About PAC Soccer
Teams Offered
We currently have Girls & Boys, JV & Varsity Soccer Teams. Participants are in the age ranges defined in our eligibility policy. Our schedule this coming season includes teams from other homeschool clubs, private schools, and public schools in the region.
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PAC SOCCER ALUMNI MATCH
Who: PAC Soccer Alumni-no restrictions
What: Inaugural Alumni Matches
When: Saturday, January 2018 TBA
Where: Red Bank Recreation Complex
Time: Girls game 2:30, Boys game 4:00
Format: each game will consist of three 20 min periods
Girls Alumni arrive at 2:00, Boys Alumni arrive at 3:30
Bring your old navy jerseys if you still have them. If not the current team will share.
The women’s Alumni team will play against the 2017 PAC Varsity Girls and be
coached by John Collins. The men’s Alumni team will play against the 2017 PAC
Varsity Boys and be coached by Joel Chandler.
If you are interested in playing, please contact Jennifer Aurednik at pacpanthers@windstream.net
Come out and let’s make this a lasting tradition!
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2018 PAC Soccer Teams
Congratulations on making a 2018 PAC Team (fees are subject to change slightly as we look at the expenses for the 2018 season)
-Registration-Please register asap once teams are posted, this let’s me know that you accept your position on the team.
Click here for Registration Options: https://pacpanthers.demosphere-secure.com/_registration (Registration is not open until after tryouts)
- Full time player- $330 for VB, VG, JVB and $300 for JVG
- Part time player-These are 6th, 7th, and 8th grade players who also play club soccer and have a spring season and will be coming to limited PAC practices because they will be at club practice, but will participate in games. $185+($ for uniform only if needed)
- Reserve players-These are players who will come to practices and develop as players but not play in games. They do not need to order a uniform but will pay $85 and receive a practice shirt and be covered by PAC insurance if an injury were to occur during practice.
If you have questions or concerns feel free to email or call me.
-Practice-Mandatory practice begins Monday, January TBA at Red Bank Rec, 6:30-8:00.
- Coaches have talked and would like to cut the practice time back to 8:00 and see how it works, if they feel they are not able to complete what is necessary during that time we will take it back to 8:30.
- Coaches will need to be notified when practices will be missed. It is important for you to be at all practices if possible.
- Coaches plan practices based on the number of players and if players don’t show up it affects everything. However, we know unforeseen things happen so if you cannot make a practice please notify your coach.
- We do not expect anyone to come to practice if they are sick and contagious.
- Coaches contact Info provided below.
-Forms needed:
- Birth Certificate- please provide a copy if you are new. I have all returning players on file
- Athletic Physical- I need proof that your player has had a physical. If your insurance only covers one once a year and you need to wait until Jan, Feb, or Mar. let me know and I will work with you. All players need a clean bill of health to play.
-Shin Guards- all shin guards need to be NOCSAE certified. Check your existing shin guards and make sure the tag can be seen, if you cannot verify that they are certified you will need to get new shin guards. You can purchase these online ex. Soccer.com, or locally at DICKS or Academy Sports.
-Uniform Kit and other apparel offered:
- Uniform kits- $$ TBA I tried to get most sizes at tryouts, if you want to change the size you need, please do so when asked on the registration. Returning players only mark on the uniform if you need a new piece of your uniform like bigger shorts or more socks or a new jersey. If you don’t need anything, DO NOT MARK IT!
- Training Jackets-please email me if you want a soccer jacket. Price will depend on how many are ordered ($65-$85).
- Hoodies and Long Sleeve shirts-TBA
If you want a jacket, hoodie, or Long Sleeve shirt you will need to email me size (and color for hoodie). Please make your check out to: PAC and mail to: Jennifer Aurednik, 1357 Knott’s Haven Lp, Lexington SC 29073
-Game schedule-I have the schedule but will wait until January to send it as it is at a stage when things are still changing a lot.
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Coaches
Manager: Jennifer Aurednik / pacpanthers@windstream.net / 803-269-6020
Director of Coaching-John Collins/johncollinsfb@gmail.com/803-397-2233
Varsity Boys: John Collins/johncollinsfb@gmail.com/803-397-2233
Junior Varsity Boys: Sal Fontana/salnmari@Hotmail.com/803-580-0688
Varsity Girls: Joel Chandler/ joelachandler@aol.com/ 803-354-8594,
Junior Varsity Girls: Stephen Ardoline/803-960-0757/luckyfortynine@yahoo.com
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Directions:
PAC Soccer home field: Red Bank Recreation Center, Sandhills United Soccer Complex, Liverpool Soccer Complex
Address:Red Bank (RB)- 1159 Nazareth Road, Lexington, SC 29073
Take I-20 to Exit 55 (towards Pelion, not Lexington), go approximately 3 1/2 miles on Hwy 6, you will come to a light at the bottom of a hill, turn right onto Nazareth Rd, go up the hill about 1/2 mile. The recreation center will be on the left. There is not a sign, but you will see horse arenas, baseball fields, BMX tracks. The soccer field is behind the BMX track.
