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2016 US Youth Soccer
New Mexico
Open State Cup
May 7-22, 2016
Church’s Chicken Soccer Tournament Complex
at Santa Ana Pueblo (Bernalillo, NM)
High Noon Soccer Complex
(Las Cruces, NM)
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2016 US Youth Soccer NM Open State Cup Program
New Mexico Youth Soccer Association
2825 Broadbent Pkwy NE, Suite D , Albuquerque, NM 87107
(505) 830-2245 or (505) 830-2246
http://www.nmysa.net/
admin@nmysa.net
7 May 2016
Dear soccer players, coaches, parents and friends:
I welcome you all to the 2016 US Youth Soccer New Mexico Open State
Cup tournament. Your participation makes this the premier event of the
year for our association. We are honored to host you in this tournament,
which showcases the best soccer skills, teamwork, discipline, and fair play
from the youth soccer players of New Mexico. You represent the best
NMYSA has to offer and we are proud of you.
Our State Cup is part of the US Youth Soccer National Championship
Series, in which 185,000 players and 10,000 teams from 55 state
associations throughout the nation compete to crown national champions
for the U-14 through U-19 age groups, both boys and girls. A form of the
US Youth Soccer National Championships was first held in 1935. After
adding age groups throughout the years, it reached its present format in
2001.
We have spent many hours preparing for this event, with the goal of having
the best team in each age group, for both boys and girls, represent New
Mexico in the Far West Regional Tournament. Our volunteers represent
the spirit of our association and we give them our heartfelt thanks. A
special thank you goes to the tournament committee: Gloria Faber,
Executive Director/State Registrar; Josh Groves, State Technical
Director; and Bob Bigney, Associate Technical Director/ODP Director.
Thanks also to the field marshals, referees, coaches, parents, and all the
volunteers who work throughout the year to make soccer possible for the
players.
Good luck to all the participants. Have a safe tournament and may you all
perform at your best.
Patrick Switzer, NMYSA President
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
2 NMYSA welcome
3-6 Tournament rules
7 NMYSA member benefits
8 ODP
9 Coach Education
10-11 U-12 Boys / Girls
12 Footgolf
13 SL Team App
16 US Soccer Initiatives
17 eKnowledge SAT/ACT prep
20-21 Caution: Children @ Play
24 Bownet Soccer
25 Concussion information
28-29: Caution: Children @ Play
30 U-17 Boys
31 U-17 Girls / U-18 Boys
32 U-18 Boys / U-19 Boys & Girls
33 Last year’s winners (2015)
34-35 Venue maps
Schedule / results:
http://bit.ly/223SVf6
2016 US Youth Soccer New Mexico Open State Cup
(part of the National Championship Series)
TOURNAMENT RULES (abridged)
RULES OF PLAY: Games will be officiated using the FIFA Laws of the Game, and modified for
age-appropriate play. Duration of Play: matches consist of two halves of the following
length—U12 = 30 minutes; U13 & U14 = 35 minutes; U15 & U16 = 40 minutes; U17, U18, &
U19 = 45 minutes. Ball Size: U13 and older will use a size 5 ball. All games will be played on
regulation FIFA-sized fields.
SCORING METHOD IN THE PRELIMINARY ROUND AND POOL PLAY: In pool play and firstround bracket play, team standings shall be determined by accumulation of points awarded as
follows: win (including forfeit) = 3 points; tie = 1 point; loss (including unintentional forfeit) = 0
points.
TIE-BREAKING RULES IN THE 1st ROUND OF BRACKET PLAY: If necessary, the following tiebreaking rules will be used to determine the order of team advancement:
1.) Head-to-head results
2.) Winner of most games
3.) Cumulative goal differential between goals scored and goals allowed in all games
played within the bracket. Maximum difference allowed is four (4) goals per game.
4). Most goals scored.
5.) Least goals allowed in all games played within the bracket.
6.) Kicks from the penalty mark per FIFA Law.
This tie-breaking procedure shall be used if necessary to determine 1st- and 2nd-place
standing within a bracket. If more than two (2) teams are tied at the end of the preliminary
round, the tie-breaker criteria listed will be used in order shown beginning at #2, to either
advance or eliminate one team. The remaining teams will then be compared, beginning again
with criteria #2, to determine the ultimate placement. If more than two teams are still tied after
#5 is applied, the team coaches will effect a draw (i.e., cards, straws, etc.) to determine the
order in which the kicks from the mark will be taken.
In the event that a team unintentionally forfeits one of its 1st-round bracket games, the
opposing team shall be recorded the winner with a 4-0 win.
OVERTIME PERIODS FOR ALL GAMES REQUIRING A WINNER: Overtime periods in games
that must have a winner will consist of two complete periods of 10 minutes each played at the
end of regulation play. If a game is still tied at the end of prescribed overtime play, FIFA “Kicks
from the Penalty Mark” rules will apply in order to determine the winner.
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GRACE PERIODS: Any team not ready to play at the scheduled start time shall be granted a
fifteen (15) minute grace period. A minimum of seven (7) players and one rostered coach of
that team constitute a legal team. Any team not ready to play at the expiration of the grace
period shall be deemed to have intentionally forfeited the game unless the State Cup
Committee determines the delay is due to circumstances beyond the team’s control.
SUSPENSION GUIDELINES: All suspensions due to this rule will be served during the tournament
in which they were received in the National Championship Series (including Regionals, and
Nationals). Suspensions will carry over from year to year until served. The term “game” shall
include kicks from the mark taken to determine a winner at the end of overtime periods (i.e.,
kicks taken during round robin tie-breaker procedures as discussed above). The term “coach”
shall include assistant coaches and trainers. The term “team official” shall include all rostered
team personnel, including trainers. Suspended team officials may not be on the team side of
the field. Suspended player(s) may remain on the team sideline if permitted by the game
official; the player(s) must be out of team uniform or be covered. Coaches are responsible for
the enforcement of suspensions. If a player or other team official participates in a game in
which they should have been suspended, the team will be deemed to have used an ineligible
player and will forfeit the game. Coach participation is defined as being on the team sideline.
