Birthdays

See Birthdays link

Cold weather

See cold weather tips

Fees

See fees link

Frequently asked questions

See FAQ link

Gifts (soccer related)

See shameless commerce link

Goalkeeper training

See goalkeeper training link

Parent education information

See parent education link

Player information

Player guidelines for training sessions
Playing at home
Player guidelines for game days
Hydration tips
Jewelry: leave jewelry at home (medical bracelets are OK if taped down, leaving the medical info area uncovered)
Double-header play
Team assignments and levels of play
Nesquick simple Game Day Eating guide
Success in Soccer’s nutrition tips (very detailed)
Dealing with player injuries
Article: how players can take more control of their own development
Offbeat: fun video about the meaning of teammates (featuring Mia Hamm)

Playing at home

Soccer is a fun game to play. The better your skills, the more fun you’ll have! A great way to improve your skills is to play with friends or play on your own. Link: soccer activities you can do at home or in the local park

Registration materials

The NASA Tophat on-line registration system handles initial fees and the majority of player / family information. There are two other items you’ll need to submit to your age group’s coach or team manager:

A notarized medical consent form (all players)
A copy of the player’s birth certificate (new players only)

You can submit these in paper form at your age group’s initial orientation meeting, or you can scan them and send as PDF files to your coach or team manager.

Rosters

Rosters for the season will be available in August. We’ll distribute via e-mail as a PDF file. Rosters can be helpful in arranging car pools.

Game day roster cards:

On our first game day, we’ll distribute laminated pocket-sized game day roster cards, with basic info such as player names, uniform numbers and parent names. These are handy quick references to help you get to know your daughter’s teammates.