Welcome to Waushara Youth Soccer 2010

The Waushara Youth Soccer Program encourages a semi-competitive atmosphere in which players can learn and enjoy soccer without an emphasis on winning. The program's goals include teaching soccer skills, teamwork, good sportsmanship and enjoyment of the game. The program provides recreational soccer for kindergarten through eighth grade youth from throughout Waushara County.

• Registration fee is $30.00 per child and cover the cost of jersey, officials, and individual awards.

• Please speak with one of the coordinators for confidential financial assistance. Your request will be brought before a committee for considerations.

• Each player is required to have shin guard and athletic shoes. Soccer cleats are recommended, but not required. Shin guards MUST be worn at every practice and game for the players protection.

• Send registrations to address (P.O. Box 6, Wautoma, WI 54982) or attend open registration at Wautoma Public Library (410 West Main Street, Wautoma) on June 12, 2010 10:00am - Noon. A limited number of free, previously used shin guards and shoes are available on a first come first serve basis.

• Upon team assignments your child will be contacted by the coach. Practices start in August and take place at St. Joesph' Catholic Church (5-11 years old) and Parkside School (11-13)

Volunteer Positions

Parents of WYSP participants are required to provide volunteer support to the program. If you choose not to help you may pay an additional $25.00. Following is a list of positions to choose from. Due to limited positions in any given category you might not get your first choice. Please list two choices on the registration form.

Coaches & Assistants: Attend coaches clinics, contact team members, schedule and run practices, facilitate games.

Officials: Attend clinic, referee, games, pursue licensure if appropriate.

Concession Co-Coordinators: Responsible for or delegating shopping, weekly set-up/take-down, cash box, and pricing.

Field Maintenance: Line and Mark Fields

Concession Volunteer Coordinator: Contact concession attendants and create schedule for weekly concession attendants.

Concession Attendants: Attend and sell concession during or opposite of child's game.

Candy Sale Co-Coordinators: Order candy bars, distribute one box to each family, collect money and left over candy bars.

Jersey Coordinator: Order and distribute jerseys.

Awards Coordinator: Order end of year awards and distribute.

Picture Co-Coordinators: Schedule picture day, create flyer to inform parents, and distribute pictures.

Public Relations: Maintain web site, take pictures, write newspaper articles and thank you notes.