Player participation is defined as playing in the game.
Players or team officials not listed on the official game roster are not allowed on the team
sideline and may be ordered by a game or tournament official to leave. Failure to comply with
the order may result in suspension and/or forfeiture.
Coaches, assistant coaches and rostered team officials sent off the field of play for an
infringement of the “laws of the game” shall have one (1) additional game added to the
“Suspension Guidelines” below that would normally be levied against a player for a similar
infringement.
“Club” coaches or coaches listed on multiple rosters who are suspended will serve their
suspension during the next scheduled game(s) involving the team they were coaching at the
time of their suspension, unless that team has no remaining games in the National
Championship Series. In that case the coach will serve his/her suspension during the next
scheduled games(s) for which the coach is rostered in the National Championship Series.
The State Cup Committee shall act on all disciplinary matters and shall have discretionary
powers in determining disciplinary action applied to spectators, team personnel and players.
Game suspensions listed below are to be regarded as minimums for the charged offenses.
Depending on the findings of the Committee, penalties may be increased according to the
gravity of the infringements.
When sent off the field of play and shown the red card for infringement of the “laws of the
game” players shall be suspended as follows:
Serious Foul Play - All age groups: Suspend for a minimum of one (1) game.
Foul and Abusive Language - All age groups: Suspend for a minimum of one (1) game.
Second Cautionable Offense – Receiving a second yellow card after previous yellow
card. All age groups: Suspend for a minimum of one (1) game.
Violent Conduct - All age groups: Suspend for a minimum of two (2) games.
Referee Abuse/Assault - All age groups: Suspend for a minimum of one (1) year with
review by the Board of Directors regarding further disciplinary action.
Referee abuse/assault includes, but is not limited to, pushing in an act of aggression, kicking,
spitting at, striking or attempting to strike a referee, assistant referee, or fourth official.
Any player or team official who refuses the referee’s request for their name or gives a false
name, while the referee is gathering data to report on an infringement of the “laws of the game”
involving them, shall have one (1) game added to the suspension that would normally be levied
by the State Cup Committee.
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In specific situations, the Committee may place an individual on probation, in addition to the
suspension, for a period of time not to exceed the length of the suspension. The probationary
period is to be served immediately following the suspension period and is intended to monitor
an individual’s degree of reformation. Should an individual on probation be sent off the field of
play and shown the red card during the probationary period, the original suspension and
probation shall be re-applied and no appeal will be heard.
UNFINISHED MATCHES: If the referee stops a match due to one team’s conduct, the match is
declared a unintentional forfeit, with the offending team losing the match and the winning team
being awarded the maximum points for that match. If the referee stops a match due to
inclement weather during (a) the first half of play, the match will be rescheduled or (b) if after
the end of the first half of play, the score of the match stands.
FORFEITS:
A. In the event that a team intentionally forfeits an NMYSA-sponsored game, an amount equal
to the entry fee shall be charged to the team. The affiliate member in which the forfeiting team
is registered is responsible for payment of the fee to NMYSA within 30 days. Any team that
intentionally forfeits a game shall be suspended from further participation in the tournament.
All of the forfeiting team’s games in the tournament including games already completed shall
be null and void. Bracket standings shall be determined as though that team never
participated in the tournament. An intentional forfeit (not an unfinished game) shall be defined
as a willful act not to play in a scheduled game during a State-sponsored tournament, as
determined by the State Cup Committee. The determination of the State Cup Committee is
final, and not subject to dispute or recourse to the Protest and Appeals Committee.
B. Any team that intentionally abandons a State-sponsored game will be fined an amount
equal to the entry fee. “Intentionally abandon” shall be defined as a willful act not to continue
play of a scheduled game once it has started as determined by the State Cup Committee. The
determination of the State Cup Committee is final, and not subject to dispute or recourse to the
Protest and Appeals Committee.
C. The coach of the team that intentionally forfeits or intentionally abandons a Statesponsored game will be suspended by NMYSA from coaching in New Mexico from the time of
the act for one calendar year.
D. In the event that a team forfeits or abandons a Consolation or Championship game,
preceding penalties shall apply and the opposing team shall advance.
E. Any team which withdraws by notifying the Director of Cups and Games in writing prior to
the draw will not have its entry fee returned and will not be further penalized. A team seeking
to withdraw from a NMYSA State-sponsored tournament after the draw shall be considered as
intentionally forfeiting.
F. Any roster postmarked after the deadline for rosters for any NMYSA State-sponsored
tournament will be fined $300 and the team will have three days after the notification to submit
the money with their late roster. If a team does not pay the late roster fine, they will be
dropped from the tournament and shall be considered as intentionally forfeiting.
G. Any fine assessed by US Youth Soccer against an NMYSA team at any level above State
Cup is the responsibility of the affiliate member whose team receives the fine. Any fine
assessed against NMYSA by US Youth Soccer shall be passed on to the affiliate member of
the offending team for payment.
SIDELINES: Both teams will assume opposite ends of the same touchline. Spectators must
remain on the opposite side of the field. Only coaches or trainers with a valid NMYSA pass
card for the teams playing will be allowed on the team side of the field. All teams must have
one of their rostered coaches at the field during the entire game. If a team’s only rostered
coach is expelled, the team must forfeit the game, but will not be deemed to have intentionally
forfeited the game.
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HOME TEAM RESPONSIBILITIES: The first team listed on the schedule is the “home team” for
that match. The home team is responsible for a change of uniform in the event of a color
conflict.
SUBSTITUTIONS: Substitutions may be made at any stoppage, with the consent of the referee.
For U-14 and below, an unlimited number of substitutions shall be allowed.
For U-15 and above, the substitution policy currently used for the national finals shall be used,
as directed by Region IV: a maximum of 7 substitutions for each team shall be allowed in
each game during each half of play and during overtime play. After leaving the game during a
half of play, the substituted player may not re-enter the game during that same half of play.
After leaving the game during overtime play, the substituted player may not re-enter the game.
PROTESTS AND APPEALS:
1)
Protests and Appeals of judgment decisions of referees will not be allowed.
