REGISTER FOR FALL SOCCER WITH REGION 2!
THE BEST VALUE YOUTH SOCCER PROGRAM IN THE SAN GABRIEL VALLEY!!

SIGNUP ONLINE! Registration Now Open

Register your player(s) online at ayso2.org by following these steps:
- Login to your account or create a new one at the top of this page.
- Click 'Register Now' and follow the instructions.
- After signing up your player(s), review the volunteer roles available. We always need coaches and referees. Always!

Special note - Placement of players is DEPENDENT upon having enough volunteers. So please consider joining a great community of people focused on delivering quality soccer to the kids of Region 2!

For players that have not played recently, or if you have not already: Upload proof of player's age (birth certificate or passport)

Answers to some of the most common questions...

How much is registration?
It depends on how many players you register and in which division they will play. Sibling discounts apply when you register more than one player from your family. The AYSO National Fee of $25 is not included in the registration amounts below. There is also a $2.75 processing fee. Both of these fees are non-refundable.

$  50 Schoolyard
$195 6U - 8U
$195 10U - 14U
$195 Upper Division

The Sibling Discount is $50.

What do I get for my registration fee?
A 10 - 12 game season, plus playoff weekends for some teams.
A full uniform including jersey, shorts and socks.
Fully trained coaches and referees.
Guaranteed game time. Every player will play at least three quarters of every game.
Reassurance that all our volunteers have successfully passed a background verification check.
6U/7U/8U
- One practice per week.
- One game each weekend.
- Trophies / Medals for all players on all teams at the end of the season.
10U and up
- Up to two practices per week
- Minimum 10 games. Excluding playoffs.

What are new player assessments and when are they?
It is an AYSO core philosophy to create Balanced Teams. In order to do so, we compile assessment data on each participant in divisions 8U and older. Please do not attend any of the assessment sessions listed below unless we reach out and invite you. If your player has prior playing experience with Region 2 then they may not need to attend. If your player is new to Region 2 or, for any other reason, we are missing information on your player's experience level then we will likely ask you to attend one of the sessions below. But if we don't ask, stay home. These are assessments. They are not tryouts. What happens at the assessment does not, in any way whatsoever, affect whether your player is placed on a team.

What age ranges are accepted into your program?
All players from pre-school to high-school are welcomed to our Fall program

How long does the fall season run for?
The season usually starts the first week of September and ends shortly before Thanksgiving.

What divisions are available?
We group players by birth year into the following divisions
Schoolyard, 6U, 7U, 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U and 19U
Each division has girls teams and boys teams. There are no co-ed teams.

What is the EPIC program?
The Region 2 EPIC program is something that we are very proud of. The program is intended to provide a safe and fun environment for soccer players that face physical or mental challenges. EPIC is open to players of all ages. Our coaches are specially trained to ensure players and their families enjoy an enriching experience that will be remembered and cherished for years and years. As with all our other divisions in Region 2, we expect lots of support and cheering from the soccer fans on the sidelines!
To register your player please come to the Registration Day (details above). Additional information regarding EPIC can be found on the AYSO National Epic  site. We also have some local information, specific to Region 2 here. Please contact [email protected] with any other questions.

Who runs AYSO Region 2?
Volunteers run it. Everyone is a volunteer. From our team parents, coaches, referees, board members all the way up to the Region Commissioner and beyond. The region survives through the generous donation of time and energy given by our volunteers.

PLEASE consider volunteering.

We always, always, always need coaches and referees. We provide all the training necessary (at no cost) and no prior experience is required. There are few things more rewarding then being a role model to today's youth. Not to mention the quality bond you will share with your own player.

You will have the opportunity to register your interest in volunteering for one of our many available roles during the online registration process.

All coaches and assistant coaches MUST be Age-Appropriate certified and must complete their Safe Haven and Concussion certifications. Only 2 certified coaches permitted in Technical Area (10 yards from the halfway line each side) during a game. Coaches shall carry and display Coach ID Cards. Home Team occupies the North (or West) side of the field. Spectators must sit on their respective sideline between 2 penalty area and 3 yards away from Touchline.

Spectators are not allowed to coach (i.e., providing technical instruction to any player). Zero Tolerance: absolutely no inappropriate behavior towards referees, especially youth referees.

