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Capital Boys Varsity Soccer Program

 

Capital Boys Varsity Soccer Program

*If you are an incoming player for the upcoming season (spring), please message Coach Jeremy via the email below to get added to the team group chat for preseason training information and to receive Program updates. Tryouts will be the first three practice days of the season*

 

Head Coach: Jeremy Richtmyre
JV Coach: Adriana Montes
C-Team Coach: Alfonso Magana

Assistant Coach: Roland Watson

Instagram Account: @CapitalHSBoysSoccer

View the 2025 Capitol HS Soccer Program.

 

Coaching Staff Commitment to the Program

 

  • We will maintain an open-door policy with both player and parents.

  • To communicate important information with both players and parents as efficiently as possible

  • We will always prioritize the consistent development of our players – on and off the field.

  • We will be fair and impartial concerning both rostering and playing time to the extent practicable.

 

Expectations of Student Athletes 

 

Rules: Adhere to all Capital High School and WIAA participation rules (academic, sport-specific, athletics, etc.).

 

Communication: Proper communication is crucial to ensuring a strong Program. You will be expected to communicate with your team’s coach, in advance (whenever possible), for any absences, grade problems, or other issues that arise during the season.

 

Tryouts & Practice Participation: Be aware that tryouts are the first 3 days of the season (late February/early March). Failure to appear at all three days of tryouts may relegate a player to start at the JV or C-Team level, regardless of playing ability or prior season’s roster position, at the coach’s discretion.

 

While each of the teams (V, JV, & C) have their own practice rhythm, the expectation is that you arrive to practice on time and are focused on improving both yourself and your team. Practice is intended to be both technically and physically challenging. Team discipline will be a point of emphasis for any players on the Varsity Team. Players may be asked to leave practice or may be removed from the Varsity Team roster if there are issues with team discipline and/or focus.

  

Absences & Injuries: Absences from practices are not allowed except by the permission of your team’s coach. Failure to communicate effectively may result in loss of playing time, demotion to a different team, or removal from the Program. Coaches will strive to be understanding as we understand that unforeseen issues can arise – however – you must communicate absences with your coach ASAP.  If you are injured, you are expected to still come to practice. Exceptions may be made at your coach’s discretion.

 

Team Activities: Participation in team activities is mandatory. These activities may include team bonding activities, fundraising efforts, or other events. Exceptions may be made on a limited basis for conflicts related to school or family commitments.

 

Team Camaraderie: Treat the members of your team as you would like to be treated. Bullying, harassing, or other derogatory actions (verbal or physical) will not be tolerated and may lead to immediate removal from the Program.

 

Out Of Season (not required, but strongly encouraged)

 

  • Participate in strength/cardio training exercises when able.

  • Participate in team bonding / soccer kick around activities when able.

  • Participate in fundraising events as able.

 

Expectations of Parents

 

Support the Program and the Coaching Staff: Please understand that the coaching staff is doing their best to coach their teams and to help reinforce good habits in these young men.

 

Playing time will often be uneven – particularly on the Varsity Team. If your player has questions about his playing time, positioning on the field, etc.; please encourage him to have an honest conversation with the coaching staff. It is their responsibility to do so.

 

Support Your Players – On and Off the Field: It may seem obvious, but players can only be successful on the field if they feel supported at home. You, and not the coaching staff, are the most important variable in your child’s ability to perform on the field.

 

Be Involved: There are many ways to support the program. If you would like to be involved in the Program, whether it is helping to organize events for the boys, helping with sponsorships, or assisting on the field, we sincerely appreciate your help. Please contact the coaching staff if you would like to be involved or have ideas to help grow the program.