Important Updates for Last Year's Players and New Spring Registrants

If your child played soccer last year during the Fall or Spring seasons, or if you are registering a new player for the upcoming Spring season, this post has key information you need. Staying informed about registration deadlines, team placements, and season schedules will help you prepare and ensure a smooth experience for your young athlete.

Registration Details for Returning Players

Players who registered last year for either the Fall or Spring seasons have a few important updates to keep in mind:

• No Need to Register Again for Spring Season

Returning players will be contacted by their coach from last fall.

• Uniform and Equipment Checks

Returning players should review their uniforms and equipment. If anything needs replacement or updating, now is the time to order new gear before the season starts.

What New Spring Registrants Should Know

For families registering a player for the first time this Spring, here are some key points:

• Registration Deadlines

Spring registration typically closes a few weeks before the first practice. Register early to avoid missing out, as teams fill up quickly.

• Age Group Placement

Players are grouped by birth year to keep competition fair and balanced. Make sure to provide accurate birthdate information during registration.

• Evaluation and Team Assignments

Some age groups may require evaluation to determine team placement. Details about dates and locations will be sent after registration closes.

• Required Documents

These documents are mandatory before participation.

Preparing for the Season

Whether returning or new, preparing your child for the season helps them get the most out of their soccer experience:

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• Practice Schedule

Practice times and locations will be shared via the MOJO app or directly from your child's coach. Mark your calendar early to avoid conflicts.

• Health and Safety

Encourage your child to stay hydrated and get enough rest before games. Proper warm-ups and cool-downs reduce injury risk.

• Parent Involvement

Volunteer opportunities are often available for parents, such as coach, team manager or snack coordinator. Getting involved builds community and supports the team.

Final Thoughts

Keeping track of registration updates and preparing ahead will make the Spring soccer season enjoyable and stress-free for your family. Whether your child is returning or joining for the first time, clear communication and timely action are key. Check your email regularly for league announcements and reach out to the registration office with any questions.