FAQ's

  • Can I be mailed a paper registration form?

    Registration is only online. There are no paper forms. You can start your summer registration here - Summer Rec

  • What equipment does my child need for Rec Soccer?

     T-shirt jersey is included in the registration fee.  Please bring soccer cleats or flat soled shoes, shin guards, socks, soccer ball, and water bottle to each session. Also if your child requires prescription eyeglasses, a strap is needed. 

  • Can my child join a team with older players?

    Playing Up a Level is not allowed.  The only possible exception would be for the older teams to get proper numbers.  If you have any questions, please contact Brianna at reccmysa@gmail.com. 

  • How do I get a refund if my child is not playing?

    Please refer to our recreational soccer refund policy found here - Refund Policy.

  • What night will my rec player be playing?

    The date of birth requirements, playing nights, and locations are posted here - Summer Rec Information Page

  • What day and times are the Rec games?

    Full team schedules for each team will be posted once complete here - Summer Rec Schedules.


    Schedules will be posted in mid-May

  • Can my child sign up with several of his friends?

    Each rec player may request only one friend for K through 8 (players must both request each other). 9-12 can make up to 4 friend requests. The player request is an option during the on-line registration. Teams are formed in a random draw fashion with some sorting based on player experience to help create a fair/balanced distribution of playing talent among all teams participating  

  • Where do I request a coach?

    CMYSA does not accept a player request for a specific coach. 

  • Why don’t we keep league standings for K - 5?

    Recreational soccer is designed to teach players soccer skills, teamwork and sportsmanship. Participation and fun are emphasized, not competition. If your child is interested in a more focused and competitive soccer experience, check out our “Travel” program.

  • Is is possible for me to coach my child's team

    Our rec program thrives on the involvement of parent coaches.  For more information on being a volunteer coach please see this page - Coach Information

  • Why do the younger kids play small sided games?

    Small sided games allow for more touches for each player. This is crucial to the skill development of young players. The decision-making and tactics are also simpler in small sided games, which allow young players to learn the game more effectively. Small sided games are supported by CMYSA, MYSA and the US Soccer Federation.

  • When can I register for rec soccer?

    Registration for summer rec soccer will open in February or March. 


    Fall rec soccer will open in August.

Share by: