Nashua Youth Soccer League - Registration Form

Fill in this form, print it out, sign it and mail it with payment to:
Nashua Youth Soccer League
P.O. Box 6282
Nashua, NH 03063-6282

NYSL Registration Form
Fall 2008/Spring 2009
Registration deadline: July 31, 2008
Applications processed on a first come, first served basis.

Player Details

Name (First, MI, Last)

School Attending

Address

Nearest School

City, State, Zip

E-Mail Address

Home Phone Alt. Phone#

Grade (Fall '08) Birth Date Gender
Male Female

Parent/Guardian Information

Father's Name

Recreational soccer depends on the help of volunteers. Without it the NYSL would be unable to continue. Please indicate how you can help by typing Coach, Asst. or Other in the boxes below.
Father Mother

Mother's name

Emergency Information

Doctor's Name Doctor's Phone

Please note any Physical or Medical Limitations that we need to be aware of in the box below.

Hospital

Soccer Experience
Years of soccer	Previous NYSL team / coach	Travel / High School / Other teams

Applications are processed on a first come, first served basis. There is no guarantee of placement. There are NO REFUNDS unless a player cannot be placed by the NYSL. All applications postmarked after the deadline will be wait-listed. Shinguards are required for all practices and games. The NYSL uniform is required for all games. Failure of the player or parent to abide by the published rules and principles of the league may make their player ineligible to play. Submitting this form for processing constitutes agreement to abide by league rules.

Player Release
I, the parent/guardian of the above-named player, acknowledge that soccer is a physically-demanding activity from which injury can result. I understand that soccer is a contact sport. I assume the risk and want my child to play. My child has no medical problems that would prevent him/her from participating in vigorous physical activity. In consideration of the player's participation in activities sponsored by the Nashua Youth Soccer League, I, for myself and the player and our respective heirs, administrators and successors, intending to be legally bound, hereby release, hold harmless and indemnify the Nashua Youth Soccer League, its coaches, officers, directors, employees, agents, volunteers and representatives from and against all claims, liabilities, damages or causes of action arising out of or in connection with the player's participation in the activities sponsored by the Nashua Youth Soccer League.

I hereby authorize the Nashua Youth Soccer League (NYSL) to seek emergency medical treatment for my child in case of injury or occurrence of a medical problem which may occur during league sanctioned activities. I also agree to notify the NYSL, in writing, of an injury or other medical problem that may be considered related in any way to a league sanctioned activity NO LATER THAN 24 HOURS AFTER the specified activity occurred. I agree that NYSL shall not bear financial responsibilities for seeking emergency medical treatment for my child and I agree that I will be responsible for the payment to any health care agency providing this aid.

X
Parent/Legal Guardian (Signature) Date

An NYSL uniform is REQUIRED for participation. If ordering a uniform please check the shirt size required. Sizes are Adult.

XS (30-42)		S (34-36)		M (38-40)
L (42-44)		XL (46-48)

Registration Fee	How Many?	Total
$30 per player (Fall only)
$50 per player (Fall and Spring)
$10 for 3rd, 4th etc player in family
Uniform ($20/each as required)

Nashua Youth Soccer League
P.O. Box 6282
Nashua, NH 03063-6282

Philosophy: The NYSL is a recreational, non-profit, volunteer organization that promotes the introduction of soccer to children ages 5 to 19 in the Nashua area. Children with birthdates from 10/1/1989 through 9/30/2003 are eligable for the Fall 2008/Spring 2009 season. All children interested in playing soccer are encouraged to join regardless of experience or skill.
Enrollment: Before any child is permitted to play, a registration form must be completed, signed and returned along with a check to the above listed address on or before July 31, 2008. Due to limitations of playing fields and volunteers, players are accepted on a "first come, first served" basis. Late registrants will be "wait listed" and will be assigned teams only if space permits. Once all forms are processed, coaches obtained and fields assigned, you will receive a call notifying you of your child's assigned team, coach, practice times, etc. However, do not expect a call until approximately the first week in September..
Playing Equipment: All players are required to wear the NYSL uniform, which consists of a green and yellow reversible jersey and matching socks, during games. Uniform purchases are made through the league only and provisions are available on the registration form. In addition to the uniform, other mandatory equipment includes shin guards, mouth guards for all players with any orthodonture and safety straps for eyeglasses. Cleats are recommended but are not mandatory.
Directory of Contacts: Below is a list of contacts for each age group.

Division Player Birth Dates Division Director Phone E-Mail

U-6 10/01/02 - 9/30/03 Sara Anderson 234-0429 SARAANDERSON@clearchannel.com

U-7 10/01/01 - 9/30/02 Dave Steckler 888-6750 dk.steckler@gmail.com

U-8 10/01/00 - 9/30/01 Frank Koczalka 889-0525 fkoczalka@vhb.com

Girls U-10 10/01/98 - 9/30/00 Jonathan Ulrey 882-7759 uleryj@aol.com

Boys U-10 10/01/98 - 9/30/00 - - -

Girls U-12 10/01/96 - 9/30/98 Nancy Kelley 305-2876 nancykelley78@yahoo.com

Boys U-12 10/01/96 - 9/30/98 Cindy Guay 595-7545 cindy.guay@comcast.net

Girls U-14 10/01/94 - 9/30/96 Jen O�Brien 881-5095 Courtney2001@comcast.net

Boys U-14 10/01/94 - 9/30/96 Peter Hurley 465-6075 phurley@charter.net

Girls U-19 10/01/89 - 9/30/94 Brian Johnson 888-5319 bkjon@comcast.net

Boys U-19 10/01/89 - 9/30/94 - - -

You or your child will be hearing from a coach roughly around the first week in September. You need not be worried if you do not hear back before this date.
The NYSL depends solely on the help of volunteers. Without it the NYSL will be unable to continue. Please consider dontating your time to help make this a better organization.

Please keep this sheet available for future reference
Do not return it with your application.

This is the NHSA (New Hampshire Soccer Association) code of ethics for parents. Though your youngster is under the supervisory guidance of fine coaches during soccer practices and games, the most important people in their life are still you, their parents. We'd like to pass on a few tips, which will make soccer more enjoyable for everyone involved.

Just as you've earned your youngster's respect through your personal discipline and sense of responsibility at home, teach your child to respect the officials of the game and his/her teammates. You can best do this by not openly criticizing the decisions of officials, accepting them as part of the give-and-take of life. A child soon loses admiration for a coach or an official if his/her parents feel they discriminate against him/her.

Remember the coaches and referees are volunteers. They give significant amounts of time so your child can develop and play. Treat them with respect even when you don't agree.

Come to the games with your youngster and encourage him/her and their teammates. It means a lot to a youngster when Mom and Dad are "out there" watching.

Applaud good effort by the players and let the coach point out mistakes.

Since you do not condone loud or abusive language and gestures at home, do not tolerate such things during a game. Remember a child imitates, sometimes without thinking. If you tolerate abusive language towards soccer officials or players, you may well form a child who abuses others later.

Never tolerate or laugh at an intentional bad play. If you do, you disrupt the discipline our coaches try to instill in players.

Don't forget that a soccer game is a form of recreation, not a life and death struggle. Keep a reign on your emotions regardless of who wins or loses.

Do not criticize a player while on the field. Do you like to hear disparaging remarks about your child while you sit in the stands?

Your vote of confidence in the character and abilities of our coaches - even if you think you know more about running the team than our volunteers do - is also a vote of confidence in your youngster.

Provide transportation to and from all practices and games ensuring that the player is prompt not only in arriving but in his/her departure.

Allow your child to be a child.