US Soccer Curriculum
Recreational Program - Team picture schedule for Saturday 9/27 is available online. Remember, each player is to bring a picture order form with them. Fall registration fee includes "The League" package, any additional packages are the responsibility of the individual. (Updated Mon 9/22 at 3:10p)
Recreational Program - Recreational players need four items to their coach (coaches turn paperwork into their age group coordinators). 1. AYSA Medical Release (notary not needed for Rec), 2. AYSA Code of Conduct, and 3. AYSA Concussion Policy. The fourth item, copy of birth certificate, is required for age verification for nay players who have not been verified. (Updated Mon 9/15 at 2:10p)
Mini's Program - Fall 14 registration is now open. Click here to visit the Mini's, U3-U5, program overview or click here to see upcoming Mini's programs. (Updated 9/9 at 8:05a)
Competitive Program - Competitive fees have been applied to player accounts. Login to make August payments. Thank you.

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