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Welcome to the Diamond Head Region 48.
Click on the links below for additional information about our region.
Fall 2009 Registration
Accepting mailed in applications. (See "Registration" Section for details)
Coach Courses
Date Course Roster Number
7/17/2009 Coach-Safe Haven 200901716 Wilson School Library - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
7/18/2009 U6 Coaching Course 200901712 Niu Valley Middle School - Start Time: 8:30 am
7/18/2009 U8 Coaching Course 200901713 Niu Valley Middle School - Start Time: 8:30 am
7/18/2009 U10 Coaching Course 200901714 Niu Valley Middle School - Start Time: 8:30 am
7/25/2009 U12 Coaching Course 200901715 Niu Valley Middle School - Start Time: 8:30 am
7/31/2009 Coach-Safe Haven 200901723 Wilson School Library - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8/1/2009 U6 Coaching Course 200901758 Kilauea Rec Center - Start Time: 1:00 pm
8/1/2009 U8 Coaching Course 200901759 Kilauea Rec Center - Start Time: 1:00 pm
8/1/2009 U10 Coaching Course 200901760 Kilauea Rec Center - Start Time: 1:00 pm
Referee Course
8/10/2009 U6, U8 Class Session Kahala Recreation Center - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8/12/2009 U10+ Class Session Kahala Recreation Center - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8/15/2009 U6, U8 Field Session Kahala Recreation Center - 8:30 am - 10:15 pm
8/15/2009 U10+ Field Session Kahala Recreation Center - 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
8/17/2009 U6, U8 Class Session Kahala Recreation Center - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8/19/2009 U10+ Class Session Kahala Recreation Center - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8/22/2009 U6, U8 Field Session Kahala Recreation Center - 8:30 am - 10:15 pm
8/22/2009 U10+ Field Session Kahala Recreation Center - 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
About Diamond Head
The
Diamond Head Region, one of the oldest in the state,
is located on the east side of the island of Oahu in
Hawaii. It includes the communites of Waialae,
Kahala, Aina Haina, Niu Valley, Kuliouou and Hawaii
Kai.
Commissioner's Welcome
Dear Players, Coaches and Parents:
Welcome to our website. It is designed to provide information about the AYSO soccer program in the Diamond Head Region 48, which is the oldest in the state. We hope that you visit often and reference it throughout the season. Should you need further information, please contact the COACH of the team to which your child is assigned, the AGE GROUP COORDINATOR, or send your request, comments, etc. to us by email or regular mail.
AYSO is based on these principles or philosophies:
1) Open Registration
2) Everyone Plays
3) Balanced Teams
4) Positive Coaching
5) Good Sportsmanship and Fair Play
Besides our philosophies, our mission is provide an opportunity for parent and child interaction in a positive environment. We want you and your family to get involved while learning about and enjoying the sport of soccer. Please do not hesistate to get involved. We are all volunteering our time and appreciate any time and effort that you can contribute to the community.
Our Board meetings are open to everyone. If you are interested in attending our meetings, please feel free to do so. If you wish to address the Board, please send a request to be put on the agenda.
Mahalo for participating and volunteering. You make our region THE BEST!.
Guy Anama
Regional Commissioner
Past Regional Commissioners:
Name-Term
Richard Yanagi 4/1/03-3/31/06
Matthew Yim 3/1/00 - 3/31/03
Jay Miyaki 4/1/98 - 2/29/00
Linda Sayegusa 4/1/96 - 3/31/98
Robert Strand 2/4/93 - 3/31/96
Steve Bischoff 10/11/91 - 2/3/93
Dennis Wong 2/5/90 - 10/10/91
Adolph Samuels 11/29/87 - 2/4/90
Eugene Miranda 1/3/86 - 11/28/87
Tom Ishii 1/1/81 - 12/31/85
Joe Louie 1979
Jerry Gamble 1978
Leo Crowley 1977
Art Young 1976
Commissioner's Welcome
Dear Players, Coaches and Parents:
Welcome to our website. It is designed to provide information about the AYSO soccer program in the Diamond Head Region 48, which is the oldest in the state. We hope that you visit often and reference it throughout the season. Should you need further information, please contact the COACH of the team to which your child is assigned, the AGE GROUP COORDINATOR, or send your request, comments, etc. to us by email or regular mail.