2)
Suspension penalties applied that are within posted minimums cannot be appealed.
Appeals of penalties in excess of the posted minimums must be done according to the
protests and appeals procedures shown below.
3)
All questions relating to qualification of competitors, to interpretations of rules, to
suspensions, and to disputes or protests shall be referred to the Protests and Appeals
Committee whose decisions shall be final and binding.
4)
In order for protests to be valid and eligible for consideration, the intent to protest shall be
verbally lodged with the center referee and the opposing coach at the game site
immediately after the end of the game that is being protested.
5)
To be valid and eligible for consideration, the protest regarding the game must be
submitted in writing by the rostered coach or assistant coach with a $50.00 fee (nonrefundable) to the Tournament headquarters within two (2) hours after the end of the
game that is being protested.
6)
The State Cup Tournament Director will form a Protests and Appeals Committee of three
(3) to adjudicate the protest.
7)
The protest hearing will be completed before either team plays their next game in the
tournament
8)
The State Cup Tournament Director will notify the coaches of the teams involved of the
committee’s findings.
9)
A plea of ignorance of the rules of this competition is not sufficient grounds for protest or
appeal.
10) All decisions of the Protest and Appeals Committee will be final.
Visit NMYSA at:
Member Benefits
The New Mexico Youth Soccer Association
is the only comprehensive youth soccer
association operating in New Mexico and is the
official youth representative of the United States
Soccer Federation in New Mexico. We offer
opportunities for ages U-04 to U-19, from the
most recreational players to players who can
compete for National Championships or play for
the national team, from Hobbs to Farmington,
and for players with disabilities and for those
with economic challenges.
For additional
information, visit the NMYSA web site at
http://www.nmysa.net .
Included with $18 registration:
 Full-service registration
program
 Insurance – secondary
medical insurance for all
members; Liability insurance for
Leagues and Clubs; Errors and
Omission insurance for Board
members; portable with
notifications and permissions
 US Youth Soccer and US
Soccer Federation membership
 Publications and productions
 Sanctioning of travel and
tournaments
 Risk management—bi-annual
disclosure requirements,
background checks, goal safety
programs, and more
 Comprehensive electronic
access to services
Special Program Benefits:
 Olympic Development
Program (ODP) for elite players
 Young Olympians Program
(YOP)
 TOPSoccer for those with
disabilities
 Soccer Across America for
economically disadvantaged areas
 US Youth Soccer NM Open
State Cup and the National
Championship Series
 Kohl’s American Cup statewide recreational tournament
 Awards Program for national
recognition of New Mexicans
 Four state, regional and
national workshops
 “Caution: Children @ Play”
participant education program and
member codes of conduct
Programs only we can offer:
 Internationally recognized Coaching Education
 Internationally recognized Referee Education and certification
 US Youth Soccer National Championship Series
 Olympic Development Program
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The Olympic Development Program
Identify - Develop - Promote
What are the Benefits of Participating in New Mexico ODP?
1. Player development. The opportunity to train and play with the best
players in one's age group.
2. The opportunity to represent one's state, region, or country in
competition.
3. Top-quality competition. Games against other states’ ODP teams.
4. Exposure to regional and national team coaches.
5. Top-quality instruction from nationally licensed coaches.
6. Opportunity to be exposed to and train with college coaches.
“There are lots of opportunities for people to play soccer,
but not many opportunities to develop soccer players.”
… Alex Ferguson, Manager, Manchester United
ODP page:
http://bit.ly/1RTsgir
For more information, call (505) 830-2246,
e-mail odpdirector@nmysa.net
or visit our website at www.nmysa.net
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COACH EDUCATION Take a Coach Educa on Course today! NMYSA offers coach educa on courses for coaches of all age groups. Visit www.nmysa.net for detailed informa on on the courses currently on offer. Courses offered:  New! NSCAA Courses also offered
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Level 3‐6 Diplomas, Na onal Diploma, etc.
On‐line Youth Module 1 (U6‐U8), English/Español
Youth Module 2 (U10‐U12)
Goalkeeping Levels 1 (U10‐U12) & 2 (U12‐U15)
USSF “E” (U10‐U12) and “D” (U12‐U15) Licenses
Na onal Courses: Na onal Youth License,
USSF “C” License (U15 and up), etc.
Special Topics Courses
Visit our eCer fica on page for a list of courses and for online registra on. Coach Education page:
Download session plans, coaching ar cles and watch coaching‐related videos at our Coaches’ Corner page. Look under http://bit.ly/1UCdCjg
COACHES on the home page. www.nmysa.net Page 10
Under-12 Boys
Bracket A
NM Rush Barcelona White
Rio Rapids Scorpions Blue
NM Rush Barcelona Black 04
Rio Rapids Quattro
Bracket B
Rio Rapids Crew
Cruces FC Bones 03/04
FC Roswell
Guadalajara Scorpions
Saturday, May 7, 2016
NM Rush Barcelona White vs Rio Rapids Quattro
Rio Rapids Scorpions Blue vs
Rio Rapids Crew vs Guadalajara Scorpions
Cruces FC Bones vs FC Roswell
9:00 AM
SC03
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
SC04
SC05
HN01
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Cruces FC Bones vs Guadalajara Scorpions
9:00 AM
SC05
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
NM Rush Barcelona Black 04 vs
NM Rush Barcelona White
Rio Rapids Scorpions Blue vs Rio Rapids Quattro
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
SC03
SC04
FC Roswell vs Rio Rapids Crew
9:00 AM
SC06
9:00 AM
SC03
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
SC04
SC05
SC06
Saturday, May 21, 2016, Semifinals
Semi1: Rio Rapids Crew vs Rio Rapids Quattro
9:00 AM
Semi2: NM Rush Barcelona Black 04 vs Cruces FC Bones 1:00 PM
SC03
SC03
Wednesday, May 25, 2016, Consolation and Final
Cons: Rio Rapids Quattro vs Cruces FC Bones
Final: Rio Rapids Crew vs NM Rush Barcelona Black 04
SC03
SC04
Sunday, May 15, 2016
NM Rush Barcelona White vs
Rio Rapids Scorpions Blue
Rio Rapids Quattro vs
Rio Rapids Crew vs Cruces FC Bones
Guadalajara Scorpions vs FC Roswell
5:30 PM
5:50 PM
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Under-12 Girls
Bracket A
Rio Rapids Dash
Rio Rapids SC Flash
NM Rush Cardinals
Bracket B
NM Rush Stealth Blue
Rio Rapids Shock
AUFC ‘04
AUFC ’04 White
Rio Rapids SC Flash vs NM Rush Cardinals
9:00 AM
SC06
Sunday, May 8, 2016
NM Rush Stealth Blue vs AUFC '04 White
Rio Rapids Shock vs AUFC '04
Rio Rapids Dash vs NM Rush Cardinals
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
SC03
SC04
SC06
AUFC '04 vs NM Rush Stealth Blue
Rio Rapids Shock vs AUFC '04 White
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
SC05
SC06
NM Rush Stealth Blue vs Rio Rapids Shock
AUFC '04 White vs AUFC '04
Rio Rapids Dash vs Rio Rapids SC Flash
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
SC03
SC04
SC05
Semi1: NM Rush Cardinals vs NM Rush Stealth Blue
Semi2: AUFC ’04 vs Rio Rapids Dash
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
SC05
SC06
Sunday, May 22, 2016, Consolation and Final
Cons: NM Rush Stealth Blue vs Rio Rapids Dash
Final: NM Rush Cardinals vs AUFC ’04
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
SC05
SC06
Visit FIFA at:
http://www.fifa.com/
Visit US Youth Soccer Region IV at:
http://regioniv.usyouthsoccer.org/
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JOIN US for fun and exercise while helping us raise
scholarship money for our player development
and coach education programs.
