COACHES

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Our Coaches

Lake Hills Soccer Club teams are coached by dedicated volunteers. Our soccer coaches are parents, grandparents, older siblings, and community members all coming together to support children as they learn and enjoy The Beautiful Game.

Lake Hills programs allow for and encourage coaches to grow along with their players. Not every coach comes to us with soccer or coaching experience. Volunteers with an enthusiastic desire to learn will find training and guidance from both Lake Hills Soccer Club and Eastside Youth Soccer Association.

All Lake Hills coaches and team managers must pass a national background check and complete training in the following areas:

  • Concussion Awareness
  • Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness
  • Abuse Prevention

Email Registrar@lakehillssoccer.org for more information about coaching opportunities.

Scroll to the bottom of the page to register.

Lake Hills Soccer Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit

Tax ID # 23-7408465

Coaching Resources

2024 Summer Coaches Meeting Recording

2024 Coaches Meeting notes

2024 Summer Coaches Meeting Presentation

2024 New Coaches Orientation

EYSA 2024 Handbook    (The Rules)

Eastside Youth Soccer Association

EYSA Referees

Locations

EYSA Coaching Philosophy

Boys Micro Soccer 3-4 players HQ
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Clinics and Events

 

2022 LHSC Rec U8+ Coaches Meeting Notes

Rec U13-U19 District II Meeting 

EYSA Coach Training

WSYSA License Clinic Schedule

Player Development Clinics

EYSA Coaching Programs

LHSC Annual Meeting--mid-November

2025 VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION

MICRO COACH & Manager Registration
U8-U19 Rec COACH & Manager Registration
CLUB SELECT COACH & Manager Registration

LAKE HILLS SOCCER CLUB VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS

All LHSC coaches, team managers, and board members must complete the following...

  1. Register with the club each year, updating contact information as needed.   Please review the buttons above and register for the appropriate level.
  2. Complete Intro to Safety (combined Concussion and Sudden Cardiac Arest) certification every year
  3. Complete SafeSport online training and/or refresher courses every year. Access code for new training: YC3E-6P5G-YYIL-CS2M (no code required for refresher)
  4. AFTER all certificates are completed, apply for and clear a nationwide background check through the Washington Youth Soccer Risk Management Application (RMA) system.

INSTRUCTIONS for Intro to Safety, SafeSport and RMA: DO NOT PAY FOR THE BACKGROUND CHECK at the end of SafeSport.  Use the instructions below on the Affinity site for free.

If you have completed SafeSport in the past locate your SafeSport ID number. Your SafeSport ID number can be located on a past SafeSport certificate.

1. Complete the training certifications (required annually) - There is NO FEE when using the code listed above

  • SafeSport
  • Intro to Safety (Concussion and Sudden Cardiac Arrest training are combined in the US Soccer Learning Center as Intro to Safety)

2. Complete your background check (required annually)

  • Background checks require your Social Security Number (SSN)
  • If you DO NOT have a SSN please contact your registrar after completing all trainings

Link to SafeSport and Introductory to Safety certificates (Concussion Certification and Sudden Cardiac Arrest Certification) click here U.S. Soccer Learning Center.

  • Click on Supplemental Courses
  • SafeSport and Introductory to Safety are the top two courses.

 

Click here to start the background checking process (RMA application)- WHEN THE PAGE OPENS, CLICK THE REGISTRATION BUTTON IN THE TOP RIGHT CORNER.  See screenshot above.

 

For more information reference WYS detailed instructions

Instructions for volunteers under age 18:

Minor Volunteer Compliance Training

 

Need assistance? Call Affinity Customer Support 1.888.213.3999

Concussion in Youth Sport Training

This mandatory training must be completed by coaches every year.

Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness

On July 24, 2015, Senate Bill 5083 – also known as the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Act – became effective. The law mandates that ALL coaches (paid or volunteer) at organizations using public school district facilities in the State of Washington are educated in the nature and risk of sudden cardiac arrest prior to the first practice/competition.

The training takes approximately 15 minutes and is available for free.

 

SafeSport Abuse Prevention 

On February 14th, 2018, the Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse and Safe Sport Authorization Act of 2017 was enacted by Congress and became federal law.

As a member of  US Youth Soccer, and Washington Youth Soccer, Lake Hills Soccer Club now requires all coaches, managers, and board members to complete the training linked below and submit certificates to the Club Registrar.

Allow up to 2.5 hours for completion of initial certificate. Certificates are valid for 1 year.

Use Access Code: YC3E-6P5G-YYIL-CS2M

 

 

WHAT IS THE SAFESPORT “REFRESHER” TRAINING COURSE?

Anyone who HAS completed the Core SafeSport Training requirement, should complete Refresher 1: Recognizing and Reporting Misconduct. Simply go to https://safesporttrained.org and sign in.

The Refresher course will be available on the “Learning Dashboard”.

Need assistance? Call Affinity Customer Support 1.888.213.3999

Lake Hills Soccer Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit  Tax ID # 23-7408465

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Bellevue, WA

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