U9-U19 Recreational Overview
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2023 FALL RECREATIONAL SOCCER FOR U9-U19 AGE GROUPS IS FOR BIRTH YEARS 2005-2015.
U9-U19 FALL RECREATIONAL YOUTH SOCCER FOR BOYS AND GIRLS IN SAN RAMON, CA
LIMITED AVAILABILITY FOR REGISTRATION FOR THE FALL SEASON IS AVAILABLE.
Registration Update
Limited Space Available On A First Come, First Served Basis
| AGE GROUP/BIRTH YEAR | PROGRAM | AVAILABILITY: BOYS* | AVAILABILITY: GIRLS* |
|---|---|---|---|
| U14 age group | Recreational | Waitlist | 9 |
| U19 age group | Recreational | 5 | Waitlist |
*The availability numbers reflect registration through August 17, 2023 and are subject to change as new registrations occur daily.
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Program Details
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Play, Learn, And Have Fun This Fall
Kids need fun, physical activity in their lives. With changes to daily social interaction and routines, many families are experiencing challenges trying to raise happy, healthy, successful children. Youth soccer offers an opportunity to safely engage in healthy fun and provide a sense of community for kids and families. Kids learn through play.
Gain Many Healthy Benefits When Your Child Plays
Soccer can make a positive impact on your child's continued physical, emotional, and social development into their teenage years. Children get to play, learn, have fun, make friends, and develop traits for success. Your child can improve their physical abilities and soccer skills while building confidence, accountability, perseverance, and more. Our program will be CDC-compliant for health and safety guidelines.
Step 1: Sign Up Your Child For Fall Soccer
You’ll add a valuable element to your child’s development: A fun, physical and social activity to enjoy as an alternative to screen time and the pressures of school. We will provide a normal fall soccer season with games and practices. As your child matures, continued participation in youth soccer during their middle and high school years will reinforce physical activity as an important part of a healthy lifestyle. As you watch your child play soccer, you will know that they are also developing traits for success, such as perseverance, accountability, respect, and teamwork.
Step 2: Meet Your New Team In August
It's easier to socialize and meet new people when you share a common interest...soccer! Birth year and school are two factors used to form teams, so there's a good chance you'll see some familiar faces at the first practice. Teams and schools are mixed each year to avoid what are seen as "super teams". New teammates provide an opportunity to make new friends and new shared experiences. Your team's volunteer coach will contact you via SportsEngine Messaging when teams are formed in early August.
Step 3: Prioritize Practice On Your Schedule
To get the most out of youth soccer, attending practices is important. It is the best time to learn, build teamwork, enjoy social engagement with peers, and get consistent physical activity. All players have a ball at practice and get plenty of touches with it. Our volunteer coaches are given training and encouragement to have their teams play small-sided games at practice to help kids learn skills and decision-making in a game-like environment.
Step 4: Enjoy The Games Responsibly
Be a positive role model to your child and others. Encourage effort, applaud perseverance, and act with integrity during youth games. Kids should have fun, try their best, and learn how to work as a team. The fall season typically has 8-10 games on the weekends. Players can learn that they can always control their own effort and their attitude and encourage their teammates, even if the game doesn't go as expected.
Step 5: Engage With Our Soccer Community
Attending social events with teammates promotes inclusiveness and enhances teamwork. From club-organized events like Club Day and Earthquakes Soccer Nights to self-organized team activities like pizza parties, movie nights, or footgolf, your child has an opportunity to meet up and socialize with teammates during the season. These shared experiences help build friendship and community with other families in the club.
Step 6: Use Our Online Content To Benefit Your Child
Your family can access quality content about soccer parenting, youth sports, and character development. The goal is to share knowledge and tools to help you help your child succeed both on and off the field. Many of these content resources are available to you immediately.
Success = Smiles + A Desire To Play
To measure success for your child, look beyond the win/loss column. Kids having fun, improving their physical abilities, developing new skills, learning to be a good teammate, and striving to improve are good indicators of success and a positive soccer experience.
Don't Miss Out On The Fun
It's more fun on the field. Your child won't benefit physically, emotionally, or socially if they don't play. Youth soccer can help busy parents reinforce the importance of physical activity as part of overall health and wellness. Playing a sport also helps instill the value of trying your best and teaches how to work with others to achieve a common goal.
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Check Your Child's Age Group For 2023 Recreational Program (PDF)
Updated 3-27-2023.