WHAT IS “DOUBLE-ROSTERING” AND DOES SCSC PERMIT IT?
Double-rostering allows a player to play for two separate teams and is often used by players as a method to represent a secondary club in addition to SCSC (SCSC requires that player to be roster primarily with one at least one SCSC Team), but it also allows players within our club to experience playing against older/stronger opposition, by playing games with the ’next level’ SCSC team. SCSC does permit double-rostering in limited circumstances, and solely at the discretion of the Associate Director’s of Coaching and the coaches of both teams involved. If double-rostering is permitted, the ADOC will designate the team which is considered “primary” and which is “secondary” (generally, a player will be required to play with their age-appropriate team as their primary team). If double-rostering is permitted, the player and his/her parents need to understand that the primary team MUST take priority should any conflicts arise in training or game schedules, and they are to notify the coach of
