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Spring Youth Soccer
This program is offered to boys and girls, age 3 through 8th grade, looking to play for fun in a safe, outdoor environment. Participants' soccer skills will improve as their knowledge of the game increases. The cost is $28 per child. Fee waivers are available to qualified Salem residents.
Important Dates
Final registration
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February 23, 9:00-10:30 am
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Crossler, Houck, Waldo, and Walker Middle School gyms
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| Coaches PCA Clinic |
March 15, 9:00-10:30 am |
Pringle Hall, 606 Church St SE |
| Parent/Tot - 3rd grade classes |
April 5 - May 10 |
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| 4th-8th grade practices begin |
March 24 |
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| 4th-8th grade games |
April 5 - May 17 |
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Dates are subject to change.
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 Parent/Tot - 3rd Grades Important Information
Classes meet every Saturday, April 5 through May 10. Locations and times to be determined.
4th-8th Grades Important Information
If you have not heard from a coach by Friday, March 21, call 503-588-6261. Practices can begin Monday, March 24, if the team has been assigned a coach. Games are Saturdays, April 5 through May 17.
Game Schedules
Check for game schedules after Final Registration, February 23.
Volunteer Coaches Clinic
- Saturday, March 15
- Pringle Community Hall
- 606 Church St SE
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All Ages - Equipment
What equipment does my child need? - For safety reasons, jewelry is not allowed (i.e. earrings, watches, necklaces, rings).
- Tennis shoes or regular soccer cleats. Football or basefall cleats will not be allowed.
- For 5th grade and under: Size 4 soccer ball
- For 6th grade and up: Size 5 soccer ball
- Soccer ball should be visibly marked with the participant's last name and brought to all practices, classes, and games.
- Shinguards are required for all participants in grades 2 and up. Shinguards are highly recommended for first grade and under.
Photographs
April 19, Schirle Elementary School
May 10, Geer Park and Wallace Marine Park
Team Formation
Team Formation takes place immediately following final registration. Program participants are placed on teams formed by school and grade level, and matched with volunteer coaches. Teams are then scheduled into recreational leagues based on middle school areas.
Positive Coaching Alliance
The City of Salem is a partner with the Positive Coaching Alliance. We strive to work with our volunteer coaches to help them become the best coach possible. Visit our Coaches Corner for resources and more information.
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