Coaches
FAQ for new coaches
Questions as a new coach
What age groups can I coach?
We offer teams from U4 through U19, and you'll typically coach your own child's age division. During registration, you can add to volunteer opportunities you'd like to coach your child's team.
How much time do I need to commit to being a head coach?
Most teams will practice once per week, or no more than twice a week depending on age group. Each practice typically last about one hour.
A regular season runs for about 10 weekends of games, with most games played on Saturdays. Occasionally, games may be scheduled on Sundays or a weeknight to make up...
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Register now for Spring 26'!
How to register as a Coach/Assistant Coach
Thank you for stepping up to coach a team! Your time and effort make a huge impact—not only on your team, but on many families across our league. We couldn’t be successful without our amazing coaches and supportive families! Don't worry if you haven't coached before or even played, we will get you on the right path to coaching a youth team!
North Texas Soccer requires that all coaches and assistant coaches have a background check and SafeSport training once a year. All background checks and SafeSport training expire on May 31st, returning coaches will only need to renew background and...
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Order your kits for spring!
Questions about uniforms
Q: Who is responsible for selecting team uniforms?
A: Team coaches are responsible for selecting the team uniform and communicating all uniform details and costs to parents.
Q: How much can uniforms cost?
A: Parents are responsible for uniform costs up to $45 per player. Any uniform costs exceeding $45 per player will be the responsibility of the coach.
Q: What types of uniforms are allowed?
A: Uniforms may be simple or customized. Acceptable options include a basic t-shirt with a permanent number on the back, paired with matching shorts and socks, or a custom kit sourced through a uniform company of the coaches choosing....
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Practice times, days, and field useage agreement
Practice field information
Bartlett Park Sports Complex is the only field location rented and scheduled to the associations registered coaches. Coaches are welcome to practice at other surrounding Burleson parks at their own discretion; however, those locations are not scheduled or managed by the association.
Each team is eligible for one (1) scheduled practice night per week at Bartlett Park on first-come, first-serve basis. A second practice night may be added for an additional $100 per team, which may be split among players.
Please note:
No refunds will be issued for rain-out practices or practices missed due to holidays.
Practice days for the spring season are to...
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Stay informed on player safety
Player Safety & Concussion Awareness
Knowing how and when to recognize a possible concussion is critical to protecting our players' health and safety.
We strongly encourage all coaches, volunteers, and parents to review the free concussion training linked below. This training covers concussion recognition, response, and proper steps to take when a concussion is suspected.
We have also included the U.S. Soccer Concussion Initiative, which provides official guidelines on prevention, recognition, and return-to-play protocols. Player safety is our top priority, and staying informed helps ensure a safe playing environment for everyone.
https://nfhslearn.com/courses/concussion-in-sports-2
https://learning.ussoccer.com/articles/hip/article/concussion-initiatives
Changes in brain functions:
Unaware of game (opposition colors, score of game, last play)ConfusionAmnesia (does not recall events...
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