CYSA Sponsors

Advanced Seamless Gutters   Affordable Shredding   Arrowhead Dental   Atkisson Electric Inc.   Body Energy Systems Therapy   Boisdair Building Concepts   Bonnet Studio   Brick Oven Restaurant   Caster Creative Photography   Chariho Family Chiropractic   Charlestown Chamber of Commerce   Charlestown Famous Pizza   Charlestown Mini-Super   Childrens Dentistry of Westerly   Compass Seafood LLC   Davis Standard   Earth Care Farm   Eye Care Chariho Associates   Fantastic Sams   Fantastic Umbrella Factory   Frenchtown Builder   Gary F. Burdick & Son Inc.   Hope Valley-Wyoming Fire District   J&J Lawn Service   James Thompson Native Lumber   John Ward Physical Therapy   Knights of Columbus Council 6939   Lickety Splits   Ma and Pas Market   MeGrews Boats   MotterStitch Co. Inc.   Ocean House Marina   Ocean Pharmacy Charlestown, Inc.   Ray Willis Toys & Bikes   Rhode Island Elite Soccer Academy at URI   Rhythm & Roots   Richmond Veterinary Clinic   RPE Waste Services   Sea Bees (TOPS)   Sherman's Auto Body   South County Carpet Cleaning   South County Orthopedics   Town Pizza II   Trawlworks   UBS Lumberyards   V & M Construction   Washington County Turf Farms, Inc.   Westerly Community Credit Union   Westerly Health Center   Woodmansee Insurance, Inc.   Wyoming Hardware  

My child wants to play Fall Competitive why do they have to play in the Recreational League as well?

Submitted by CYSA on Sun, 04/25/2010 - 1:23pm

The Fall League has been traditionally a recreational time of the year for soccer.   In 2008 CYSA voted to participate in the SuperLiga Fall Competitive Program at the U12 and U14 age levels (there was no U10 SuperLiga league available).  The effect this had on the recreational league was that all of the U12 and U14 had to be coed to support the minimum number of teams required to have a league.  In 2010 the CYSA Board of Directors voted to allow the U10 (Now a U10 SuperLiga league is available) to have one competitive team for both the boys and girls divisions.  In order to maintain the number of teams in the girls/boys recreational league and not turn it into a coed division, the board mandated for only the U10 Competitive group that they must play in the recreational league as well.  In 2010 the U12 and above competitive players have the option to play in the recreational league.  In future years, it will be mandatory that all Fall Comp players play in the recreational league.