OUR CLUBS

We are super excited to announce the 2023-2024 Senior Division schedule. Click here to access

Calling all clubs to sign up for our Junior Season! Just click HERE to register your teams.

We have launched the United Soccer Association Podcast. Our purpose is to inform, communicate and entertain our families with everything regarding the youth soccer movement. Listen, comment, share and send us your suggestions.

NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

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It's called the beautiful game for a reason. The United Soccer Association supports all our refs, community members that do an amazing job to help our kids play the game how it should be played. ... See MoreSee Less

We encourage all players, coaches, volunteers and parents to review the FYSA Code of Ethics. For the benefit of all, we've included this simple but important document on our website. Please visit usa-soccer.org/fysa-code-of-ethics/ ... See MoreSee Less

We encourage all players, coaches, volunteers and parents to review the FYSA Code of Ethics. For the benefit of all, weve included this simple but important document on our website. Please visit https://usa-soccer.org/fysa-code-of-ethics/

As one of the longest-standing leagues in Florida, we are constantly listening to our base: our families. We know there are many options for your clubs and teams, too many in our opinion. As an organization, we want to stop the confusion among the myriad of acronyms and offer a healthy and stable competitive environment, without anything that may cause anguish when deciding where your club, team or kids will play. Remember, soccer is a game. NEVER allow soccer to cause you to stress. That is why we offer a clear path to compete at the right level with options to move when the time is right, and the skills are accomplished. At the United Soccer Association, we are organized and with a clear vision of what is important: Player development, a healthy family environment, paths to improve, motivation to excel and most importantly, fun. To join us or any of our clubs, go to www.usa-soccer.org.

#unitedsoccerassociation #fysa #floridasoccer #youthsoccer #SoccerHistory #soccer #football #futbol #FIFA #futebol #sport #PremierLeague #boyssoccer #girlssoccer
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As one of the longest-standing leagues in Florida, we are constantly listening to our base: our families. We know there are many options for your clubs and teams, too many in our opinion. As an organization, we want to stop the confusion among the myriad of acronyms and offer a healthy and stable competitive environment, without anything that may cause anguish when deciding where your club, team or kids will play. Remember, soccer is a game. NEVER allow soccer to cause you to stress. That is why we offer a clear path to compete at the right level with options to move when the time is right, and the skills are accomplished. At the United Soccer Association, we are organized and with a clear vision of what is important: Player development, a healthy family environment, paths to improve, motivation to excel and most importantly, fun. To join us or any of our clubs, go to www.usa-soccer.org.

#unitedsoccerassociation #FYSA #floridasoccer #youthsoccer #soccerhistory #soccer #football #futbol #fifa #futebol #sport #premierleague #boyssoccer #girlssoccer

When scheduling your USA games ---PLEASE Remember not to schedule visiting teams before 10 AM (if traveling more than 50 miles) and try to schedule multiple games consecutively (every two hours) if possible so we can get referees who wish to work multiple matches, enough time to finish the preceding match and start the next one

With the extreme heat, please make sure all players/coaches and referees are properly hydrated - SAFETY First
As a reminder, players should not leave the field during a hydration break

Player and referee safety is our number one concern. If you see a player or a ref in distress stop immediately. Make this a priority to communicate to your refs.

HOME team MUST provide FIELD Marshall...and AR's. USA Soccer will assign the Centers.

HOME team pays the Referees. REFEREE GENERAL INFO – USA-Soccer

Both teams are to show up to field no less than 30 mins prior to kickoff.

Away team to bring TWO different colored jerseys...in case they need to change.

USA Soccer has discontinued the use of the 3 part game report; each team will be required to have player passes, rosters and a Got Sport Game Card, which will have score entered and signed by both coaches at the end of the game.

Scores should be reported by the referee, but Home Team coach will also be able to report through Got Sport
Event Code: bb5f46
Event PIN: 23-24

All USA League games must be played by 2/25/2024. If you have moved games after this date, please come up with another date and time. These changes will not be approved.

IMPORTANT! Once schedules are locked, all game changes must be entered as a game change request through the Got Sport team account. Both parties must agree before change will be approved - email requests will not be accepted this year. There will be a $50 change fee for any game changed within 2 weeks of game date.

Field Closures due to weather MUST be reported by the CLUB using a Field Closure Form. (available on USA website)

Updated USA Rules, Regulations & Bylaws will be sent out by end of the week. Please review.

Please inform the league of any player receiving or serving a Red Card within 48 hours of game.

Remember to check out our Facebook Page @United Soccer Association

Best of luck to all teams and feel free to reach out anytime with any questions or concerns, our emails are [email protected] and [email protected].
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When scheduling your USA games ---PLEASE Remember not to schedule visiting teams before 10 AM (if traveling more than 50 miles) and try to schedule multiple games consecutively (every two hours) if possible so we can get referees who wish to work multiple matches, enough time to finish the preceding match and start the next one 

With the extreme heat, please make sure all players/coaches and referees are properly hydrated - SAFETY First
As a reminder, players should not leave the field during a hydration break

Player and referee safety is our number one concern. If you see a player or a ref in distress stop immediately. Make this a priority to communicate to your refs.