SUSC (Swansea United Soccer Complex)- 371 Lewis Rast Rd, Swansea, 29160
Gibson RD (Liverpool Soccer Complex)-Duffie Drive, Lexington, SC 29072
https://www.google.com/maps?ll=33.978034,-81.257152&spn=0.003492,0.004619&t=h&z=18
Schedules are on team pages (2018 schedules will not be up until January)
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SECTION II: SPORTSMANSHIP EXPECTATIONS
I therefore pledge to be responsible for my words and actions while attending, coaching,
officiating, or participating in any SCHSAA athletic event and shall conform my behavior to the
following code of conduct:
1. I will treat any coach, parent, spectator, player, official, or any other attendee with respect
regardless of race, creed, color, national origin, religion, sex, or ability.
2. I will not engage in unsportsmanlike conduct with any coach, parent, spectator, player,
official, or any other attendee.
3. I will not engage in any behavior which would endanger the health, safety, or well-being of
any coach, parent, spectator, player, official, or any other attendee.
4. I will not use drugs or alcohol while at any athletic event. I will not attend, coach, officiate or
participate in an athletic event while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
5. I will not use tobacco (including smokeless types) while at any athletic event.
6. I will not engage in the use of profanity.
7. I will not engage in verbal or physical threats or abuse aimed at any coach, parent, spectator,
player, official, or any other attendee.
8. I will not initiate a fight or scuffle with any coach, parent, spectator, player, official, or any
other attendee.
9. I will not argue with officials or go through the motions indicating dislike or disdain for a
decision.
10. I will not make any degrading remarks about any official, coach, athlete, or school. I will not
make any degrading remark or criticism of any official, coach, athlete, or school to the media.
11. I will not detain or attempt to stop an official following the contest to request a ruling or
explanation of actions taken by the official. I will not follow or “chase” an official after a
contest is over.
12. I will not leave the bleachers or stands and enter the playing area to protest, object, criticize,
or question a call.
13. I understand that conduct that leads to my removal from an athletic event may be
considered a serious violation of the code of conduct.
14. I understand that as a coach or as a school administrator, that the removal of a team before
the completion of the game may be considered a serious violation of the code of conduct.
15. I hereby agree that if I fail to conform my conduct to the code of conduct while attending,
coaching, officiating, or participating in a SCHSAA athletic event that I will be subject to
disciplinary action by SCHSAA.
SECTION III: CONSEQUENCES
Any one or more of the following penalties may be imposed upon any team, coach, spectator or
athlete upon a violation of Code of Conduct or Constitution of this association.
WARNING – A warning is an official notice that an inexcusable, unethical, or unsportsmanlike
action is a matter of record and any such act must not happen again.
PROBATION – Probation is a more severe type of penalty and is for a specified time period. A team
on probation shall not play in any play-off, championship, conference tournaments, or
invitationals.
SUSPENSION – Suspension is a severe penalty which may be imposed for any specified time period
during which a team, individual, or coach is not allowed to participate. The suspension may be
for one or multiple activities.
FINE – Fines may be levied for each infraction or violation. A fine may be levied in addition to one
of the above penalties. All fines must be paid within ten (30) calendar days from the date of the
notification.
ARTICLE VI – ELIGIBILITY RULES: STUDENT
SECTION I: Student eligibility is determined by each Member Organization. Member Organizations shall
choose from one of the following categories:
Group A
Students educated per the South Carolina Code of Laws 59-65-40, 59-65-45, 59-65-46, or 59-65-
47 or via the virtual school method per the South Carolina Code of Laws 59-16
Group B
• Students educated per the South Carolina Code of Laws 59-65-40, 59-65-45, 59-65-46,
or 59-65-47 or via the virtual school method per the South Carolina Code of Laws 59-16
• Students educated per the South Carolina Code of Laws 59-40 (Charter Schools)
provided their athletic director or principle provides documentation certifying the
school does not offer the sport in question and gives permission for the child to
participate
• Students educated in a private school provided their athletic director or principle
provides documentation certifying the school does not offer the sport in question and
gives permission for the child to participate
For Students in counties that border South Carolina, the above eligibility rules would apply as
appropriate for their home state.
An academically ineligible player may not take part in practice sessions. Once a student has
enrolled as a full time student (more than twelve hours) at a post-secondary institution, he or
she is no longer eligible to participate in a Member Organization. A public or private school
student who has been unable to maintain academic eligibility is ineligible to participate in
interscholastic activities as a student in a Member Organization for the following semester.
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