All players must arrive 10 to 15 minutes before the practice session starts.

The schedule for each Saturday will be as follows:

• The first 25 minutes will be dedicated to the Practice Session.
• There will be a 5-minute break between the practice session and the game.
• The last 25 minutes will be allocated for the game.
• (Optional) The final five minutes may include a tunnel and snacks.

Game Structure:

• The game will consist of four periods, each lasting 5 minutes.
• There will be a 5-minute halftime break.
• Players will be substituted between each period.

Important notes:

• All players must wear shin guards; otherwise, they will not be allowed to participate in the practice or game. The socks must be worn over the shin guards.

• Maximum number of players on a Roster : 6 Players

• Maximum number of players on the Pitch at a Time: 4 players
• No Goal Keepers
• Substitutions: Between periods, at halftime and for injuries.
• Playing Time: Minimum of three periods per game and no player should play four periods until everyone has played three.
• Divisions: Separate girls and boys teams.

• (Online) Fill out a volunteer application
• (Online) Complete the background check
• (Online) Concussion Awareness
• (In Person) CA Mandated Fingerprinting
• (Online) Sudden Cardiac Arrest
• (Online) AYSOs Safe Haven
• (Online) SafeSport
• (Online) 6U Coach Class

If you're interested in coaching, the certification process may seem overwhelming at first, but many of the courses can be completed quickly. If you have previously volunteered for AYSO, there's a good chance you'll only need to complete the update requirements for some of the certifications.

For more information on how to start the process, click the link below to visit the volunteer portal. Volunteer Portal (ayso111.org)

If you have further questions, please reach out to your division coordinator.

Note: The above certifications are required whether you are the Head Coach or Assistant Coach.

• (Online) Fill out a volunteer application
• (Online) Complete the background check
• (Online) Concussion Awareness
• (In Person) CA Mandated Fingerprinting
• (Online) Sudden Cardiac Arrest
• (Online) AYSOs Safe Haven
• (Online) SafeSport

If you're interested in becomming a volunteer, the certification process may seem overwhelming at first, but many of the courses can be completed quickly. If you have previously volunteered for AYSO, there's a good chance you'll only need to complete the update requirements for some of the certifications.

For more information on how to start the process, click the link below to visit the volunteer portal. Volunteer Portal (ayso111.org)

If you have further questions, please reach out to your division coordinator.

• Players shall not wear anything that is dangerous to themselves or other players.
• Earrings are not permitted to be worn during practices or games.
• Bracelets are not permitted during practices or games, except for medical bracelets that must be snug around the wrist.
• Using tape to cover jewellery is not permitted.
• Players shall not wear metal clips, bobby pins, barrettes, charms etc. in their hair (HARD OR SOLID ITEMS). All items must be removed prior to the start of practice or games.

Dogs are not allowed on any AYSO fields or sport fields in the City of San Clemente.

Disclaimer: AYSO is obligated to observe and respect existing regulations and laws regarding the presence of service animals at our fields. Service animals are defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) as only dogs or miniature horses that have been trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability. Other animals, whether wild or domestic, do not qualify as service animals.

• There is one weekday practice for the 8U division that lasts for one hour.

Game Duration:

• The game will consist of four periods, each lasting 10 minutes.
• There will be a 5 to 10 minute halftime break.
• Players will be substituted between each period and for injuries.
• All games will be played on Saturday

• The 8U divisions will practice once a week for one hour. Teams are only allowed to practice on the field specifically assigned to them, for which AYSO Region 111 has secured a permit.

• AYSO is a volunteer organization, and we work with our volunteer coaches to establish practice days and times based on their availability.

• Coaches usually receive their team roster by the third week of February. As soon as they receive the roster, they will contact their team with an introductory letter. This letter provides important information, including the practice schedule.

• Historically, the practice locations for 8U have been at Forster Field 3, also known as the track field at BAMS.
  
  Important note about Forster Field 3: Forster Field 3 is one large field that is broken down to 8 subfields. The eight sufields are labeled as follow:
  • O111-Forster 3-1 (reserved for 5U/6U)
  • O111-Forster 3-2 (reserved for 5U/6U)
  • O111-Forster 3-3 (reserved for 7U/8U)
  • O111-Forster 3-4 (reserved for 7U/8U)
  • O111-Forster 3-5 (reserved for 7U/8U)
  • O111-Forster 3-6 (reserved for 7U/8U)
  • O111-Forster 3-7 (reserved for 5U/6U)
  • O111-Forster 3-8 (reserved for 5U/6U)
  Your coach will let you know which subfield at Forster Field 3 you will practice on..
  
