The White Eagles S.C. expects all players, coaches, and volunteers to abide by this code.
The White Eagles will look at every infraction of this code internally, and discipline appropiately.

Player Code of Conduct

As a Player, I will:
- Train and play to the best of my ability
- Win without boasting; Accept defeat with dignity and class
- Have a positive attitude and never quit
- Respect officials and accept their decisions without question
- Only give encouragement to my fellow teammates
- Exemplify sportsmanship
- Attend and be prompt to all games and practices
- Respect myself, my coach, teammates and opponents
- Learn and obey the laws of the game
- Notify the coach / team manager if I will be tardy for or unable to attend a game, training session, or team meeting
- Learn the rules, policies and procedures of the Team and Club

I will never:
- Engage in dissent directed toward an official
- Use a controlled substance (drugs) unless prescribed by a physician
- Participate in excessive and irresponsible horseplay
- Make excuses if my team loses a game
- Forget that I represent the White Eagles S.C.

Fan / Supporter Code of Conduct

As Fan / Supporter, I will:
- Be encouraging, supportive and affirmative in regard to my child’s play on the field
- Support the coach, manager and the team
- Respect officials and accept their decisions, (right or wrong)
- Familiarize myself with the Laws of the Game
- Comply with rules, policies and procedures of the Team and Club as they apply to me
- Refrain from “coaching” on the sidelines

I will never:
- Engage in dissent directed toward a game official
- Interfere at any time with the duties and responsibilities of the coach or manager
- Engage in any kind of type of un-sportsman like conduct with any official, coach, player or parent
- Act in any manner that is detrimental to your child, any player, the Team or White Eagles S.C.

Coaches Code of Conduct

- Teach players fair play, integrity, fairness and respect
- Promote respect through your words and actions, for the rules of the game, officials and their decisions, your players, opponents, and parents - Be encouraging, positive and constructive in your words and actions
- Show up for games and practices prepared and on time
- Inform parents of any injuries their child might have suffered in a game or practice
- Continue to develop your coaching skills be selective in the amount of instructions you give players during a game.



The Code of Conduct was taken from Ottawa South United Soccer Club Code of Conduct.