Amesbury Soccer Association - Operating Procedures and Bylaws

ASA Insurance through MYSA

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The Amesbury Soccer Association players, coaches and administrators are insured through Massachusetts Youth Soccer Association. This includes

Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance
Directors & Officers Insurance
Excess Soccer Accident Medical Expense Benefits
Liability Insurance
Crime Insurance
Indoor Liability & Excess Insurance

Tournaments and events outside of the Massachusetts are not covered unless you obtained permission prior to the event. Permission can be obtained online at http://www.mayouthsoccer.org/pages/324_permission_to_travel.cfm. More information about traveling to out of state events and non-sanctioned US Youth soccer events can be found at http://www.mayouthsoccer.org/pages/323_soccer_travel.cfm.

ASA ByLaws

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Amesbury Soccer Association

Operating Procedures

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AMESBURY SOCCER ASSOCIATION
OPERATING PROCEDURES

Amesbury Soccer Association (ASA) is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to providing a fun, safe, and healthy environment for boys and girls to enjoy recreational soccer. Currently, we offer a “development program in the fall and spring for 4-8 year olds – this program is informal and low-key, and its purpose is simply to introduce soccer to young children, teach some basic skills, and let the kids have fun. We also offer an in-town Summer Soccer program, held at Woodsom Farm, for ages 4-14 (depending on registration). The Summer Soccer program is intended to be low-key, recreational, and fun – teams practice one time a week and play one game per week. In Summer Soccer, scores and standings are not kept, and the emphasis is on sportsmanship and kids having a good time. We reserve the right to alter teams to maintain a competitive balance. Finally, ASA offers Spring and Fall Travel Soccer programs as part of the Essex County Youth Soccer Association (ECYSA). Travel Soccer is still recreational in nature, but requires more of a commitment than our other programs. Travel teams may have games anywhere in Essex County (or, in some instances, just beyond Essex County), and most teams will practice two times per week. The ECYSA Spring Travel Season includes the possibility of playoffs at the County and State level. Players seeking levels of competition beyond those offered by ASA may wish to consider various club soccer teams, premier leagues, or the Olympic Development Program for Massachusetts.