AYSO is based on these principles or philosophies:
1) Open Registration
2) Everyone Plays
3) Balanced Teams
4) Positive Coaching
5) Good Sportsmanship and Fair Play
Besides our philosophies, our mission is provide an opportunity for parent and child interaction in a positive environment. We want you and your family to get involved while learning about and enjoying the sport of soccer. Please do not hesistate to get involved. We are all volunteering our time and appreciate any time and effort that you can contribute to the community.
Our Board meetings are open to everyone. If you are interested in attending our meetings, please feel free to do so. If you wish to address the Board, please send a request to be put on the agenda.
Mahalo for participating and volunteering. You make our region THE BEST!.
Guy Anama
Regional Commissioner
Past Regional Commissioners:
Name-Term
Richard Yanagi 4/1/03-3/31/06
Matthew Yim 3/1/00 - 3/31/03
Jay Miyaki 4/1/98 - 2/29/00
Linda Sayegusa 4/1/96 - 3/31/98
Robert Strand 2/4/93 - 3/31/96
Steve Bischoff 10/11/91 - 2/3/93
Dennis Wong 2/5/90 - 10/10/91
Adolph Samuels 11/29/87 - 2/4/90
Eugene Miranda 1/3/86 - 11/28/87
Tom Ishii 1/1/81 - 12/31/85
Joe Louie 1979
Jerry Gamble 1978
Leo Crowley 1977
Art Young 1976
Registration
Player Eligibility
Fall 2009/Spring 2010
Division Birth Date Range
Under 5 (U5) 8/1/04 - 7/31/05
Under 6 (U6) 8/1/03 - 7/31/04
Under 8 (U8) 8/1/01 - 7/31/03
Under 10 (U10) 8/1/99 - 7/31/01
Under 12 (U12) 8/1/97 - 7/31/99
Under 14 (U14) 8/1/95 - 7/31/97
Under 16 (U16) 8/1/93 - 7/31/95
Under 19 (U19) 8/1/90 - 7/31/93
Registration
Early Registration Fee: $65
(Fall Season Until July 31, Spring Season Until November 31)
Regular Registration fee: $80 per player
(Fall Season From August 1, Spring Season From December 1)
Mail-in registration fee: $80 per player
Important: New players to the region must present or submit a copy of childs birth certificate with registration and payment.
Returned check fee: $20
Registration Includes: Jersey, shorts and socks, award and picture taking.
Players must provide shin guards, shoes and water for practice and games.
Refund Policy:
Fall Season
Until July 31st $20 Processing Fee
After July 31st No Refund
Note: Full refund will be given if we cannot place child on a team.
Spring Season
Until November 30th $20 Processing Fee
After November 30th No Refund
Note: Full refund will be given if we cannot place child on a team.
It is required that you contact the Region 48 Registrar at registrar@aysohawaii.org for refund processing.
Refunds will be processed at the end of the season.
Registraton Events
1-Pre-register online at www.eayso.org.
2-Print TWO copies of the completed registration form
(Note: The complete form prints a signature line on the first page and you initial the second)
3-Bring the two copies, signed to the registration.
4-Important-If new to the region, a copy of the birth certificate is required.
Note: Contact registrar for all registration questions at registrar@aysohawaii.org.
Fall season:
1-Your coach will call you in late July.
2-Practice begins after August 1 (Note: Some teams may start practice later)
Note: Contact your Age Group Coordinator if you do not hear from a coach by August 1.
3-Games begin on the first or second week in September
Spring season:
1-Your coach will call you in late November-Mid December.
2- Practice begins on or after December 1 (Note: Some teams may start practice later)
Note: Contact your Age Group Coordinator if you do not hear from a coach by December 20.
3-Games begin on the first or second week in January
Mail-In Registration
1-Register online at eayso.org.
2-Print the registration form (two copies must be signed and submitted) and the volunteer form.
3-If new to the region, include a copy of the birth certificate.
4-Indicate on the form the preferred practice area (Kahala or Hawaii Kai)
5-Mail two copies of the registration form,
a copy of the child's birth certificate (required with all mailed in registrations)
and check for $80 made payable to AYSO Region 48 to:
Diamond Head Soccer Registration
AYSO Region 48
P.O. Box 10129
Honolulu, HI 96816
5-Please note that it can take up to three weeks for mail-in forms to be processed.
