Clone of (2025) SAY Soccer Registration Form

2026 Fall Registration Switzerland County SAY Soccer
Updated Age Brackets based off Player Birthdate:

Passers - August 1, 2018 through July 31, 2020 (1st/2nd Grade)

Wings - August 1, 2016 through July 31, 2018 (3rd/4th Grade)

Strikers - August 1, 2014 through July 31, 2016 (5th/6th Grade)

Incoming Kindergarteners may elect to play Travel Soccer upon parent request. Please email switzcosay@gmail.com with your requests.

Registration Fees

Lollipop: Players born on/after August 1, 2020: $45.00 per child (co-ed) will receive a t-shirt. Lollipop season will consist of (6-8 weather pending) sessions once per week. Each session includes 30-40 minutes of training followed by a game.

Travel League: Players born July 31, 2020 and earlier: $65 per child, $115.00 for two children, $150 for three. All children must reside in the same household. Households with more than three registrants will be charged $50 per player for any additional children.

Travel League: Will consist of 10 games which will mainly be on Saturdays, with some Wednesday/Sunday games. Games start mid-August 2026 for the travel league and there will be a tournament at the end of the season (October).

Switzerland County SAY Soccer is a Recreational league affiliated with the National SAY Soccer Program.
Our mission at SC SAY Soccer is to establish and provide a positive environment for the children of Switzerland County to learn and play soccer. The focus is to develop self-confidence, integrity, and a passion for the game. We have a strong belief that each child that carries a passion for soccer has the potential to be a great player and we are committed to nurturing that passion as well as providing guidance and training to develop their physical, technical, and tactical skills.
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Are there any Medical Concerns that a coach should be aware of for safety purposes?
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Has your child played organized soccer before?
Player Shirt Size
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Volunteer - SISAY is an organization completely run and operated by volunteers. Coaches, board members, and other assistants are needed. Please indicate your willingness to contribute to assist us this season.
***I understand that the travel league teams are selected via a blind draw (this is done by the SISAY board) and I can not request a team for my child. The only request that can be guaranteed is a sibling request, if they play in the same division. No REFUNDS will be given if your child does not end up on a team you prefer.
As a Parent of Legal Guardian for this child, I give permission for emergency medical treatment for my child for illness or accident if I cannot first be contacted. Person to notify other than parent in case of emergency:
Emergency Contact

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I hereby agree that Soccer Association for Youth (SAY), its members, coaches and officers shall not be liable for any injury or loss that my child may sustain while participating in activities of any kind, whether sponsored by or under the supervision of SAY and I agree to indemnify and hold harmless SAY, its members, coaches, officers, and designates of any claim whatsoever.

By Printing your name you acknowledge you have read the above statement:
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PARENT’S CODE OF ETHICS

A parent attending their child’s game is, and should only be, a spectator. The referee is there to referee the game; the coach is there to coach the game. A parent is there to watch the game and cheer for their child and the child’s team.

SPECTATORS are an important part of soccer. They by their actions (behavior) can make it either an exciting event OR can create a considerable amount of pain and discomfort for coaches, game officials, as well as other spectators.

In the COACH and PLAYERS ethics there are noted several violations. These are unlawfully entering the field, THREATENING or AGGRESSIVE MANNER or ACTIONS, HARASSMENT (of players, coaches, officials) and ABUSIVE or FOUL language.

SPECTATORS are subject to these same behavior violations. In the event a game official has determined that a SPECTATOR’S conduct is in violation of any of the above, the coaches will either state a warning or request that the SPECTATORS LEAVE THE FIELD AREA.

Any time a SPECTATOR comes under the penalty to the point that they are required to leave the field area; the referee can suspend play until that has been accomplished. In the event that the SPECTATOR will not leave the field, as required, the referee may suspend the game. The game may be rescheduled.

All such occurrences, where the SPECTATOR has been required to leave the field, MUST be reported to the Area Referee Coordinator who will send the Area Board a written report.

I WILL:

Remember SAY’s motto: KIDS HAVING FUN! If they’re not having fun, find out why and seek to change it.

Know the game. Play soccer with your kids at home, even if it’s just for five minutes a day.

Take a referee or coaching course. Read about soccer & watch games on TV with your kids.

Encourage fair play. Teach your child the - Golden Rule (do unto others as you would have them do unto you) and apply it to all games and practices.

Be supportive of all activities. Bring your child to games and practices on time and ready to play. Have them bring a ball, water, shin-guards & shoes.

Refrain from using drug, alcohol and tobacco products at all youth soccer events. Request other adults present to refrain from their use as well.

Communicate any safety concerns. Inform the coach, officials or administrators of anything you feel is, or may create, a dangerous situation for anyone attending games or practices.

Be positive or be quiet. Encouraging words make soccer more fun.

Be respectful and expect my children to be respectful. This pertains not just to the coaches and referees, but also to other players and parents.

Volunteer to assist the coach or team. Be a - team player. If you have soccer skills or knowledge, or are just good working with kids, offer to help at practice. If not, make calls, bring snacks, collect money for events, collect paperwork or do anything else that needs doing. The coach is busy coaching; don’t make him/her do all the management as well.

Support the coach’s and referee’s decisions. They are both doing a difficult job to the best of their abilities.

If you have real concerns, speak with the coach in private.

Communicate with my child. Recognize your child’s individual performance. Ask – How did you do? Then listen to their reply. Be sure to address any concerns they may have.

Give praise freely. When someone, anyone, is doing a good job at what they’re doing, don’t be afraid to let
them know. Whether it’s your child, another child on the team, a child on the opposing team, the coach or, yes, even the referee.

Remind others, when necessary, of the Parent’s Code of Ethics. Do so gently, politely and with respect.

I hereby pledge to follow this Parent’s Code of Ethics.
By Printing your name you acknowledge you have read the above Parent's Code of Ethics: *

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I understand there are no refunds. We reserve the right to shorten the season in light of current world affairs/inclement weather, but will do our best to provide the soccer season we are expected for the community. If the season is cut short to less than 4 games Switzerland County SAY Soccer board will refund families the difference of the uniform cost, if already ordered, and a $2 transaction fee.
We understand that life can be challenging, and financial difficulties can arise unexpectedly. If you've experienced any significant financial hardship which impacts your child's ability to participate with SAY soccer, please email us to inquire about potential scholarship opportunities.

email: switzcosay@gmail.com

If you would like to donate to assist players with a financial hardship, please select a Player Scholarship Donation below and it will go directly to reduce costs for those in need.
*For the sibling discount code text 859-588-3352

Payment

Lollipop Soccer (Players born August 1, 2020 or later)$45.00

Travel League (Players born before August 1, 2020)$65.00

Player scholarship donation$5.00

Donation to be applied to scholarships for players with financial hardships.

Player scholarship donation$10.00

Donation to be applied to scholarships for players with financial hardships.

Player scholarship donation$15.00

Donation to be applied to scholarships for players with financial hardships.

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2026 Fall Registration Switzerland County SAY Soccer

As a Parent of Legal Guardian for this child, I give permission for emergency medical treatment for my child for illness or accident if I cannot first be contacted. Person to notify other than parent in case of emergency:

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