The Clinic 3 and 4 divisions are for players who are 3 or 4 years old respectively. The PreK/K division is for players who are in Kindergarten, or who may have turned school-age after the school year started but are not in school just yet.
Any refund request received after 19 February will not be honored unless the request is due to an injury which would not allow the player to participate during the season. Refunds are not offered if a player withdraws to play with a travel team.
If you wish to purchase a soccer ball for your child the following is a list of the soccer ball sizes for the divisions they play in:
- Size 3 Clinic, PreK-Kindergarten, and Coed 1-2
- Size 4 Coed 3-5
- Size 5 Coed 6-8
If a device is medically necessary, inform your coach so they can inform the referee(s) before the game during the equipment check.
Any dangling or hoop-like earrings must be removed. Stud earrings can have a small bandage (e.g. Band-Aid) placed over it and the earring back, so they don’t have to be removed. Most coaches have bandages in first aid kits, and they are always available at the equipment area or shed at each field on game days. Glasses must be secured to prevent falling off. This does not apply to hats or gloves unless they have dangling components that cannot be secured.
Therefore, during a game, whenever the ball strikes a player in the head, play is stopped. The proper restart depends upon whether the player deliberately played the ball with his or her head. If deliberate, the proper restart is an indirect free kick to the opposing team. If this occurs within the goal area, the indirect free kick should be taken on the goal area line parallel to the goal line at the point nearest to where the infringement occurred. If the play by the head is deemed inadvertent, then the proper restart is a dropped ball.