6-Your coach will contact you.
Questions/Information Contact - Diamond Head Registrar Email: registrar@aysohawaii.org
Fall 2009/Spring 2010
Division Birth Date Range
Under 5 (U5) 8/1/04 - 7/31/05
Under 6 (U6) 8/1/03 - 7/31/04
Under 8 (U8) 8/1/01 - 7/31/03
Under 10 (U10) 8/1/99 - 7/31/01
Under 12 (U12) 8/1/97 - 7/31/99
Under 14 (U14) 8/1/95 - 7/31/97
Under 16 (U16) 8/1/93 - 7/31/95
Under 19 (U19) 8/1/90 - 7/31/93
Registration
Early Registration Fee: $65
(Fall Season Until July 31, Spring Season Until November 31)
Regular Registration fee: $80 per player
(Fall Season From August 1, Spring Season From December 1)
Mail-in registration fee: $80 per player
Important: New players to the region must present or submit a copy of childs birth certificate with registration and payment.
Returned check fee: $20
Registration Includes: Jersey, shorts and socks, award and picture taking.
Players must provide shin guards, shoes and water for practice and games.
Refund Policy:
Fall Season
Until July 31st $20 Processing Fee
After July 31st No Refund
Note: Full refund will be given if we cannot place child on a team.
Spring Season
Until November 30th $20 Processing Fee
After November 30th No Refund
Note: Full refund will be given if we cannot place child on a team.
It is required that you contact the Region 48 Registrar at registrar@aysohawaii.org for refund processing.
Refunds will be processed at the end of the season.
Registraton Events
1-Pre-register online at www.eayso.org.
2-Print TWO copies of the completed registration form
(Note: The complete form prints a signature line on the first page and you initial the second)
3-Bring the two copies, signed to the registration.
4-Important-If new to the region, a copy of the birth certificate is required.
Note: Contact registrar for all registration questions at registrar@aysohawaii.org.
Fall season:
1-Your coach will call you in late July.
2-Practice begins after August 1 (Note: Some teams may start practice later)
Note: Contact your Age Group Coordinator if you do not hear from a coach by August 1.
3-Games begin on the first or second week in September
Spring season:
1-Your coach will call you in late November-Mid December.
2- Practice begins on or after December 1 (Note: Some teams may start practice later)
Note: Contact your Age Group Coordinator if you do not hear from a coach by December 20.
3-Games begin on the first or second week in January
Mail-In Registration
1-Register online at eayso.org.
2-Print the registration form (two copies must be signed and submitted) and the volunteer form.
3-If new to the region, include a copy of the birth certificate.
4-Indicate on the form the preferred practice area (Kahala or Hawaii Kai)
5-Mail two copies of the registration form,
a copy of the child's birth certificate (required with all mailed in registrations)
and check for $80 made payable to AYSO Region 48 to:
Diamond Head Soccer Registration
AYSO Region 48
P.O. Box 10129
Honolulu, HI 96816
5-Please note that it can take up to three weeks for mail-in forms to be processed.
6-Your coach will contact you.
Questions/Information Contact - Diamond Head Registrar Email: registrar@aysohawaii.org
Player Information
What is the AYSO Kid Zone?
Kids Zone means just what the sign says...the game is for the kids and not the adults. Everyone just needs to remember and follow these simple guidelines when attending an AYSO-sponsored event.
Kids are #1
Fun, not winning, is everything.
Fans only cheer and only coaches coach.
No yelling in anger.
Respect the volunteer referees.
No swearing.
No smoking.
Leave no trash behind.
Set a proper example for our children.
Health and Safety
All players, coaches, referees and parents are responsible for the safety of all AYSO soccer participants. Safety First
is the motto that everyone must learn to live by.
Goal Safety
Players should never climb or swing on goals or nets. Goals can fall over and cause injury or death.
Hydration
Players (and other volunteers too!) should drink lots of liquids BEFORE starting a practice session or game, preferably the night before.
If a player is already thirsty when play begins, they are already behind on hydration and may become dehydrated quickly,
especially on very hot, humid days. Water and sports drinks are best to replenish bodily fluids and much needed nutrients.
