Volunteering for Winters AYSO
AYSO only exists if you volunteer to help. The coaches are volunteers, the Board is entirely volunteer, the referees are all volunteers. Come volunteer, training is free (and often there’s free pizza too.)
At the end of each summer and the beginning of each season, the coach coordinator generally has to make hundreds of phone calls asking parents to step up and volunteer to coach, since without a coach, there are no teams. Likewise, the referee coordinator always needs adult referees, since without referees there are no games, and he is often scrambling to fill refereeing slots.
Please help. Volunteer. Email [email protected] and let us know how you would like help your child. Please provide contact information including a phone number if you wish us to call.
About AYSO
- How do I register my child? – See Registration
- What does it cost to play? – See Fall Season
- How can I support my child in this program? – Volunteer! See above. Also, check out the AYSO Parent code of conduct
- Can I get photos of my child? – Yes, player and team photos are taken in the Fall Season. Current information will be available on the right side, in the upcoming events box, as well as the Winters AYSO Facebook feed. Information specific to your player will be given to your player’s coach as soon as it is available.
- When is the next board meeting? When will the season/tournament/select season… end/begin/continue, etc? – See important dates/events on the right side of the page . It is updated as soon as we know specific dates. The Winters AYSO Facebook Page also posts current information as it occurs.
- Can my child play in an older age group? – Generally, no. However, case-by-case decisions can be made at the discretion of the AYSO board
- Can I request that my son or daughter be on a certain team, e.g., for transportation, being with favorite coach, being with best friend, closer practice location, etc.? – Generally, no. The only exception is that if you are a coach or assistant coach, then your child will be on your team.
- What are the rules of the game of soccer? – See Laws of the Game in English or Laws of the Game in Spanish. See also AYSO’s Parent Guide to Referee Decisions