FOOTGOLF: Where Soccer meets Golf
 Footgolf is played like golf, but with a
soccer ball and 22” cups. The basic rules
of golf are applied with minor adjustments.
 Traditional golf attire recommended
(cap and argyle socks are encouraged!)
 Indoor soccer/turf shoes or athletic shoes
permitted (NO CLEATS!)
 Bring your own ball or rent one for $5.
 At least 2 team members must have a driver’s license to drive the golf cart.
 PRIZES!! For longest drive, longest putt, best score and more!!
Gold Sponsor: $300
 Lawn sign at hole of your choice
 Sponsors will be acknowledged
on website and social media
 Includes entry fee for a 4-player
team
Silver Sponsor: $150
 Lawn sign at hole of your choice
 Sponsors will be acknowledged
on website and social media
Contact us if you would like to donate prizes or goodie bag items.
Registration form at http://www.nmysa.net/
Questions to Heather (nmsoccer@nmysa.net) or (505) 830-2245.
NMYSA is excited to announce a partnership with SL Team
App powered by Sports Logic® and will use SL Team App
for ODP communication and scheduling in the Fall.
SL Team App is the ultimate mobile management solution
to organize and operate your sports teams effectively—
manage schedules and calendars, track attendance, be
prepared with driving directions and weather forecasts,
communicate with team chat, and much more, all from the
palm of your hand. Coming soon, SL Team App will offer
live streaming video and statistics so you'll never have to
miss a game!
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For more info:
http://bit.ly/1VuFcPt
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Under-13 Boys
Bracket A
Cruces FC Bones 02/03
Rio Rapids Cobras
NM Rush SF Strikers
NM Rush Azul 03
Bracket B
NM Rush Nero 03
Elite FC Barca
NM Rush 03
Rio Rapids SC Calle
Rio Rapids SC 03 Boys
Cruces FC Bones vs NM Rush Azul 03
Rio Rapids Cobras vs NM Rush SF Strikers
NM Rush Nero 03 vs Rio Rapids SC 03
Elite FC Barca vs Rio Rapids SC Calle
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
SC01
SC02
SC07
SC08
Sunday, May 8, 2016
NM Rush SF Strikers vs Cruces FC Bones
NM Rush Azul 03 vs Rio Rapids Cobras
NM Rush 03 vs NM Rush Nero 03
Rio Rapids SC 03 vs Elite FC Barca
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
SC01
SC02
SC07
SC08
NM Rush Nero 03 vs Elite FC Barca
Rio Rapids SC Calle vs NM Rush 03
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
SC07
SC08
Rio Rapids SC Calle vs NM Rush Nero 03
NM Rush 03 vs Rio Rapids SC 03
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
SC07
SC08
Cruces FC Bones vs Rio Rapids Cobras
NM Rush SF Strikers vs NM Rush Azul 03
Elite FC Barca vs NM Rush 03
Rio Rapids SC 03 vs Rio Rapids SC Calle
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
SC01
SC02
SC07
SC08
Semi1: NM Rush Azul 03 vs Rio Rapids SC 03
Semi2: NM Rush 03 vs Cruces FC Bones
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
SC07
SC08
Cons: NM Rush Azul 03 vs Cruces FC Bones
Final: Rio Rapids SC 03 vs NM Rush 03
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
SC02
SC08
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Under-13 Girls
Bracket A
Sting Thunder
Rio Rapids Thunder
AUFC ’03
Rio Rapids 03G
Bracket B
Rio Rapids Atleticas
Elite FC Orange
Rio Rapids Lightning
Challenge ATROX
Sting NM Wildcats
Rio Rapids Atleticas vs Sting NM Wildcats
Elite FC Orange vs Challenge ATROX
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
SC09
SC10
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Rio Rapids Lightning vs Rio Rapids Atleticas
Sting NM Wildcats vs Elite FC Orange
AUFC '03 vs Rio Rapids Thunder
Rio Rapids 03 vs Sting Thunder
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC09
SC10
SC05
SC06
Rio Rapids Atleticas vs Elite FC Orange
Challenge ATROX vs Rio Rapids Lightning
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
SC01
SC02
Sting Thunder vs Rio Rapids Thunder
AUFC '03 vs Rio Rapids 03
Challenge ATROX vs Rio Rapids Atleticas
Sting NM Wildcats vs Rio Rapids Lightning
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
SC01
SC02
SC09
SC10
Elite FC Orange vs Rio Rapids Lightning
Sting NM Wildcats vs Challenge ATROX
Sting Thunder vs AUFC '03
Rio Rapids Thunder vs Rio Rapids 03
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC09
SC10
SC09
SC10
Semi1: Rio Rapids 03 vs Challenge ATROX
Semi2: Rio Rapids Atleticas vs AUFC ’03
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
SC09
SC10
Cons: Challenge ATROX vs AUFC ‘03
Final: Rio Rapids 03 vs Rio Rapids Atleticas
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
SC09
SC10
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US Soccer Federation
Player Development Initiatives
The US Soccer Federation Board of Directors
recently approved a “Small Sided Soccer” and a
“Birth Year” registration mandate. This 2016-17
best practices and 2017-2018 mandate applies to
all USSF members—AYSO, US Club, SAY and
US Youth Soccer. For more information, please
see the below initiatives along with the FAQs.
Visit the US Soccer Player Development Initiatives web pages for an
overview of the program and further details about:
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Licenses
National Coaching Schools
Continuing Education
Resources
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Birth Year Registration
Season:
2016-17
Birth year
2012
http://ussoc.cr/1Nw0Hrg
2017-18
U6
2011
U6
U7
2010
U7
U8
2009
U8
U9
2008
U9
U10
2007
U10
U11
2006
U11
U12
2005
U12
U13
2004
U13
U14
2003
U14
U15
2002
U15
U16
2001
U16
U17
2000
U17
U18
1999
U18
U19
1998
U19
Visit the NMYSA web pages
for information about our
integration of these initiatives
into the New Mexico program:
http://bit.ly/1SnNZlZ
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Free $250 SAT & ACT Prep Courses
The eKnowledge Donation Project with NMYSA is entering its 11th year
assisting students and families. The Project waives the complete $250 course
price for the SAT or ACT Test Prep Programs, so the student pays only the cost
of delivering the program: DVD student fee of $17.55 for the cost of materials,
support and shipping; Online Cloud student fee of $19.99 for student support
and streaming.
NMYSA entry page:
The Donation Project is supported by professional
athletes from the NFL and MLB and 250 Partners,
including Boy Scouts, Big Brothers & Big Sisters
and National Federation of High Schools.
About the PowerPrepTM: The SAT and ACT PowerPrepTM
Programs are available online or DVD. These
semester-length complete programs include
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more than 11 hours of video instruction and
3,000 files of supplemental prep material, thousands
of interactive diagnostic tools, sample questions, and practice tests and 100+
hours of student participation time. Students select the training they need and
study at their own pace.
Page 18
Under-14 Boys
Bracket A
NM Rush 02 Boys
Classic FC Milicia
AUFC Express 02
Bracket B
Alameda Guerreros
Rio Rapids Strikers 02 Blue
NM Rush Nero 2K2
Bracket C
AUFC Bayern
Rio Rapids Strikers 02 White
Bracket D
Rio Rapids Timbers
NM Rush Impact
Rio Rapids White
AUFC Express 02 vs NM Rush 02 Boys
Alameda Guerros vs Rio Rapids Strikers 02 Blue
Rio Rapids SC 02 Boys vs Rio Rapids Strikers 02 White
Rio Rapids Timbers vs Rio Rapids White
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC01
SC02
SC03
SC04
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Classic FC Milicia vs AUFC Express 02
Alameda Guerros vs NM Rush Nero 2k2
AUFC Bayern vs Rio Rapids Strikers 02 White
NM Rush Impact vs Rio Rapids White
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC01
SC02
SC03
SC04
NM Rush 02 Boys vs Classic FC Milicia
Rio Rapids Strikers 02 Blue vs NM Rush Nero 2k2
Rio Rapids SC 02 Boys vs AUFC Bayern
Rio Rapids Timbers vs NM Rush Impact
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC01
SC02
SC03
SC04
Sunday, May 15, 2016, Quarterfinals
Q1: NM Rush 02 Boys vs NM Rush Nero 2k2
Q2: Rio Rapids Strikers 02 Blue vs Classic FC Milicia
Q3: Rio Rapids SC 02 Boys vs Rio Rapids White
Q4: Rio Rapids Timbers vs Rio Rapids Strikers 02 White
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC01
SC02
SC03
SC04
Semi1: NM Rush 02 Boys vs Rio Rapids Timbers
Semi2: Classic FC Milicia vs Rio Rapids SC 02 Boys
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC01
SC02
Cons: Rio Rapids Timbers vs Classic FC Milicia
Final: NM Rush 02 Boys vs Rio Rapids SC 02 Boys
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC01
SC02
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Under-14 Girls
Bracket A
Rio Rapids 02 Girls
NM Rush Reign 02
Elite Phasers
Rio Rapids Barcelona
Bracket B
Classic FC Samba
Rio Rapids SC LC Sol
Rio Rapids Rage 02
NM Rush ’02 G
Rio Rapids '02 Girls vs Rio Rapids Barcelona
Rush Reign 02 vs Elite Phasers
Classic FC Samba vs NM Rush '02 G
Rio Rapids SC LC Sol vs Rio Rapids Rage 02
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC05
SC06
SC09
SC10
Sunday, May 8, 2016
NM Rush '02 G vs Rio Rapids SC LC Sol
Rio Rapids Rage 02 vs Classic FC Samba
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC09
SC10
Rio Rapids Barcelona vs Rush Reign 02
Elite Phasers vs Rio Rapids '02 Girls
Classic FC Samba vs Rio Rapids SC LC Sol
Rio Rapids Rage 02 vs NM Rush '02 G
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC05
SC06
SC09
SC10
Rio Rapids '02 Girls vs Rush Reign 02
Elite Phasers vs Rio Rapids Barcelona
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC05
SC06
Semi1: Rio Rapids ’02 Girls vs Classic FC Samba
Semi2: Rio Rapids Rage 02 vs Elite Phasers
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC09
SC10
Cons: Classic FC Samba vs Rio Rapids Rage 02
Final: Rio Rapids ’02 Girls vs Elite Phasers
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC09
SC10
Visit US Soccer at:
http://www.ussoccer.com/
Page 20
We all have a responsibility to promote
high standards of behavior in the game.
