1. Make coaches aware of any special circumstances affecting your child.

2. Get players to practice and games at appointed times (e.g. 15-30 minutes before game).

3. Pick players up promptly at scheduled end of practice and games.

4. Make sure players bring water (especially during hot weather) to practice and games.

5. Make sure players are dressed according to the weather conditions.

6. Notify your coach if your child will miss the scheduled game or practice.

7. Support the league's annual fundraising event held during the season.

8. Help with snacks for your team when scheduled. Make arrangements with another parent if you cannot make your scheduled snack date.

9. Help the coaches before & after the game to prepare and clean-up the field for home games during the season.

10. All teams need to keep a score book for each game. The scorekeeping duty could be shared between one or two parents.

11. Realize game circumstances will sometimes dictate changes in planned position assignments and substitution patterns (all coaching decisions must adhere to CFSLL player participation rules as detailed in the Rules Clarifications).

12. Let the coach know if your child is chronically unhappy with team circumstances.

13. Initiate discussion with the coach regarding any fundamental differences in coaching approach in a non-confrontational manner. Having these discussions immediately after a game is sometimes not conducive to a complete and open discussion of the situation. Try calling the coach at home an hour or two after the game or practice.

14. For unsolvable disputes or dissatisfaction, notify the CFSLL President or any CFSLL board member about your particular situation.