  Click link for Forster Field 3 location and subfields : Forster Field 3 (ayso111.org)
  

• All home and away games are played at Forster Field 3 know as the track field at BAMS.
• Forster Field 3 is a large field divided into 8 subfields. The game schedule will specify which subfield your game will be played on.
• Your game will typically be assigned to one of subfields at Forster Field 3:
  • O111-Forster 3-3 (reserved for 7U/8U)
  • O111-Forster 3-4 (reserved for 7U/8U)
  • O111-Forster 3-5 (reserved for 7U/8U)
  • O111-Forster 3-6 (reserved for 7U/8U)
• All games will be played on Saturday. No Sunday games

Important notes:

• All players must wear shin guards; otherwise, they will not be allowed to participate in the practice or game. The socks must be worn over the shin guards.

• Maximum number of players on a Roster : 8 Players

• Maximum number of players on the Pitch at a Time: 6 players
• No Goal Keepers
• Substitutions: Between periods, at halftime and for injuries.
• Playing Time: Minimum of three periods per game and no player should play four periods until everyone has played three.
• Divisions: Separate girls and boys teams.

• (Online) Fill out a volunteer application
• (Online) Complete the background check
• (Online) Concussion Awareness
• (In Person) CA Mandated Fingerprinting
• (Online) Sudden Cardiac Arrest
• (Online) AYSOs Safe Haven
• (Online) SafeSport
• (Online) 6U Coach Class

If you're interested in coaching, the certification process may seem overwhelming at first, but many of the courses can be completed quickly. If you have previously volunteered for AYSO, there's a good chance you'll only need to complete the update requirements for some of the certifications.

For more information on how to start the process, click the link below to visit the volunteer portal. Volunteer Portal (ayso111.org)

If you have further questions, please reach out to your division coordinator.

Note: The above certifications are required whether you are the Head Coach or Assistant Coach.

• by email: [email protected]
• learn more at the Referee Web Page

• (Online) Fill out a volunteer application
• (Online) Complete the background check
• (Online) Concussion Awareness
• (In Person) CA Mandated Fingerprinting
• (Online) Sudden Cardiac Arrest
• (Online) AYSOs Safe Haven
• (Online) SafeSport

If you're interested in becomming a volunteer, the certification process may seem overwhelming at first, but many of the courses can be completed quickly. If you have previously volunteered for AYSO, there's a good chance you'll only need to complete the update requirements for some of the certifications.

For more information on how to start the process, click the link below to visit the volunteer portal. Volunteer Portal (ayso111.org)

If you have further questions, please reach out to your division coordinator.

• Players shall not wear anything that is dangerous to themselves or other players.
• Earrings are not permitted to be worn during practices or games.
• Bracelets are not permitted during practices or games, except for medical bracelets that must be snug around the wrist.
• Using tape to cover jewellery is not permitted.
• Players shall not wear metal clips, bobby pins, barrettes, charms etc. in their hair (HARD OR SOLID ITEMS). All items must be removed prior to the start of practice or games.

Dogs are not allowed on any AYSO fields or sport fields in the City of San Clemente.

Disclaimer: AYSO is obligated to observe and respect existing regulations and laws regarding the presence of service animals at our fields. Service animals are defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) as only dogs or miniature horses that have been trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability. Other animals, whether wild or domestic, do not qualify as service animals.

• For the 10U division, a maximum of two weekday practices is allowed, with each lasting no more than one hour.

Game Duration:

• The game will consist of four periods, each lasting 12 1/2 minutes.
• There will be a 5 to 10 minute halftime break.
• Players will be substituted between each period and for injuries.
• Traditionally, all games for the 10U division are played on Saturdays. However, depending on certain circumstances, some games may be scheduled for Sunday, or you might have games on both Saturday and Sunday during the same weekend.

• In the 10U division, a maximum of two weekday practices are allowed, with each lasting no more than one hour. Teams are only allowed to practice on the field specifically assigned to them, for which AYSO Region 111 has secured a permit.

• As a volunteer organization, AYSO Region 111 collaborates with our volunteer coaches to establish practice days and times based on their availability. Coaches can choose to hold either one or two practices each week depending on thier availability.

• Coaches usually receive their team roster by the third week of February. As soon as they receive the roster, they will contact their team with an introductory letter. This letter provides important information, including the practice schedule.

• Historically, the practice locations for 10U have been at one of three locations at Forster Fields.
  • Girls 10U practice field: O111-Forster 4-G10 - Girls 10U directions.
  • Boys 10U practice field: O111-Forster 4-B10 - Boys 10U directions.
  • Overflow field: Forster Field 6 - Forster Field 6 Overflow directions
  
  Your coach will let you know which field you will practice on.

• The number of teams formed within Region 111 for the Fall Season will determine whether the division participates in the Regional or Area gaming circuit, which will also determine the locations of the home and away games.