 HOME team MUST provide FIELD Marshall...and ARs. USA Soccer will assign the Centers.

 HOME team pays the Referees. REFEREE GENERAL INFO – USA-Soccer

Both teams are to show up to field no less than 30 mins prior to kickoff.

Away team to bring TWO different colored jerseys...in case they need to change.

USA Soccer has discontinued the use of the 3 part game report; each team will be required to have player passes, rosters and a Got Sport Game Card, which will have score entered and signed by both coaches at the end of the game.  

Scores should be reported by the referee, but Home Team coach will also be able to report through Got Sport
Event Code: bb5f46
Event PIN: 23-24

All USA League games must be played by 2/25/2024. If you have moved games after this date, please come up with another date and time. These changes will not be approved. 

IMPORTANT! Once schedules are locked, all game changes must be entered as a game change request through the Got Sport team account. Both parties must agree before change will be approved - email requests will not be accepted this year.  There will be a $50 change fee for any game changed within 2 weeks of game date. 

Field Closures due to weather MUST be reported by the CLUB using a Field Closure Form. (available on USA website) 

Updated USA Rules, Regulations & Bylaws will be sent out by end of the week. Please review. 

Please inform the league of any player receiving or serving a Red Card within 48 hours of game.

Remember to check out our Facebook Page @United Soccer Association

Best of luck to all teams and feel free to reach out anytime with any questions or concerns, our emails are admin1@usa-soccer.org and admin2@usa-soccer.org.

Watch this great soccer story brought to you by FIFA. Sissi is a documentary about a player who dazzled playing for Brazil at the 1999 FIFA World Cup. After winning the Golden Boot award, she never played a World Cup match again. Her strong personality and her struggles as a woman back in the day help to explain why. ecs.page.link/aWF41

#unitedsoccerassociation #fysa #floridasoccer #youthsoccer #SoccerHistory #soccer #football #futbol #FIFA #futebol #sport #PremierLeague #boyssoccer #girlssoccer
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Watch this great soccer story brought to you by FIFA. Sissi is a documentary about a player who dazzled playing for Brazil at the 1999 FIFA World Cup. After winning the Golden Boot award, she never played a World Cup match again. Her strong personality and her struggles as a woman back in the day help to explain why. https://ecs.page.link/aWF41 

#unitedsoccerassociation #FYSA #floridasoccer #youthsoccer #soccerhistory #soccer #football #futbol #fifa #futebol #sport #premierleague #boyssoccer #girlssoccer

One of the things we hear a lot from players is how they wished they understood a little bit about the different positions they could specialize in. You may like strikers Ronaldo or Messi, but you might want to try out other positions that you may be better suited for. Today, we'll talk about midfielders:

A. Central midfielder (CM): Central midfielders control the game by distributing the ball, dictating the tempo, and linking the defense to the attack. They can also provide defensive support.

B. Defensive midfielder (CDM): Defensive midfielders focus more on disrupting the opposing team's attacks, intercepting passes, and shielding the defense.

C. Attacking midfielder (CAM): Attacking midfielders play closer to the forwards and are responsible for creating goal-scoring opportunities through accurate passes, dribbling, and sometimes scoring goals themselves.

D. Wide midfielder (RM/LM): Wide midfielders operate on the right and left flanks, respectively. They provide width to the team's attack, deliver crosses into the box, and track back to assist the defense.

#unitedsoccerassociation #fysa #floridasoccer #youthsoccer #SoccerHistory #soccer #football #futbol #FIFA #futebol #sport #PremierLeague #boyssoccer #girlssoccer
... See MoreSee Less

One of the things we hear a lot from players is how they wished they understood a little bit about the different positions they could specialize in. You may like strikers Ronaldo or Messi, but you might want to try out other positions that you may be better suited for. Today, well talk about midfielders:

A. Central midfielder (CM): Central midfielders control the game by distributing the ball, dictating the tempo, and linking the defense to the attack. They can also provide defensive support.

B. Defensive midfielder (CDM): Defensive midfielders focus more on disrupting the opposing teams attacks, intercepting passes, and shielding the defense.

C. Attacking midfielder (CAM): Attacking midfielders play closer to the forwards and are responsible for creating goal-scoring opportunities through accurate passes, dribbling, and sometimes scoring goals themselves.

D. Wide midfielder (RM/LM): Wide midfielders operate on the right and left flanks, respectively. They provide width to the teams attack, deliver crosses into the box, and track back to assist the defense.

