This page contains information that parents and guardians of players in Region 390 need to know. Parents should also know all the information on the Player Information page. Also, see our Volunteer page to see how parents and guardians can help make their child's AYSO experience to be the best it can be. RegistrationAll AYSO players must be registered for each season that they play. See the Registration page for information about how to register. Heading Restrictions (New for Fall 2016)In 2016, the
United States Soccer Federation (USSF, of which AYSO is a part) placed
restrictions on heading the ball by youth players to avoid the potential
for concussion. In AYSO, the restrictions are:
U6 ProgramU6 teams practice twice per week. For one of these practices, players will meet with their own team and coach. The coach sets the evening and location for these practices. Be sure to indicate on your registration form if your player will have conflicts on a particular evening each week. The second practice is a "university"-style practice where all U6 players and coaches meet together. This university practice allows players to get a chance to get comfortable with the people they will be seeing throughout the season, and who may be their future teammates and coaches. These university practices are held at LaSalle Park on Saturday mornings. For the last few weeks of the season, teams will play each other in games at the university practices. The games are designed to give them a feel for the games they will experience when they move up to the U8 age level.UniformsSee the Player Information page for details about the uniforms used by players in AYSO Region 390. You can buy uniforms used by Region 390 teams at the AYSO Office during a registration period. Uniforms are sold only during registration and "equipment night" events at the AYSO Office. Your coach will not be able to sell you a uniform. Uniform costs (subject to change) are:
BallsBecause we believe it is important for a child to get as many "touches" on a ball as possible, we believe each child should have their own ball of the right size for practice at home. Also, coaches in our region expect that each of their players will bring a ball of the right size to team practices. See the Player Information page for information about the size of ball used by each AYSO age division. Size 3, 4, and 5 balls can be purchased during registration at the AYSO Office for a very competitive price. Balls may also be purchased at many sporting goods stores. Be sure to purchase the right size ball for your child - see the Player Information page for more information. FieldsSee our Fields Information page for information about game and practice fields, including how to get notified when fields are closed. |
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