The current soccer year begins September 1 of each calendar year and concludes immediately following the Region 1 Championship. No adult registered with Soccer Maine (administrator, coach, trainer, director, booster, or any other club position paid or unpaid) shall recruit players actively playing for another team for participation in their program during the Soccer Year. No adult may encourage players within their program to recruit players actively playing for another team during the Soccer Year. ...

The mission of MSYSA is to administer youth soccer throughout the state. MSYSA is dedicated to encouraging sportsmanship and fostering increased knowledge, recognition and understanding of the game. MSYSA is constantly promoting opportunities for players to develop, train and compete while maximizing education and training for coaches. MSYSA is an organization that is currently exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. ...

The Massachusetts Youth Soccer Association (Mass Youth Soccer) is a non-profit corporation dedicated to the task of promoting and enhancing the culture of soccer in Massachusetts. Established in 1977, we have become the second largest state youth soccer association in the United States with more than 185,000 registered players, thanks to the dedicated efforts of the Board of Directors, an energetic support staff and over 25,000 adult volunteers.
Mass Youth Soccer exists to promote and enhance the game of soccer for the youth of Massachusetts and to encourage the healthy development of those players. It does so by offering and sponsoring a variety of programs designed to improve the quality of players, coaches and administrators. All levels of soccer are offered. ...

Coaching Demonstrations and Meetings will be held throughout the day Come to see some of the best coaches in the country work with players ranging in age from 7 to 17. It's an opportunity you won't want to miss! Sessions are appropriate for coaches working with Recreation or Competitive players. ...

State US Youth Soccer ODP tryouts. NJYS begins its ODP tryouts during the first two weeks of August before the start of the seasonal year. The U13 and U14 age groups start at a area level within the state and at the end of the initial tryouts, two initial state pools of players are selected. The U15 through U17 age groups conduct a state wide tryout and a initial pool is selected at each age group. Because of high school commitments and weather, the final tryouts are held in April of the next calendar year. At that point a final state pool is selected and the players then have a once a week 8 week training season. The teams have an event during the first weekend in June, the Region I ODP Tournament during the second weekend in June and the program concludes with the Regional Camps held in July. ...

The New York State West Youth Soccer Association (NYSWYSA) is the parent organization for over two hundred affiliated clubs and leagues in Western New York State. ...

NYC is one of the candidate host cities in the US Bid for the 2018/2022 World Cups. We are sending out an email blast to throughout the tri-state region to encourage players and their families to sign the online petition supporting the US bid. The goal is to have 1 million signatures before December 2, which is the date that FIFA will decide the host nations. ...

NYC is one of the candidate host cities in the US Bid for the 2018/2022 World Cups. We are sending out an email blast to throughout the tri-state region to encourage players and their families to sign the online petition supporting the US bid. The goal is to have 1 million signatures before December 2, which is the date that FIFA will decide the host nations. ...

NYC is one of the candidate host cities in the US Bid for the 2018/2022 World Cups. We are sending out an email blast to throughout the tri-state region to encourage players and their families to sign the online petition supporting the US bid. The goal is to have 1 million signatures before December 2, which is the date that FIFA will decide the host nations. ...

NYC is one of the candidate host cities in the US Bid for the 2018/2022 World Cups. We are sending out an email blast to throughout the tri-state region to encourage players and their families to sign the online petition supporting the US bid. The goal is to have 1 million signatures before December 2, which is the date that FIFA will decide the host nations. ...