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Little Soccer Crew |
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If you are registering your 4 year old in our ALL VOLUNTEER league, then you will join our "Little Soccer Crew". The crew consists of parents in the U5 (U means under) division who will:
- become a coach (your child plus a handful of other kids) - bring equipment to and from our shed - set up and the break down our pop - up goals - become a linesman (flagging when the ball is in or out of play) - get and distribute information to and from the parents - distribute water to the players - check the field for hazards
When registering your child for the U5 division you will have to fill out a U5 & U6 Volunteer Service form. Read the descriptions of each position and choose one that will best suit you. The better a volunteer you become, the better your childs experience will be.
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Referees |
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AYSO is an ALL volunteer, child development program that uses soccer to enrich and develop the emotional, social, and physical needs of our kids. The Referee's job is to officiate the game. He is the independent arbiter and manager of the match. His authority extends to players, substitutes, team officials, spectators, and even assistant referees. |
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Team Parent |
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AYSO Soccer has always required the support of many adults in order to provide the best possible soccer experience for the children and young adults participating. The Team Parent helps to ease the workload of the team coach(es) by organizing team parents for the following tasks. |
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Division Coordinator |
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The AYSO volunteer position of division coordinator is intended to handle activities and communication within the divisions established by age groups.
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Coaches |
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The AYSO volunteer position of coach is intended to develop in players a positive image of themselves, their teammates, coaches, game officials, and opponents, and provide a good role model for players. Additionally, the coach will develop in his/her players the appropriate soccer skills as recommended in the AYSO coaching manuals.
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