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Player Equipment
Soccer Ball
Ready to play? Every player needs a soccer ball. Visit CustoMyze Sports online and order now!
| Age Group | Ball Size |
|---|---|
| U6/U8 | Size 3 |
| U10/U12 | Size 4 |
| U14+ | Size 5 |
Soccer Ball
Author: oyscadmin
Water Bottle
Player Equipment
Water Bottle
Every player MUST bring a water bottle to every practice and game – regardless of temperature. Staying hydrated is fundamental to keep players healthy and safe..
Goalie Gear
Player Equipment
Goalie Gear
While some children who play goalie may use a special jersey or wear gloves, they are not required. (And in most cases, the team can provide them if desired.)
Cleats
Player Equipment
Cleats
While not technically required, it is strongly recommended that your child wear soccer cleats to all practices and games. Cleats will keep your child from slipping or falling – especially when the grass is wet or the fields are muddy.
Please note that most football, baseball and softball cleats are ILLEGAL to use in soccer due to the position, size or material of the cleat. Soccer cleats cannot be metal, cannot be too long and cannot be located at the front edge of the cleat. If you are unsure about whether or not your child can wear a specific set of cleats, please contact your coach or visit Soccer Pro..
Shin Guards
Player Equipment
Shin Guards
In addition to the uniform, every player is REQUIRED to wear shin guards at all practices and games. Shin guards must be worn under the socks and must be completely covered. There is no specific style or model required. You may purchase an appropriate pair of shin guards for your child at CustoMyze Sports. Your child may not participate without shin guards.
Refunds
Refunds
Registration refunds requested prior to August 1 will be returned less a $20 charge.
No refunds will be given on/after August 1.
OYSC 2026 Spring Soccer Registration
Spring Soccer is here! Cal North District VI is offering a spring league open to all area clubs including OYSC.
Spring Soccer Registration Information
Waitlist Process
Interested players will initially be placed on a waitlist. There is no cost to join the waitlist and this step is crucial for us to determine how many players we have in each age and gender group to form teams. Teams will only be formed if we first, have a coach and have enough players.
AFTER we confirm that we have enough players and coaches to form a team, then your credit card will be charged.
Details
- Age Groups: Boys and Girls divisions for U10, U12, U14, U16, and U19
- Game Format:
- U10 will play 7v7
- U12 will play 9v9
- U14 will play 11v11
- U16 will play 9v9
- U19 will play 9v9
- Season:
- Teams will play 7-9 games starting on March 14th
- Practices will begin once teams are formed
- Registration Deadline: Teams need to be finalized by February 26th
- Cost:
- $45 for Fall 2025 OYSC players
- $65 for all new players
- Register here
- If you are a new coach interested in coaching this Spring season, you may register here.
How to Join
Sign up now to join the waitlist by clicking on the link above! Teams will be formed based on interest and you will be notified of the next steps once we confirm player and coach availability. If you’re interested in coaching, we need to hear from you now-your help is essential to making this season happen!
Once your registration is confirmed and teams are finalized, your coach will reach out to provide details about practice schedules, game times, and other important updates.
Please contact Pete Philips at clubmanager@ovalesoccer.org if you have any questions.
Fall Registration
Fall 2024
Registration
Fall Registration is Open: Register Here
Cost
U6/U8: $100
U10-U19: $115
*Uniforms are not included.
Important Dates:
April – Registration Opens
June 30 – Registration Closes (waitlists may be open)
July – Teams Formed
August 1 – Practices Start
Mid August – First Game
Mid November – Last Game
Referee Advice
Referee
Advice
As a new referee, there will be lots to learn – regardless of whether or not you are an experienced soccer player or coach.
There’s a good chance that you’ll get plenty of advice from experience referees that you work with – and even some well-meaning coaches. If you want to get a head start, we recommend taking some time to review the advice that US Youth Soccer has put together right here.
Laws of the Game
Rules
Laws of the Game
Please click here for changes to Laws of the Game for 2025/26
The 17 Laws of the Game are managed by the IFAB (International Football Association Board). Their website is a terrific resource for basic information about the Laws. Visit their site at www.theIFAB.com.
If you’re just looking to see what recent changes have been made to the Laws, visit this page on the IFAB’s site: https://www.theifab.com/law-changes/latest
If you would like to download the Laws of the Game or recent changes, visit this page on the IFAB’s site: https://www.theifab.com/documents/?documentType=all&language=en
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Additionally, US Youth Soccer provides their policy on players and rules that can be accessed here.