Jewelry and Watches
All players must remove any jewelry, watches, etc. before the start of game. This is to prevent injury to that player
or other players in the game. [More info]
Proper Equipment
Players must wear the proper field shoes (with or without grass cleats) and shin guards at all times. Shin guards
are to be worn next to the players skin and then covered with soccer-style socks that completely cover the entire
shin guard. Players should also use an age-appropriate sized ball to prevent injuries. [More info]
Illness or Injury
All AYSO or non-AYSO injuries or extended illnesses (greater than 2 weeks) must be reported to the Safety Director through your coach. This is to ensure that all players are healthy and eligible to play soccer.
Soccer Accident Insurance
All registered players, coaches, assistant coaches, referees, and volunteers are covered by soccer accident insurance.
Kids Zone means just what the sign says...the game is for the kids and not the adults. Everyone just needs to remember and follow these simple guidelines when attending an AYSO-sponsored event.
Kids are #1
Fun, not winning, is everything.
Fans only cheer and only coaches coach.
No yelling in anger.
Respect the volunteer referees.
No swearing.
No smoking.
Leave no trash behind.
Set a proper example for our children.
Health and Safety
All players, coaches, referees and parents are responsible for the safety of all AYSO soccer participants. Safety First
is the motto that everyone must learn to live by.
Goal Safety
Players should never climb or swing on goals or nets. Goals can fall over and cause injury or death.
Hydration
Players (and other volunteers too!) should drink lots of liquids BEFORE starting a practice session or game, preferably the night before.
If a player is already thirsty when play begins, they are already behind on hydration and may become dehydrated quickly,
especially on very hot, humid days. Water and sports drinks are best to replenish bodily fluids and much needed nutrients.
Jewelry and Watches
All players must remove any jewelry, watches, etc. before the start of game. This is to prevent injury to that player
or other players in the game. [More info]
Proper Equipment
Players must wear the proper field shoes (with or without grass cleats) and shin guards at all times. Shin guards
are to be worn next to the players skin and then covered with soccer-style socks that completely cover the entire
shin guard. Players should also use an age-appropriate sized ball to prevent injuries. [More info]
Illness or Injury
All AYSO or non-AYSO injuries or extended illnesses (greater than 2 weeks) must be reported to the Safety Director through your coach. This is to ensure that all players are healthy and eligible to play soccer.
Soccer Accident Insurance
All registered players, coaches, assistant coaches, referees, and volunteers are covered by soccer accident insurance.
Coach Information
Coach Forms
Field Matrix
Date Course Roster Number
7/17/2009 Coach-Safe Haven 200901716 Wilson School Library - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
7/18/2009 U6 Coaching Course 200901712 Niu Valley Middle School - Start Time: 8:30 am
7/18/2009 U8 Coaching Course 200901713 Niu Valley Middle School - Start Time: 8:30 am
7/18/2009 U10 Coaching Course 200901714 Niu Valley Middle School - Start Time: 8:30 am
7/25/2009 U12 Coaching Course 200901715 Niu Valley Middle School - Start Time: 8:30 am
7/31/2009 Coach-Safe Haven 200901723 Wilson School Library - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8/1/2009 U6 Coaching Course 200901758 Kilauea Rec Center - Start Time: 1:00 pm
8/1/2009 U8 Coaching Course 200901759 Kilauea Rec Center - Start Time: 1:00 pm
8/1/2009 U10 Coaching Course 200901760 Kilauea Rec Center - Start Time: 1:00 pm
Field Matrix
Date Course Roster Number
7/17/2009 Coach-Safe Haven 200901716 Wilson School Library - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
7/18/2009 U6 Coaching Course 200901712 Niu Valley Middle School - Start Time: 8:30 am
7/18/2009 U8 Coaching Course 200901713 Niu Valley Middle School - Start Time: 8:30 am
7/18/2009 U10 Coaching Course 200901714 Niu Valley Middle School - Start Time: 8:30 am
7/25/2009 U12 Coaching Course 200901715 Niu Valley Middle School - Start Time: 8:30 am
7/31/2009 Coach-Safe Haven 200901723 Wilson School Library - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8/1/2009 U6 Coaching Course 200901758 Kilauea Rec Center - Start Time: 1:00 pm
8/1/2009 U8 Coaching Course 200901759 Kilauea Rec Center - Start Time: 1:00 pm
8/1/2009 U10 Coaching Course 200901760 Kilauea Rec Center - Start Time: 1:00 pm
Referee Information
Official Region 48
Rules
Referee Course
8/10/2009 U6, U8 Class Session Kahala Recreation Center - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8/12/2009 U10+ Class Session Kahala Recreation Center - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8/15/2009 U6, U8 Field Session Kahala Recreation Center - 8:30 am - 10:15 pm
