Resources for coaches, assistant coaches, and team parents may be found below.
Player Pass
Purpose If a team is missing players and has 2 or fewer substitutes, the policy is intended to allow players from a lower or equal division or lower age group to augment the roster for a single game. The “Host team” can have up to 3 “guest” players per game. An individual player can only...
Adult Registration Instructions
***8/28/2024: The U.S. Soccer Learning Center is experiencing issues with SafeSport training. Please take this training directly through the Center for SafeSport for the time being. Directions are on the Adult Registration web page. Always confirm you are working in the correct registration year! In the dropdown box above, you may need to scroll up to find Fall...
Weather Policy
In accordance with Mass Youth Soccer's Weather Policy, the monitoring of weather conditions is the responsibility of game officials, coaches, and club administrators. All should be aware of the potential dangers posed by different weather conditions and work together to keep the players and other participants as safe as possible. This page may also be...
Code of Conduct
Pepperell Soccer places an emphasis on learning the game, improving individual skills, playing as a team, making new friends, and having fun – not solely on winning or losing. This code of conduct has been implemented to ensure a fun, friendly, safe environment for all involved with our program. The following applies to all Pepperell...
Safe Soccer
Pepperell Youth Soccer believes there is nothing is more important than the safety of our children. We greatly appreciate the roles that administrators, coaches, referees and volunteers play in offering youth athletes from all backgrounds the opportunity to play soccer. An integral part of these roles is taking steps to ensure the safety of the...
Team Parents (In-Town)
Team parents are a vital component of our in-town teams and a very valuable resource for each team. The time commitment is minimal, with almost all responsibility taking place during your child's game on Sundays. The main duties of a team parent are as follows: Team Snacks Team parents are responsible for organizing the snack...
Training
Session Plans All Mass Youth Soccer Session plans follow US Soccer Grassroots Play-Practice-Play Methodology. U.S. Soccer developed and implemented the Play-Practice-Play methodology at the Grassroots level. Researched and developed by technical leaders, this player-centered approach allows coaches of all levels to help create training environments to fulfill the two basic needs of players of all...
Incident Reporting
The safety of all participants in our programs is paramount. It is incumbent on all adults, including coaches, board members, and parents/guardians, to ensure the safety of our players and adherence to all guidelines. Should you witness or suspect misconduct, you must report it following the process below. Physical or Sexual Abuse Reporting If you...
In-Town Coach Information
Pre-Season Season Dates The season schedule is available on the website and shows which teams are playing against each other and which field they are on. Our spring season generally starts in mid-April, depending on when the town releases the fields to us. Our fall seasons generally starts in early September. Both seasons consist of...