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Priority Registration for
Spring 2010 Soccer
Continues until February 20, 2010
 


The Nashville Youth Soccer Association (NYSA) began accepting registrations for the Spring 2010 Soccer Season on October 10, 2009 and will continue until February 20, 2010.

NYSA is a recreational soccer league for players ages 3 through 18. Each season, NYSA has players that range from first time soccer players to those with many years of playing in a recreational league. We'd love for you to come out and join the fun!

Dates for the Spring 2010 Season: March 20 - May 22.

 

Three Ways to register:

  1. Register online using a credit card:

    register online

  2. Download the registration form here (PDF) and mail your payment via U.S. Mail (mailing address is on the form).

  3. Register in person.
    - NYSA will be accepting registrations in person at the NYSA fields on the following Saturdays in February between 10:00am and 2:00pm: February 6, 13, and 20.
    - NYSA will also be accepting registrations at Dick's Sporting Goods in Mt. Juliet on Saturday, February 13th from 10:00am to 2:00pm.

The Nashville Youth Soccer Association has been providing a quality Soccer experience in the Nashville, Tennessee area for nearly 30 years.

For more information, please see the "About NYSA" and "Frequently Asked Questions" links at the left.

 



Important dates for Spring Soccer

  1. February 20, 2010 - Last day of Priority Registration. After this date, registrations will still be accepted, but coach requests cannot be honored and there is an additional fee.
     
  2. February 27, 2010 - Coaches Meeting. All coaches are required to attend the Coaches Meeting. At this meeting, we cover NYSA rules and policies, the NYSA Coaches Code of Coduct, and coaches get their team rosters and uniforms.

    We will ask all coaches to contact all of their players as quickly as possible, but no later than one week after the Coaches Meeting. Parents: If you have not heard from a coach by March 6th, please e-mail us at info@nysa-soccer.org
     
  3. Spring work day - join us on Saturday, March 6, 2010 for a work day to prepare for the spring season.
     
  4. March 20, 2010 - First games. All age divisions will begin their seasons on this date
     
  5. Picture Day - Individual and Team pictures will be taken on Saturday, April 17, 2010.



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Contact information for photographers


Each season we get multiple requests for the contact information for the photographers who take pictures on Picture Day. Please contact them directly if you were unable to pick up your pictures when they were at the fields (or to order additional prints, etc.):

School Days Photo
schooldaysinc@comcast.net
1-800-771-3297
423-622-7996



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Referee Certification Information

We often have parents and/or players asking us about where they can take referee certification classes. Certification courses are held throughout the year in various locations in middle Tennessee. The easiest way to find out where classes are being held is to go to the Tennessee State Soccer Association web page at http://www.tnsoccer.org/ and click the "Referee" link. A menu will appear - click "Approved Clinics/Courses". There you may view the classes being offered by month, as well as where and when the courses will take place.

You'll see that there are classes for different grades/levels of referees. For someone getting certified for the first time, the choice is really between a Level 8 (black patch) and Level 9 (blue patch) certification. Both levels are considered "Entry Level" certification. A Level 9 certification allows a person to referee recreational youth games for ages 14 and younger as well as assistant referee on any game U-14 or below. Level 8 certification allows a person to referee recreational and competitive youth games. There isn't any age restriction like the Level 9, but NYSA will not schedule a referee to officiate a game where the players are older than the referee. (For example, a 13-year old Level 8 referee would not be scheduled as a center referee for a U-14 game.)



Contacting NYSA

The two best ways of contacting NYSA are by e-mail or phone.

League E-mail:
info@nysa-soccer.org

League Phone:
(615) 268-6349
(615) 944-4271


Nashville Youth Soccer Association
P.O. Box 140454
Nashville, Tennessee 37214






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