Spring is almost here!  Sign up for Spring Outdoor Soccer.  Play to begin on May 8.   click here to register    or   here for more info 

U6 runs for 6 Saturday mornings.

House league for 8-14s plus High School coed play 8 games on Saturday and one Sunday with no games on Memorial Day weekend.

Bored during the school breaks?  Do you miss soccer?  Want to get together with friends and have some fun?  Want to learn some techniques?  Hang out with Coach Brendan?

Registration is now open for our indoor vacation soccer camps at the Village Glen.  Camps are coed and open to U8-U12 ASA registered players.  Camps are $75 and include a tshirt.  GK Camp is $50.  Open to the first 35 players for each camp.  Register for one or all.

Winter Holiday Vacation Camp  - December 28-30, 9am-12pm

Presidents Week Vacation Camp - February 15-17, 9am-12pm

Goalkeeper Camp - February 18-19, two days only, 9am-12pm - OPEN TO ALL AGE GOALKEEPERS

Shelley has set up a page for everyone to join us on Facebook.  Click here or the Facebook icon above and join the fun!

The policy of the Amherst Soccer Association is that every effort will be made to ensure that children will not be deprived the opportunity of playing soccer in cases of financial hardship. For more information or to apply, continue or contact president@amherstsoccer.com.  All inquiries are confidential and shared only with the president and treasurer.  Thanks to all of you who make donations when registering for programs to make this policy possible.

With the recent addition of the new indoor practice facility at the Village Glen, ASA has the opportunity to expand our corporate and community fundraising activities to further the development of youth soccer in the Amherst area.  The Board of Directors is looking for a volunteer to coordinate fundraising activities for the club. If you have experience in fundraising or are willing to help coordinate this effort, please contact our club president, Scott Kinerk (president@amherstsoccer.com) or Marty Ott (Registrar@amherstsoccer.com).

1. During car rides to games or practice, kids don’t want you to tell them how to do this or that. "I am not stupid," said one 12-year-old. "I know how to play the sport I play.