Spring Soccer – Facility Information

• No Smoking or Vaping of any kind
• No Drugs or Alcohol of any kind
• No weapons, this includes knives & firearms
• No Pets and Dogs (service animals permitted)

Failure to adhere to the above policy will result in you being asked to leave the premises. If you fail to leave law enforcement will be contacted and the current game, practice and or event will be stopped until they arrive or you leave the premises. There are no exceptions to this policy.

General Field Rules and Etiquette for All Levels: 

• Spectators should always sit/stand on the opposite side of the field as the players and never behind the goals.

• Abusive or obscene language directed at referees, coaches, or children will not be tolerated.

• Spectators should not coach children from the sidelines and instead focus on providing positive reinforcement, so that only coaches are providing players with direction.

The focus of youth recreational soccer is to teach and develop fundamental skills while instilling a love of the game and providing a safe and supportive environment for children to learn and have fun. Scoring goals is fun and winning is even better, but we must ensure that fundamental development is not sacrificed for the sake of winning individual games. The league rules, format, and instruction are focused upon full player and team development and we ask that parents work with us to further our mission.