In various national surveys, behavior was the biggest
concern in the game. This included both the abuse of match
officials and the unacceptable behavior by over-competitive
parents, spectators and coaches on the sidelines.
The NMYSA “Caution: Children @ Play” program goals are
to:
1. Provide all children a positive sports experience free from all
forms of abuse
2. Promote exercise and sports participation for the
development of healthy lifestyles that will promote wellness
through the lifespan.
3. Provide a safe environment for learning positive life skills
and the enjoyment of spare time in a sports experience.
4. Develop awareness of what constitutes maltreatment or
abuse.
Accomplishing these goals will result in players having more
fun, developing sound character, building self esteem,
increasing confidence, creating lasting friendships, and
improving trust.
Every parent, coach and player will be asked to abide by a
Code of Conduct during State Cup. These Codes of Conduct
will be distributed to each coach at check-in and are available
on the NMYSA web site: http://www.nmysa.net/. Help us meet
the number one goal of the “Caution: Children@Play”
program by providing all children a positive sports experience
free from all forms of abuse.
Page 21
Parent and Spectator Code of Conduct
We all have a responsibility to promote high standards of behavior
in the game.
In various national surveys, behavior was the biggest concern in the
game. This included both the abuse of match officials and the
unacceptable behavior by over-competitive parents, spectators and
coaches on the sidelines.
The “Caution: Children @ Play” program is aimed at tackling
unacceptable behavior across the whole game.
Play your part and observe the Code of Conduct for spectators and
parents/guardians at all times.
I will:
 Remain outside the field of play and behind the Designated
Spectator Area (where provided)
 Never engage in or tolerate offensive, insulting or abusive language
or behavior
 Always respect the match officials' decisions
 Applaud effort and good play as well as success
In addition, when attending youth games I will:
 Remember that children play for FUN
 Let the coaches do their job and not confuse the players by telling
them what to do
 Encourage the players to respect the opposition and match officials
 Never criticize a player for making a mistake—mistakes are part of
learning
I understand that breaches of the code may result in action being
taken by my League and/or my State Association.
Page 22
Under-15 Boys
Bracket A
Rio Rapids SC 01s
Classic FC Bandoleros
Rio Rapids Scorpions 01
Challenge FC Shockwave
Bracket B
Rio Rapids Varza
Elite Asylum
NM Rush 01
Rio Rapids Atletico
Rio Rapids SC 01s vs Challenge FC Shockwave
Classic FC Bandoleros vs Rio Rapids Scorpions 01
Rio Rapids Varza vs Rio Rapids Atletico
Elite Asylum vs NM Rush 01
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
SC01
SC02
SC03
SC04
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Challenge FC Shockwave vs Classic FC Bandoleros
Elite Asylum vs Rio Rapids Varza
NM Rush 01 vs Rio Rapids Atletico
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
SC02
SC03
SC04
Rio Rapids SC 01s vs Rio Rapids Scorpions 01
Rio Rapids Varza vs NM Rush 01
Rio Rapids Atletico vs Elite Asylum
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
SC01
SC03
SC04
Classic FC Bandoleros vs Rio Rapids SC 01s
Rio Rapids Scorpions 01 vs Challenge FC Shockwave
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
SC10
SC09
Semi1: Rio Rapids SC 01s vs NM Rush 01
Semi2: Rio Rapids Varza vs Rio Rapids Scorpions 01
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
SC03
SC04
Sunday, May 22, 2016, Final
Final: Rio Rapids SC 01s vs Rio Rapids Varza
1:00 PM
SC08
Visit National Soccer Coaches
Association of America at:
http://www.nscaa.com/
Page 23
Under-15 Girls
Bracket A
Rio Rapids 01G
AUFC Explosion 01
Elite Brazil
CFC Lady Bobcats
Bracket B
AUFC 01 Fusion
High Noon Stealth
NM Rush 01G
Rio Rapids Impact
Rio Rapids 01G vs CFC Lady Bobcats
AUFC Explosion 01 vs Elite Brazil
AUFC 01 Fusion vs Rio Rapids Impact
High Noon Stealth vs NM Rush 01G
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
SC05
SC06
SC09
SC10
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Rio Rapids 01G vs AUFC Explosion 01
Elite Brazil vs CFC Lady Bobcats
AUFC 01 Fusion vs High Noon Stealth
Rio Rapids Impact vs NM Rush 01G
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
SC05
SC06
SC09
SC10
Elite Brazil vs Rio Rapids 01G
CFC Lady Bobcats vs AUFC Explosion 01
NM Rush 01G vs AUFC 01 Fusion
High Noon Stealth vs Rio Rapids Impact
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
SC05
SC06
SC09
SC10
Semi1: Rio Rapids 01G vs Rio Rapids Impact
Semi2: AUFC 01 Fusion vs Elite Brazil
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
SC05
SC06
Final: Rio Rapids 01G vs AUFC 01 Fusion
1:00 PM
SC10
Visit US Youth Soccer
National Championship Series at:
http://championships.usyouthsoccer.org/
Visit NMYSA at:
Page 24
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Page 25
Concussion Information
With the increased emphasis on concussion awareness in sports,
NMYSA has developed a concussion education platform for players,
coaches and parents using the Center for Disease Control and
Prevention (CDC) "Heads Up" Concussion in Youth Sports program.
CDC’s “Heads Up”
Concussion in Youth Sports
Program
NMYSA Concussion
Information Page
US Soccer’s “Recognize to
Recover” Player Health &
Safety Program
http://1.usa.gov/223taeW
http://bit.ly/1N4q1o9
http://ussoc.cr/1RZIJhS
NMYSA began distributing the "Heads Up" fact sheets for parents,
athletes and coaches to local leagues and clubs with the 2014-2015
soccer season. In addition, we encourage all coaches to take the CDC’s
online concussion training course. This simple online course is loaded
with valuable information and direction for managing suspected
concussions. Please take the time to review the "Heads Up" fact sheet
and help to make youth soccer a safer environment for our children.
