New Coach Information

MOSA is where you'll find your official tournament game schedule and standings.

• Go to mosa.gotsportsites.com and click the Schedules & Standings tab in the top right.
• Find your age group, then your flight (also referred to as "Nationals" within MOSA).
• Click on your team to display your full schedule.

GotSport is where you manage your roster and access game cards.

• Go to home.gotsport.com/login, enter your email, and click Forgot Password to create your password.
• Once logged in, click Team Management at the top, then select your team.
• Open the roster and enter each player's jersey number. Close the window when done.

• Click Matches on the left to view your schedule.

• Wednesday before the game: Send a message to the opposing coach through GotSport (click the comment bubble on your schedule). Confirm the game time, location, and what color jersey each team will wear.
• Friday or Saturday: Print your game card, you'll need to provide this to the referee on game day. On the far right of your schedule in GotSport, click the … menu and select Game Card & Print. Verify all players are listed and that each player's number is correct.

You are responsible for paying referees at home games and supplying the match ball to the referee. Referees prefer exact change, in cash. You will receive a check for the full season's referee fees at the start of the season.

Current referee fees are listed at the bottom of your game card — refer to that for the up-to-date amounts for your age group.

Your official roster, player cards, and player medical forms will be sent to you before the season. Please handle them as follows:

• Laminate the player cards and separate them. These must be presented to the referee along with your printed game card before each match.
• Keep all player cards with you at all times — do not let players keep their own cards.
• Bring player medical forms to every game.
• It's recommended to have a small first aid kit and a few instant ice packs available on the sideline.

• First game of the day: Set up corner flags and sandbags on goals.
• Last game of the day: Put everything away — corner flags and sandbags back in the shed, goals locked up (Count Basie).
• If you are the only game of the day, you are responsible for both setup and teardown.

MOSA takes coach and spectator conduct seriously. Please keep the following in mind:

• Do not yell at referees. There is no video replay — referees do the best they can.
• As coach, you are responsible for your parents' conduct on the sideline.
• Remind parents that this is youth travel soccer — it is meant to be fun and supportive for all players, including the opposition.
• If there is an issue with another team's parents, walk away and do not engage.