#unitedsoccerassociation #FYSA #floridasoccer #youthsoccer #soccerhistory #soccer #football #futbol #fifa #futebol #sport #premierleague #boyssoccer #girlssoccer

When scheduling your USA games ---PLEASE Remember not to schedule visiting teams before 10 AM (if traveling more than 50 miles) and try to schedule multiple games consecutively (every two hours) if possible so we can get referees who wish to work multiple matches, enough time to finish the preceding match and start the next one

With the extreme heat, please make sure all players/coaches and referees are properly hydrated - SAFETY First
As a reminder, players should not leave the field during a hydration break

Player and referee safety is our number one concern. If you see a player or a ref in distress stop immediately. Make this a priority to communicate to your refs.

HOME team MUST provide FIELD Marshall...and AR's. USA Soccer will assign the Centers.

HOME team pays the Referees. REFEREE GENERAL INFO – USA-Soccer

Both teams are to show up to field no less than 30 mins prior to kickoff.

Away team to bring TWO different colored jerseys...in case they need to change.

USA Soccer has discontinued the use of the 3 part game report; each team will be required to have player passes, rosters and a Got Sport Game Card, which will have score entered and signed by both coaches at the end of the game.

Scores should be reported by the referee, but Home Team coach will also be able to report through Got Sport
Event Code: bb5f46
Event PIN: 23-24

All USA League games must be played by 2/25/2024. If you have moved games after this date, please come up with another date and time. These changes will not be approved.

IMPORTANT! Once schedules are locked, all game changes must be entered as a game change request through the Got Sport team account. Both parties must agree before change will be approved - email requests will not be accepted this year. There will be a $50 change fee for any game changed within 2 weeks of game date.

Field Closures due to weather MUST be reported by the CLUB using a Field Closure Form. (available on USA website)

Updated USA Rules, Regulations & Bylaws will be sent out by end of the week. Please review.

Please inform the league of any player receiving or serving a Red Card within 48 hours of game.

Remember to check out our Facebook Page @United Soccer Association

Best of luck to all teams and feel free to reach out anytime with any questions or concerns, our emails are [email protected] and [email protected].
... See MoreSee Less

When scheduling your USA games ---PLEASE Remember not to schedule visiting teams before 10 AM (if traveling more than 50 miles) and try to schedule multiple games consecutively (every two hours) if possible so we can get referees who wish to work multiple matches, enough time to finish the preceding match and start the next one 

With the extreme heat, please make sure all players/coaches and referees are properly hydrated - SAFETY First
As a reminder, players should not leave the field during a hydration break

Player and referee safety is our number one concern. If you see a player or a ref in distress stop immediately. Make this a priority to communicate to your refs.

 HOME team MUST provide FIELD Marshall...and ARs. USA Soccer will assign the Centers.

 HOME team pays the Referees. REFEREE GENERAL INFO – USA-Soccer

Both teams are to show up to field no less than 30 mins prior to kickoff.

Away team to bring TWO different colored jerseys...in case they need to change.

USA Soccer has discontinued the use of the 3 part game report; each team will be required to have player passes, rosters and a Got Sport Game Card, which will have score entered and signed by both coaches at the end of the game.  

Scores should be reported by the referee, but Home Team coach will also be able to report through Got Sport
Event Code: bb5f46
Event PIN: 23-24

All USA League games must be played by 2/25/2024. If you have moved games after this date, please come up with another date and time. These changes will not be approved. 

IMPORTANT! Once schedules are locked, all game changes must be entered as a game change request through the Got Sport team account. Both parties must agree before change will be approved - email requests will not be accepted this year.  There will be a $50 change fee for any game changed within 2 weeks of game date. 

Field Closures due to weather MUST be reported by the CLUB using a Field Closure Form. (available on USA website) 

Updated USA Rules, Regulations & Bylaws will be sent out by end of the week. Please review. 

Please inform the league of any player receiving or serving a Red Card within 48 hours of game.

Remember to check out our Facebook Page @United Soccer Association

Best of luck to all teams and feel free to reach out anytime with any questions or concerns, our emails are admin1@usa-soccer.org and admin2@usa-soccer.org.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

SUPPORTING OUR PLAYERS

USA SOCCER GRANTS

$418,750 AWARDED

OPPORTUNITIES
FOR OUR PLAYERS

The United Soccer Association awarded the USA Soccer Grant (formerly known as the Joan Judd Grant) for the thirty-second consecutive year, in the Spring of 2023. In the past 33 years, 671 grants totaling $411,750 have been awarded to high school Seniors. The purpose of these grants is to recognize outstanding young women and men of the community, who are USA league soccer players and who have plans to continue their education beyond high school.

TOURNAMENTS WE PARTICIPATE IN

THE BENEFITS OF SOCCER

Our boys learned to play the game and be responsible athletes with the club. Their success as students and athletes in college are in part due to the guidance of their coaches.

The Flores Family, Wesley Chapel

Thanks for providing a league were our kids can play in an organized way. The coaching, the refs, the fields. Everything perfect.

Robins Family, Lutz

Really appreciate all the work done so that our boys and girls can play the beautiful sport.

Smith Family, Odessa