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Philosophy Field Locations Local League Play MAYSA Select & Premier Leagues Council Coaches Referees Team Pictures Activities Links |
| The Evansville Soccer Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing the opportunity to play recreational soccer for all children ages 4 through 18. Players learn sportsmanship, teamwork, and leadership skills. The club will educate youth and adult participants in the fundamentals of soccer. It will promote the game through sponsorship of regularly scheduled soccer competition and special soccer events. It will conduct other educational activities as are deemed appropriate to the promotion of youth soccer activities. A rating system adopted by the club council assures even distribution of skill levels across the teams. A PASS Contract (Positive Attitude of Soccer Supporters) is signed by players and their parents to promote enjoyment of the game and positive encouragement of the players. The club is governed by a Constitution, By-Laws, and Policies and Procedures. |
For an Adobe Acrobat map of field locations, Click Here.
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The Evansville Soccer Club organizes local league play for youth ages 4 through 10. The leagues are divided into age levels.
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Evansville youth in the above age groups are eligible to participate in the recreational MAYSA league. Half of their games are played in Evansville and half of their games are played in area communities. |
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All Evansville players are eligible to try out for teams that compete at a higher level of competition. Specific guidelines are issued by the WYSA (Wisconsin Youth Soccer Association) to select players for this level of play. This is available only to the U-11 level and above. |
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The Soccer Club Council consists of the following offices:
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| For the minutes from the last council meeting in Adobe® Acrobat® click here. |
| Each team has a head coach and an assistant coach. These coaches are parent volunteers who receive training through the coordination of the club council. |
| Referees for all games have successfully passed referee training through MAYSA. |