8/15/2009 U10+ Field Session Kahala Recreation Center - 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
8/17/2009 U6, U8 Class Session Kahala Recreation Center - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8/19/2009 U10+ Class Session Kahala Recreation Center - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8/22/2009 U6, U8 Field Session Kahala Recreation Center - 8:30 am - 10:15 pm
8/22/2009 U10+ Field Session Kahala Recreation Center - 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Referee Course
8/10/2009 U6, U8 Class Session Kahala Recreation Center - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8/12/2009 U10+ Class Session Kahala Recreation Center - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8/15/2009 U6, U8 Field Session Kahala Recreation Center - 8:30 am - 10:15 pm
8/15/2009 U10+ Field Session Kahala Recreation Center - 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
8/17/2009 U6, U8 Class Session Kahala Recreation Center - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8/19/2009 U10+ Class Session Kahala Recreation Center - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8/22/2009 U6, U8 Field Session Kahala Recreation Center - 8:30 am - 10:15 pm
8/22/2009 U10+ Field Session Kahala Recreation Center - 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Game Schedules
Region Calendar
VIP Program
The AYSO
VIP Program provides a quality soccer experience for
children and adults whose physical or mental
disabilities make it difficult to successfully
participate on mainstream teams. VIP teams may
include:
These
players are Very Important Players (VIP) in AYSO.
We recognize that all people need to feel a sense
of belonging and acceptance. The VIP program offers
that acceptance and carries our philosophy of
Everyone Plays® to new heights - giving
everyone
a chance
to play.
PROGRAM GOALS
Kids with special needs are estimated to make up approximately 10% of the school-aged population and approximiately 20% of the United States population has special needs. Special schools and programs can isolate these persons, so the VIP Program has been structured to integrate our players into the rest of AYSO by providing a soccer season, and in some cases, using "buddies" - able bodied helpers - to assist players who need assistance, both on and off the field. Our goals for every participating player are:
EVERYONE
PLAYS
VIP helps more than just the players. Buddies and other volunteers increase their appreciation and understanding of individuals with special needs. They find their lives greatly enriched by their involvement with their new VIP friends. For parents thinking they would never see their children playing a sport or making new friends, VIP gives them joy and hope. They are able to relax and enjoy watching their children having fun like other kids, perhaps for the first time.
Teams can have as few as three players and may be co-ed. VIP teams can be put together with the players who register based on mobility or ability. Older and younger players can also be separated onto different teams when numbers allow.
| Blind
or visually impaired
|
|
| Amputees
or with conditions that impair
mobility
|
|
| Mentally
or emotionally challenged
|
|
| Autistic
|
|
| Down
syndrome
|
|
| Cerebral
Palsy
|
PROGRAM GOALS
Kids with special needs are estimated to make up approximately 10% of the school-aged population and approximiately 20% of the United States population has special needs. Special schools and programs can isolate these persons, so the VIP Program has been structured to integrate our players into the rest of AYSO by providing a soccer season, and in some cases, using "buddies" - able bodied helpers - to assist players who need assistance, both on and off the field. Our goals for every participating player are:
| have
fun playing soccer
|
|
| understand
the fundamentals of the game
|
|
| learn
teamwork and fair play
|
|
| increase
positive self-esteem
|
|
| become
more physically fit
|
|
| meet
and be comfortable with new people
|
VIP helps more than just the players. Buddies and other volunteers increase their appreciation and understanding of individuals with special needs. They find their lives greatly enriched by their involvement with their new VIP friends. For parents thinking they would never see their children playing a sport or making new friends, VIP gives them joy and hope. They are able to relax and enjoy watching their children having fun like other kids, perhaps for the first time.
Teams can have as few as three players and may be co-ed. VIP teams can be put together with the players who register based on mobility or ability. Older and younger players can also be separated onto different teams when numbers allow.