Junior Football Manager Requirements Guide

Role: Team Manager
Commitment: Regular communication, team organization, and support during game days

Key Responsibilities:

1. Communication
   • The Manager’s primary role is to act as the communication link between the Coach and Team – ensure to remind team members of training and game times.
2. BBQ Duty
   • Each team is responsible for helping with BBQ duties at least once during the season. The Manager is responsible for organizing parents to assist with these duties (typically 1-2 times per season)
3. Team Organization on Game Days
   • Assist the Coach with the organization of the team on match days, such as helping with lineup and ensuring players are ready.
   • Work with the Coach to arrange "Player of the Day" awards and ensure the team stays motivated and focused.
4. Reporting Results
   • After each game, you must send the team’s results to the Club’s Results Coordinator as soon as possible. Failure to do so can delay the club's record-keeping and possibly affect team rankings.
   • Format for Results:
     • Example: 9th Grade, Glenview Rascals (3), Western United Demons (1) – Glenview Won
   • Results must be sent by text to 021 261 3439 or email to glenviewsoccernz@gmail.com immediately after the game.
   • Ensure the results are also updated on the WaiBOP Website by Saturday afternoon.

Time Commitment:

• Communication: Occasional emails and phone calls to keep parents and players informed.
• Game Day: Assist on match days with team organization and coordination of results.
• Total: Approximately 2-3 hours per week, depending on the game schedule.