The goal of ASL is to instill on it's participants the ideals of good sportsmanship, loyalty, courage, teamwork and discipline. These objectives can be reached by attempting to provide the highest quality of guidance. Coaches and volunteers shall bear in mind that the winning of games or individual achievements are secondary to the players well being. The goal for all coaches and volunteers is to provide an environment for the player to have fun, while learning the aspects of the game of soccer.

1. Coaches and volunteers will treat players, parents, and spectators with respect. They will not use profane, ridiculing, or intimidating language while in the presence of their players or at any organized ASL Soccer Function.

2.Coaches and volunteers will treat referees with respect. The coaches will be responsible for the behavior of their players, parents, and spectators. In the event of an individual (coach, player, parent, or spectator) is ejected from a game, a coach will escort that person from the field of play. The ejected person shall leave the field and have no further contact with the team until the game is finalized. There shall be a two game suspension (current game plus the next) for any person ejected. Furthermore ASL Judiciary Committee may add to that suspension if deemed necessary. A referee's act of ejection is to his/her discretion alone and is not open to appeal. The suspended person has the right to appeal only any added suspension time. The appeal shall be submitted to the Referee Assignor and the President of ASL with in 48 hours of the suspension.

3. No person shall be permitted to use tobacco product, alcohol or any illegal substances at any ASL sanctioned event, this includes practices, games (formal or informal). Coaches, volunteers and board members shall be responsible for enforcing this policy.

4. By endorsement of this Code of Conduct, the signor agrees to abide by all rules governing ASL. This also includes granting a Washington State Patrol investigation and team representation at all ASL coaches' clinics/ meetings by the coach or assistant coach.