failing to do so.

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Youth Sports Code of Conduct Agreement

This Code of Conduct Agreement is designed to ensure a positive, respectful, and safe environment for all participants in the North Sevier Recreation youth sports program. By signing this agreement, all parties agree to uphold the standards and expectations outlined below.

For Athletes

As an athlete, I agree to:

  • Show respect to all teammates, coaches, officials, opponents, and spectators.

  • Play fairly, following the rules and showing good sportsmanship at all times.

  • Attend all practices, games, and team meetings punctually, unless I have informed my coach of an unavoidable reason for my absence.

  • Listen to and follow my coach’s instructions.

  • Avoid using foul language, taunting or engaging in physical altercations. 

  • Report any incidents of bullying, harassment, or inappropriate behaviors to my coach or another trusted adult.

For Coaches:

As a Coach, I agree to:

  • Treat all athletes, parents, officials, opponents and anyone else associated with the Youth Sports Program with respect and fairness.

  • Serve as a positive role model by demonstrating good sportsmanship, integrity, and ethical behaviors.

  • Create a safe and inclusive environment where all athletes feel valued and supported.

  • Educate Athletes about the importance of teamwork, discipline, and respect.

  • Address any issues of bullying, harassment, or inappropriate behaviors promptly and effectively.

  • Communicate clearly with athletes, parents and the Recreational Department about expectations, schedules and any changes.

  • Will refrain from any aggressive physical contact or behavior towards athletes or parents.

For Parents and Guardians:

As a parent or guardian, I agree to:

  • Encourage my child to play by the rules and show respect for the efforts of coaches, opponents, officials, and the Recreational Directors.

  • Support my child’s participation in practices, games, and other team activities by ensuring they arrive on time and are prepared to fully engage. I will encourage all team members.

  • Maintain a positive attitude in all situations and avoid negative comments.

  • Adhere to the policy that only players, coaches, and, when necessary, the Recreational Director are permitted on the field, court, or any area of play—NO EXCEPTIONS.

  • Refrain from coaching my child or other players from the sidelines during games and practices.

  • Leave coaching to the designated coaches.

  • Refrain from criticizing officials, coaches, or opponents. This includes refraining from any abusive language or cursing. Recognizing that youth sports involve learning experiences, I understand that mistakes will happen, including by volunteer officials. I will also avoid making derogatory comments about any player, coach, or official by name.

  • Take responsibility for the behavior of all family members and friends attending the games or activities.

  • Adhere to the policy of no tobacco or alcohol in, on, or around any area where youth recreational activities are taking place.

  • Help ensure a positive and enjoyable experience for all participants.

  • Report any violations of these expectations to the Recreation Department.

  • Refrain from discussing playing time or game-related issues with coaches during games, practices, or activities. If concerns arise, I will wait until the following day to allow for a calm and constructive conversation. After this time, I will communicate any concerns with the coach or the Department Head.

  • Communicate any concerns or questions to the coach or the Recreation Department in a respectful, constructive manner.

  • Promote a supportive and positive atmosphere by avoiding disruptive behavior or negative comments.

  • Report any incidents of bullying, harassment, or inappropriate behavior to the coach or the Recreation Department promptly.

Zero Tolerance Policy

  • The North Sevier Recreation Department enforces a strict zero tolerance policy regarding violations of our Code of Conduct. 

  • The Recreation Department Board of Directors will review all incidents, and if individuals are found to be in violation of this policy, they may be banned from the current activity and possibly from future activities. Depending on the severity of the incident, the participant being observed may also face a ban from this and other future activities.

  • All decisions made by the Recreation Board of Directors are final. There will be no hearings or appeals once a final decision is reached.



Acknowledgement + Agreement:

This contract must be signed as a condition of your child’s participation in any North Sevier Recreation-sponsored activities.



Consequences for Violating the Code of Conduct:

Violations of this Code of Conduct may result in one or more of the following actions, depending on the severity and frequency of the offense:

  1. Verbal Warning from the coach or North Sevier Recreation Department

  2. Written Warning and a meeting with the coach, athlete, parents, and the North Sevier Recreation Department

  3. Suspension from practices, games, or team activities for a specified period of time

  4. Expulsion from the team

  5. Referral to the North Sevier Recreation Department’s disciplinary committee for further action, including potential expulsion from the program

By signing this document, I acknowledge that I have read, understood, and agree to abide by the code of conduct for the North Sevier Recreational Youth Sports Program. I understand the consequences of violating this agreement and commit to fostering a positive and respectful environment.


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