• If the division participates in the Regional Gaming Circuit, all home and away games will be held at Forster Ranch in the city of San Clemente.
• Girls 10U game field: O111-Forster 4-G10 - Girls 10U directions.
• Boys 10U game field: O111-Forster 4-B10 - Boys 10U directions.
• Traditionally, all games for the 10U division are played on Saturdays. However, depending on certain circumstances, some games may be scheduled for Sunday, or you might have games on both Saturday and Sunday during the same weekend.

• If the division participates in the Area Gaming Circuit:
  • All home games will be held at Forster Ranch in the city of San Clemente.
    • Girls 10U game field: O111-Forster 4-G10 - Girls 10U directions.
    • Boys 10U game field: O111-Forster 4-B10 - Boys 10U directions.
  • All away games will be held in one of the surrounding cities (Other cities can can be added to complete a full gaming circuit if needed.):
  • • 41-Laguna Niguel
    • 87-San Juan Capistrano
    • 1455-Ladera Ranch
    • 1678-Rancho Mission Viejo
    • Directions to the away fields will be on the schedule.
  • Traditionally, all games for the 10U division are played on Saturdays. However, depending on certain circumstances, some games may be scheduled for Sunday, or you might have games on both Saturday and Sunday during the same weekend.

• The board members will decide on the first Tuesday of February.

• After the coach receives the roster. The coach will send out their introductory letter and let you know. This will be about the 2nd or 3rd week of February.

Important note:

• All players must wear shin guards; otherwise, they will not be allowed to participate in the practice or game. The socks must be worn over the shin guards.

• Maximum number of players on a Roster : 10 Players

• Maximum number of players on the pitch at one time, including the goalkeeper: 7 players.
• The Goalkeeper position is introduced for the first time in the 10U division.
• Substitutions: Between periods, at halftime and for injuries.
• Playing Time: Minimum of three periods per game and no player should play four periods until everyone has played three.
• Divisions: Separate girls and boys teams.

• (Online) Fill out a volunteer application
• (Online) Complete the background check
• (Online) Concussion Awareness
• (In Person) CA Mandated Fingerprinting
• (Online) Sudden Cardiac Arrest
• (Online) AYSOs Safe Haven
• (Online) SafeSport
• (Online/In-Person Field class ) 10U Coach Class

If you're interested in coaching, the certification process may seem overwhelming at first, but many of the courses can be completed quickly. If you have previously volunteered for AYSO, there's a good chance you'll only need to complete the update requirements for some of the certifications.

For more information on how to start the process, click the link below to visit the volunteer portal. Volunteer Portal (ayso111.org)

If you have further questions, please reach out to your division coordinator.

Note: The above certifications are required whether you are the Head Coach or Assistant Coach.

• by email: [email protected]
• learn more at the Referee Web Page

• (Online) Fill out a volunteer application
• (Online) Complete the background check
• (Online) Concussion Awareness
• (In Person) CA Mandated Fingerprinting
• (Online) Sudden Cardiac Arrest
• (Online) AYSOs Safe Haven
• (Online) SafeSport

If you're interested in becomming a volunteer, the certification process may seem overwhelming at first, but many of the courses can be completed quickly. If you have previously volunteered for AYSO, there's a good chance you'll only need to complete the update requirements for some of the certifications.

For more information on how to start the process, click the link below to visit the volunteer portal. Volunteer Portal (ayso111.org)

If you have further questions, please reach out to your division coordinator.

• Players shall not wear anything that is dangerous to themselves or other players.
• Earrings are not permitted to be worn during practices or games.
• Bracelets are not permitted during practices or games, except for medical bracelets that must be snug around the wrist.
• Using tape to cover jewellery is not permitted.
• Players shall not wear metal clips, bobby pins, barrettes, charms etc. in their hair (HARD OR SOLID ITEMS). All items must be removed prior to the start of practice or games.

Dogs are not allowed on any AYSO fields or sport fields in the City of San Clemente.

Disclaimer: AYSO is obligated to observe and respect existing regulations and laws regarding the presence of service animals at our fields. Service animals are defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) as only dogs or miniature horses that have been trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability. Other animals, whether wild or domestic, do not qualify as service animals.

• In the 12U division, a maximum of two weekday practices is permitted, with each lasting no more than one and a half hours.

• The game will consist of four periods, each lasting 15 minutes.
• There will be a 5 to 10 minute halftime break.
• Players will be substituted between each period and for injuries.
• Traditionally, all games for the 12U division are played on Saturdays. However, depending on certain circumstances, some games may be scheduled for Sunday, or you might have games on both Saturday and Sunday during the same weekend.

• In the 12U division, a maximum of two weekday practices are allowed, with each lasting no more than one and a half hours. Teams are only allowed to practice on the field specifically assigned to them, for which AYSO Region 111 has secured a permit.

• As a volunteer organization, AYSO Region 111 collaborates with our volunteer coaches to establish practice days and times based on their availability. Coaches can choose to hold either one or two practices each week depending on their availability.

