AYSO The American Youth Soccer Organization - Region 93, Springfield, OR
Spring Registration 2010 Print E-mail

Spring registration is now open.  You can regsiter at one of our walk-in registration events or online.

Registration Events

  • 12pm - 4pm, Saturday, Jan 30th at Round Table Pizza, 5547 Main Street

  • 12pm - 4pm, Saturday, Feb 27th at Round Table Pizza, 5547 Main Street

Online Registration

You may register online by going to:
www.eayso.com

If you played with us in the fall, please choose the "print form" option
If you did not play in the fall, but have played with AYSO previously, choose the "returning player" option
If you have never played with AYSO, choose "new player" option

When the application is complete, print it and mail with a check for $60 to:

AYSO
PO Box 1474
Springfield, OR 97477

The eayso registration website has been giving some troubles.  Let us know by email ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) if this is the case for you and we will assist you.

 

Registration closes February 28th.
 
Volunteers Print E-mail

AYSO is a volunteer organization.  So that means that we need your help to provide the children of our community the best soccer experience possible.

 

Volunteer Opportunities

  • Coach
  • Referee
  • School Rep - We don't have school reps for Mohawk/Marcola, Walterville, Ridgeview, Centennial or Thurston

We are always in need of coaches and referees.  We will soon be posting dates on our Calendar of Events for the upcoming Coach Clinic and Referee Clinic.

If you would like to volunteer, please register at the eAYSO website.  After registering, please mail your signed volunteer form to:

 

AYSO Region 93
Spring Registration
P.O. BOX 1474
Springfield, OR 97477

 

 

 
 
Game Fields Print E-mail

U6, U8, and U10 - Thurston Middle School

U12 and U14 - Multiple Locations

Springfield

Eugene
 
AYSO Safe Haven Print E-mail

Safe Haven is a child and volunteer protection program that was the first of its kind in youth sports.

The child protection aspect is intended to stop child abuse, promote education and awareness, enforce policies, screen volunteers and train volunteers. It includes proactive steps that promote a positive, healthy environment for child.

Volunteer protection comes in to play as a result of volunteer training, certification and continuing education. The Volunteer Protection Act of 1997 provides certain legal protections for volunteers who have been trained and certified, and act in accordance with a written job description. Safe Haven has these three elements, giving volunteers the highest degree of protection available under the law.

 

Safe Haven for All

Safe Haven FAQ

AYSO Volunteer Position Descriptions