Spring soccer information

As the Fall 2021 season comes to an end it is time to start preparing for the Spring 2022 season.  The Spring season is basically a continuation of the Fall season. Returning players and teams stay together in the same age group.  Players will continue to wear their Fall 2021 Jerseys. Players and coaches please have a conversation about who is returning in the spring season. Parents do not assume that your coach will be coaching in the spring. Players on teams without a coach will be redrafted in the spring season. 

I would like to say congratulations on a great Fall season. It's definitely been a team effort from all the coaches and parents to make this a successful season. 

Hope to see everyone in the Spring and please tell your friends. 

Remember the soccer association is 100% volunteers. We have multiple board positions for the upcoming season. All skill sets are needed to help make this successful season.

Spring registration starts January

Spring season starts middle March

Spring season Ends in middle to late May 

nacyouthsoccer@gmail.comua

Equipment list

NYSA supplies jersey, goals, referees and grass

Players are responsible for black shorts, shin guards, socks that cover up the shin guards, ball and soccer cleats (baseball and football cleats are not allowed). 

u5-u8 size 3 ball    u9-u12 size 4 ball     u13 and up size 5 ball

Practice Field Schedule

Field 1-6 Reserved for U6

Field 8-12 Reserved for U7 & U8

Field 15,19,20,21  for u10

Field 15,16 and 17 for COED U12

Field 18 Reserved Mondays and Wednesdays for Pines

Field 14 Reserved Mondays and Wednesdays for Pines

Field 17 Reserved Mondays and Wednesdays for COED Junior High U16

Age Group Chart Fall 2021 & Spring 2022

U18 Age Group Birth year   2004, 2005 & 2006 Co-ed Teams

U15 Age Group Birth year 2007, 2008 & 2009 Co-ed Teams  

U12/U11 Age Group Birth year 2010 & 2011 Co-ed Teams

U10/U9 Age Group Birth year  2012 & 2013

U8/U7 Age Group Birth year 2014 & 2015

U6/U5 Age Group Birth year 2016 & 2017

NYSA will comply with the local mandates at the time for COVID-19 precautions.

Return to play policy: If a player or coach is diagnosed with COVID-19 they must avoid practices and games for 14 days starting from the first symptoms of COVID-19. If no symptoms were experienced, then the diagnosis date will serve as the start date for the 14 day avoidance period. No testing will be required for symptom evaluation or return to play evaluation.

Return-To-Play Guidelines for Covid-19 

• Ensure the player is healthy by checking the players temperature before activities with others. Do not attend trainings or games if exhibiting any symptoms of COVID-19 such as fever, cough, difficulty breathing or other symptoms identified by the CDC.

• Players should not attend trainings or games if they have been in contact with someone with COVID-19 within the past 14 days.

• Consider not carpooling or very limited carpooling.

• Parents should stay in their car or at least 6 feet from other non family spectators and should not approach non family players.

• Wear a mask when at training or games, except for when actually playing in a game.

• Bring your own hand sanitizer to trainings and games and use when not on the field.

• Ensure players clothing is washed immediately after each training or game.

• Ensure players equipment (shoes, ball, shin guards, etc.) are sanitized before and after each training or game.

• Ensure the player has his/her own equipment (ball, water, bag, etc.) and is told not to share with others.

• Notify your coach or manager immediately if the player becomes ill for any reason.

• Do NOT engage in handshaking, hugs, high fives, during training or games.

• When not on the field, players and players' equipment should be six feet from other players and equipment.

The Texas Governors office has issued and amended the COVID-19 related executive orders several times, to allow for a phased approach of Return to Practice and Play for outdoor sports participants. Effective June 15, 2020, players and teams were allowed to return to both training and games. The following guidelines are to be considered to allow for everyone to return in the safest possible environment. Remember, we are all in this together, so all players, parents, coaches, referees, and administrators should be aware of these guidelines. There may also be guidelines specific to a city or county. It is important that you are familiar with, and follow your local government and health authority warnings and guidelines. Parent and Player Responsibilities

Practice at home with Free Virtual Academy

The Lonestar Virtual Academy is an online platform is designed to support your player's development and to keep our community connected during periods when we are unable to be on the field.

https://lonestar-sc.typeform.com/to/uRAZxt

https://virtual.lonestar-sc.com

Equipment list

NYSA supplies jersey, goals and grass

Players are responsible for black shorts, shin guards, socks that cover up the shin guards sock color black or match soccer jersey, ball and soccer cleats (baseball and football cleats are not allowed). 

u5-u8 size 3 ball    u9-u10 size 4 ball     

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzQw3uT8WnQLdnJlRmdMSHg1UEE/edit  

SFA Soccer Camp Lil’ Jacks Program for ages 3-5yrs

https://www.gojackssoccercamp.com/

Little Jacks (for ages 3-5) SFA Soccer  Soccer Camp