US Soccer has also implemented a new program, “Recognize to
Recover” (R2R), that contains information on a variety of player safety
and health related issues, including concussion initiatives.
Please visit the NMYSA Concussion Information page for links to
coach, parent and player fact sheets, links to the CDC on-line training, a
link to follow the ‘Heads Up” program on Facebook, and a link to
download the “Heads Up” app for Apple and Android devices.
Page 26
Under-16 Boys
Bracket A
Rio Rapids
Classic Select 00
Elite FC 2000
Bracket B
NM Rush 2000 Boys
Rio Rapids Strikers LC 00
NM Rush Nero 00
RRNSC Revolution
Rio Rapids SC 00 vs Elite FC 2000
Rio Rapids vs Classic Select 00
Nm Rush 2000 vs RRNSC Revolution
Rio Rapids Strikers LC 00 vs Rush Nero 00
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
SC01
SC02
SC03
SC04
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Rio Rapids SC 00 vs Rio Rapids
Classic Select 00 vs Elite FC 2000
NM Rush 2000 vs Rio Rapids Strikers LC 00
Rush Nero 00 vs RRNSC Revolution
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
SC01
SC02
SC03
SC04
Classic Select 00 vs Rio Rapids SC 00
Elite FC 2000 vs Rio Rapids
Rush Nero 00 vs NM Rush 2000
RRNSC Revolution vs Rio Rapids Strikers LC 00
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
SC01
SC02
SC03
SC04
Semi1: Rio Rapids SC 00 vs Rio Rapids Strikers LC 00 3:00 PM
Semi2: NM Rush 2000 vs Rio Rapids
3:00 PM
SC03
SC04
Final: Rio Rapids SC 00 vs NM Rush 2000
SC09
3:00 PM
Visit National Soccer Coaches
Association of America at:
http://www.nscaa.com/
Page 27
Under-16 Girls
Bracket A
NM Rush ’00 Girls
Rio Rapids Velocity
NM Rush Nero 00
Rio Rapids Galaxy 00
AUFC Heat 00
Bracket B
Rio Rapids SC 00
Rio Rapids Inferno
Rio Rapids Revolution
Classic FC Venom
AUFC Animals 2000
NM Rush '00 Girls vs AUFC 00 Heat
Rio Rapids Velocity vs Rio Rapids Galaxy 00
Rio Rapids SC 00 vs AUFC Animals 2000
Rio Rapids Inferno vs Classic FC Venom
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
SC05
SC06
SC07
SC08
Sunday, May 8, 2016
NM Rush Nero vs NM Rush '00 Girls
AUFC 00 Heat vs Rio Rapids Velocity
Rio Rapids Revolution vs Rio Rapids SC 00
Rio Rapids Inferno vs AUFC Animals 2000
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
SC05
SC06
SC07
SC08
NM Rush '00 Girls vs Rio Rapids Velocity
Rio Rapids Galaxy 00 vs NM Rush Nero
Rio Rapids SC 00 vs Rio Rapids Inferno
Classic Venom vs Rio Rapids Revolution
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
SC05
SC06
SC07
SC08
Rio Rapids Galaxy 00 vs NM Rush '00 Girls
NM Rush Nero vs AUFC 00 Heat
Classic FC Venom vs Rio Rapids SC 00
AUFC Animals 2000 vs Rio Rapids Revolution
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
SC05
SC06
SC07
SC08
Rio Rapids Velocity vs NM Rush Nero
Rio Rapids Galaxy 00 vs AUFC 00 Heat
Rio Rapids Revolution vs Rio Rapids Inferno
AUFC Animals 2000 vs Classic FC Venom
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
SC05
SC06
SC07
SC08
Semi1: NM Rush ’00 Girls vs Classic FC Venom
Semi2: Rio Rapids SC 00 vs Rio Rapids Galaxy 00
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
SC07
SC08
Final: NM Rush ’00 Girls vs Rio Rapids SC 00
3:00 PM
SC07
Page 28
Coach and Team Official Code of Conduct
We all have a responsibility to promote high standards of behavior in the
game.
In various national surveys, behavior was the biggest concern in the game. This
included both the abuse of match officials and the unacceptable behavior by overcompetitive parents, spectators & coaches on the sidelines.
The NMYSA “Caution: Children @ Play” program is aimed at tackling unacceptable
behavior across the whole game.
Play your part and observe the Code of Conduct for coaches, team managers and
club officials at all times.
I will:

Show respect to others involved in the game including match officials,
opposition players, coaches, managers and spectators






Adhere to the Laws of the Game
Display and promote high standards of behavior
Always respect the match officials' decisions
Never enter the field of play without the referee's permission
Never engage in public criticism of the match officials
Never engage in or tolerate offensive, insulting or abusive language or behavior
When working with players, I will:

Place the well-being, safety and enjoyment of each player above everything,
including winning


Explain exactly what I expect of players and what they can expect from me
Ensure the parents/guardians of all players under the age of 18 understand
these expectations



Refrain from and refuse to tolerate any form of bullying
Develop mutual trust and respect with every player to build his/her self-esteem
Encourage each player to accept responsibility for his/her own behavior and
performance

Ensure all activities I organize are appropriate for the players' ability level,
experience, age and maturity
I understand that breaches of the Code may result in action being taken by my
League and/or my State Association.
Page 29
Referee Code of Conduct
We all have a responsibility to promote high standards of behavior in
the game.
In various national surveys, behavior was the biggest concern in the game.
This included both the abuse of match officials and the unacceptable
behavior by over-competitive parents, spectators and coaches on the
sidelines.
The NMYSA “Caution: Children @ Play” program is aimed at tackling
unacceptable behavior across the whole game.
The behavior of the match officials has an impact, directly and indirectly, on
the conduct of everyone involved in the game—both on the pitch and on the
sidelines.
Play your part and observe the Code of Conduct for referees at all times.
