Coaches in Divisions 3B, 3G, 5B, 5G, 8B, 8G should record the game # and score for their records. The winning Coach is responsible for phoning in the correct scores. If there is a tie the home team will call in the score. Please make sure you do so in a timely manner all division standings depend on you entering the correct scores. Right after the game is a perfect time when the score is fresh in your mind. Please follow these instructions to "phone it in":

1. Dial the toll free number 1-866-334-6294.
2. When asked, say or enter the pin number of the event, and the code of the game (the code is the game number). Your pin number for the East Hanover Soccer Club is 3256.
3. You will then be told the division, teams playing, and field location - if this is the correct game, confirm by saying yes.
4. When asked, say or enter the score for each team, then confirm.
5. You can do more games in the same call, or just say goodbye when done.

Remember, you cannot have two games with the same game number (within the same division or across divisions) to use the PhoneItIn™ system.  

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Here is a link for the Rutgers Saftey Clinic locations. Get started early and sign up for a class.

The following are the requirements by the Township of East Hanover to coach recreation sports. 

1. Rutgers Saftey Course - Proof of certification of completeing the course.

2. Background check - The attached are the instructions and form that have instructions and applications for background/fingerprint checks and the East Hanover Township Recreation Volunteer Coaches Application.  These 2 documents are mandatory for all coaches and assistant coaches. Needs to be renewed every three years.

3. Concussion Online Course - link is directly below this article

4. Fill out Kids Safe application - link is directly below this article

If you have not already done so, please fill out the KidSafe Form and bring it to the Recreation Department.

The Center for Disease Control, CDC, offers a free online concussion training course to help coaches and parents identify and respond to possible concussions of young athletes.

This training is now mandatory for ALL soccer coaches (rec and travel).

New Jersey law requires any child who wears corrective eyeglasses while participating in soccer sponsored by a school or community to wear protective eyewear that meets certain frames and lens standards.  Please consult with your child’s vision care specialist about the requirements. Players who do not have the appropriate ’sports glasses’ or goggles will not be able to participate in games or practices.

This law was developed by the Coalition to Prevent Sports Eye Injuries at www.sportseyeinjuries.com.  View the law online.