• Coaches usually receive their team roster by the third week of August. As soon as they receive the roster, they will contact their team with an introductory letter. This letter provides important information, including the practice schedule.

• Historically, the practice locations for 12U have been at one of three locations at Forster Fields.
  • Girls 12U practice field: O111-Forster 5-G12 - Girls 12U directions.
  • Boys 12U practice field: O111-Forster 5-B12 - Boys 12U directions.
  • Overflow field: Forster Field 6 - Forster Field 6 Overflow directions
  
  Your coach will let you know which field you will practice on.

• The number of teams formed within Region 111 for the Spring Season will determine whether the division participates in the Regional or Area gaming circuit, which will also determine the locations of the home and away games.

• If the division participates in the Regional Gaming Circuit, all home and away games will be held at Forster Ranch in the city of San Clemente.
• Girls 12U game field: O111-Forster 5-G12 - Girls 12U directions.
• Boys 12U game field: O111-Forster 5-B12 - Boys 12U directions.
• Traditionally, all games for the 12U division are played on Saturdays. However, depending on certain circumstances, some games may be scheduled for Sunday, or you might have games on both Saturday and Sunday during the same weekend.

• If the division participates in the Area Gaming Circuit:
  • All home games will be held at Forster Ranch in the city of San Clemente.
    • Girls 12U game field: O111-Forster 5-G12 - Girls 12U directions.
    • Boys 12U game field: O111-Forster 5-B12 - Boys 12U directions.
  • All away games will be held in one of the surrounding cities (Other cities can be added to complete a full gaming circuit if needed.):
    • 41-Laguna Niguel
    • 87-San Juan Capistrano
    • 1455-Ladera Ranch
    • 1678-Rancho Mission Viejo
    • Directions to the away fields will be on the schedule.
  • Traditionally, all games for the 12U division are played on Saturdays. However, depending on certain circumstances, some games may be scheduled for Sunday, or you might have games on both Saturday and Sunday during the same weekend.

• The board members will decide on the first Tuesday of February.

• After the coach recieves the roster. The coach will send out their introductory letter and let you know. This will be about the 2nd or 3rd week of February.

Important note:

• All players must wear shin guards; otherwise, they will not be allowed to participate in the practice or game. The socks must be worn over the shin guards.

• Maximum number of players on a Roster: 12 Players

• Maximum number of players on the pitch at one time, including the goalkeeper: 9 players.
  
• Substitutions: Between periods, at halftime and for injuries.
• Playing Time: Minimum of three periods per game and no player should play four periods until everyone has played three.
• Divisions: Separate girls and boys teams.

• (Online) Fill out a volunteer application
• (Online) Complete the background check
• (Online) Concussion Awareness
• (In Person) CA Mandated Fingerprinting
• (Online) Sudden Cardiac Arrest
• (Online) AYSOs Safe Haven
• (Online) SafeSport
• (Online/In-Person Field class) 12U Coach Class

If you're interested in coaching, the certification process may seem overwhelming at first, but many of the courses can be completed quickly. If you have previously volunteered for AYSO, there's a good chance you'll only need to complete the update requirements for some of the certifications.

For more information on how to start the process, click the link below to visit the volunteer portal. Volunteer Portal (ayso111.org)

If you have further questions, please reach out to your division coordinator.

Note: The above certifications are required whether you are the Head Coach or Assistant Coach.

• by email: [email protected]
• learn more at the Referee Web Page

• (Online) Fill out a volunteer application
• (Online) Complete the background check
• (Online) Concussion Awareness
• (In Person) CA Mandated Fingerprinting
• (Online) Sudden Cardiac Arrest
• (Online) AYSOs Safe Haven
• (Online) SafeSport

If you're interested in becomming a volunteer, the certification process may seem overwhelming at first, but many of the courses can be completed quickly. If you have previously volunteered for AYSO, there's a good chance you'll only need to complete the update requirements for some of the certifications.

For more information on how to start the process, click the link below to visit the volunteer portal. Volunteer Portal (ayso111.org)

If you have further questions, please reach out to your division coordinator.

• Players shall not wear anything that is dangerous to themselves or other players.
• Earrings are not permitted to be worn during practices or games.
• Bracelets are not permitted during practices or games, except for medical bracelets that must be snug around the wrist.
• Using tape to cover jewellery is not permitted.
• Players shall not wear metal clips, bobby pins, barrettes, charms etc. in their hair (HARD OR SOLID ITEMS). All items must be removed prior to the start of practice or games.

Dogs are not allowed on any AYSO fields or sport fields in the City of San Clemente.

Disclaimer: AYSO is obligated to observe and respect existing regulations and laws regarding the presence of service animals at our fields. Service animals are defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) as only dogs or miniature horses that have been trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability. Other animals, whether wild or domestic, do not qualify as service animals.