When officiating I will:
 Be honest and completely impartial at all times, irrespective of the
teams, players or team officials involved in the match
 Apply the Laws of the Game and competition rules fairly and
consistently
 Manage the game in a positive, calm and confident manner
 Deal with all instances of violence, aggression, unsporting behavior, foul
play and other misconduct
 Not tolerate offensive, insulting or abusive language or behavior from
players and officials
 Support my match official colleagues at all times
 Set a positive personal example by promoting good behavior and
showing respect to everyone involved in the game
 Communicate with the players and encourage fair play
 Respond in a clear, calm and confident manner to any appropriate
request for clarification by the team captains
 Prepare physically and mentally for every match
 Complete and submit accurate and concise reports within the time limit
required for games which I officiate
I understand that breaches of the code may result in action being
taken by my League and/or my State Association.
Page 30
Under-17 Boys
Bracket A
Rio Rapids SC 99
Rio Rapids 99 Blues
Elite FC 99B
Bracket B
Guadalajara Chivas 99
AUFC 99
Classic FC Terminators
Rio Rapids Strikers FC 99
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Guadalajara Chivas 99 vs Rio Rapids Strikers FC 99
AUFC 99 vs Classic FC Terminators
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
SC07
SC08
Rio Rapids SC 99 vs Elite FC 99B
7:30 PM
SC02
Rio Rapids 99 Blues vs Rio Rapids SC 99
AUFC 99 vs Guadalajara Chivas 99
Classic FC Terminators vs Rio Rapids Strikers FC 99
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
SC02
SC07
SC08
Elite FC 99B vs Rio Rapids 99 Blues
Guadalajara Chivas 99 vs Classic FC Terminators
Rio Rapids Strikers FC 99 vs AUFC 99
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
SC05
SC07
SC08
Semi1: Rio Rapids SC 99 vs Rio Rapids Strikers FC 99
Semi2: Classic FC Terminators vs Elite FC 99B
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
SC07
SC08
Wednesday, May 25, 2016, Final
Final: Rio Rapids SC 99 vs Elite FC 99B
7:30 PM
SC08
Visit US Youth Soccer at:
http://www.usyouthsoccer.org/
Visit FIFA at:
http://www.fifa.com/
Page 31
Under-17 Girls
Bracket A
Rio Rapids SC 99
NM Rush 99
AUFC Prestige 99
Elite FC Angels
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Rio Rapids SC 99 vs Elite FC Angels
NM Rush 99 vs AUFC Prestige 99
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC07
SC08
Rio Rapids SC 99 vs AUFC Prestige 99
Elite FC Angels vs NM Rush 99
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC07
SC08
NM Rush 99 vs Rio Rapids SC 99
AUFC Prestige 99 vs Elite FC Angels
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
SC07
SC08
NM Rush 99 vs AUFC Prestige 99
11:00 AM
SC07
Under-18 Boys
Bracket A
NM Rush 98
Rio Rapids 98
Classic FC Redbulls
Bracket B
Classic FC Toros
Rio Rapids Red Gunners
Highnoon Soccer L.C. 98’s
Classic FC Torros vs Rio Rapids Red Gunners
NM Rush 98 vs Classic Redbulls
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
SC09
SC10
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Highnoon Soccer L.C. 98's vs Classic FC Torros
Rio Rapids 98 vs Classic Redbulls
3:00 PM
1:00 PM
SC09
SC01
Rio Rapids Red Gunners vs Highnoon Soccer L.C. 98's 3:00 PM
NM Rush 98 vs Rio Rapids 98
3:00 PM
SC09
SC10
Semi1: NM Rush 98 vs Rio Rapids Red Gunners
Semi2: Classic FC Toros vs Rio Rapids 98
SC09
SC10
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
Page 32
Final: NM Rush 98 vs Classic FC Toros
3:00 PM
SC10
11:00 AM
SC08
Under-18 Girls
Bracket A
Rush 98 Girls
Rio Rapids 98G
Rush 98 Girls vs Rio Rapids 98 Girls
Under-19 Boys
Bracket A
Rio Rapids 97
(declared champion)
Under-19 Girls
Bracket A
Rio Rapids 97G Zia
Rio Rapids Strikers
Rio Rapids 97G Zia vs Rio Rapids Strikers
3:00 PM
Visit US Soccer at:
http://www.ussoccer.com/
SC08
Page 33
Last Year’s State Cup Winners
The US Youth Soccer New Mexico Open State Cup is the first step for our
New Mexico teams in the annual US Youth Soccer National Championship
Series. The winners in age groups U-13 and above (and selected wild card
teams) go on to represent New Mexico in the US Youth Soccer Far West
Regional Tournament on 20-26 June 2016 in Boise ID.
The U-12 age group is added for the 2016 NM State Cup. The winners of
this age group (and selected wild card teams, if applicable) will advance to the
US Youth Soccer U-12 Far West Regional Tournament, June 14-19, 2016, in
Arvada, Colorado at the Stenger Soccer Complex. The U-12 age group will
play 11v11 at this tournament.
The 2015 US Youth Soccer New Mexico Open State Cup winners are listed
below. Selected winners, alternates and wild card teams represented New
Mexico in the 2015 US Youth Soccer Far West Regional Tournament In Boise,
ID, on June 22-28, 2015.
2015 age group winners:
U-13 Boys:
U-13 Girls:
U-14 Boys:
U-14 Girls:
U-15 Boys:
U-15 Girls:
U-16 Boys:
NM Rush 02 Boys (Tigers)
Elite FC Phasers
Rio Rapids SC Riot
NM Rush 00 Girls
U-16 Girls:
U-17 Boys:
U-17 Girls:
U-18 Boys:
U-18 Girls:
U-19 Boys:
U-19 Girls:
Rio Rapids SC 99 Girls
NM Rush 98 Boys
NM Rush 98 Girls
Rio Rapids SC 97 Girls
NM Rush 96 Girls
Follow the Regional results on the web at the NMYSA “Regionals” page, the US
Youth Soccer Region IV “Regionals” pages, and the US Youth Soccer National
Championship Series pages.
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