Number of Players:

• 19U - 11 versus 11, with minimum of 7 players/team on the field; Players are required to play at least 3 quarters of the game (late arrival must play minimum 3 quarters or the remaining of the game); No restriction on Goalkeeper playing time.
• 16U - 11 versus 11, with minimum of 7 players/team on the field; Players are required to play at least 3 quarters of the game (late arrival must play minimum 3 quarters or the remaining of the game); No restriction on Goalkeeper playing time.
• 14U - 11 versus 11, with minimum of 7 players/team on the field; Players are required to play at least 3 quarters of the game (late arrival must play minimum 3 quarters or the remaining of the game); No restriction on Goalkeeper playing time.
• 12U - 9 versus 9, with minimum of 6 players/team on the field; Players are required to play at least 3 quarters of the game (late arrival must play minimum 3 quarters or the remaining of the game); No restriction on Goalkeeper playing time.
• 10U - 7 versus 7, with minimum of 5 players/team on the field; Players are required to play at least 3 quarters of the game (late arrival must play minimum 3 quarters or the remaining of the game); Maximum 2 quarters of Goalkeeper playing time.
• 8U - 4 versus 4. One sub. No Minimum amount of players, 2 teams of split in half (maximum 5 on each side) playing on 2 side by side fields. No Goalkeeper.
• 7U - 4 versus 4. One sub. No Minimum amount of players, 2 teams of split in half playing on 2 side by side fields. No Goalkeeper.
• 6U - 4 versus 4. One sub. No Minimum amount of players, 2 teams of split in half playing on 2 side by side fields. No Goalkeeper.

Ball Size:

• 19U, 16U and 14U - Size 5.
• 12U and 10U - Size 4.
• 8U, 7U, and 6U - Size 3.

Goal Size:

• 19U, 16U, 14U and 12U - Official Size Goals (8 feet high and 8 yards wide).
• 10U, 8U, and 7U - 6 feet high and 6 yards wide.
• 6U - 4 feet high and 6 yards wide.

Duration of the Game:

• 19U - 45 minutes half with 5-10 minutes half-time break; running clock; subs 4 times per half, game can end of draw in pool play; 10 minutes grace period from the scheduled starting time.
• 16U - 40 minutes half with 5-10 minutes half-time break; running clock; subs 4 times per half, game can end of draw in pool play; 5 minutes grace period from the scheduled starting time.
• 14U - 35 minutes half with 5-10 minutes half-time break; running clock; game can end of draw in pool play; 5 minutes grace period from the scheduled starting time.
• 12U - 30 minutes half with 5-10 minutes half-time break; running clock; game can end of draw in pool play; 5 minutes grace period from the scheduled starting time.
• 10U - 25 minutes half with 5-10 minutes half-time break; running clock; game can end of draw in pool play; 5 minutes grace period from the scheduled starting time.
• 8U and 7U - 10 minutes quarter with 1-2 minutes quarter break and 5-10 minutes half-time break; game can end of draw.
• 6U - 5 minutes quarter with 1-2 minutes quarter break and 5-10 minutes half-time break; game can end of draw.
• Games starting late still need to end 5 minutes before the next game's scheduled starting time; 2 halves shall be shorten equally via referee's instruction.

Laws of the Game:

• 19U, 16U, 14U, 12U, and 10U - Matches are played with FIFA Laws Of The Game and AYSO National Rules and Regulations
• Deliberately heading the ball in 12U and below is not allowed. Play shall be immediately stopped (no advantage applied). Restart is Indirect Free Kick (IFK) for the opposing team. If the restart is in the GOAL AREA for the attacking team, the ball is placed at the Goal Area Line parallel to the Goal Line (just like all other IFK restart).
• 10U - No punting. Buildout line rules apply.
• 8U - No offside; no goal keeper; all free kicks are Indirect Free Kicks (IFK).
• 7U - No offside; No goalkeeper; all free kicks are Indirect Free Kicks (IFK).
• 6U - No offside; No goalkeeper; no Free Kick.

Points & Playoffs: (for 19U, and 16U only)
Area 1C rules apply

Points & Playoffs: (for 14U, 12U, and 10U only)

• 3 Points for Win.
• 1 Point each team for Draw.
• 0 Point for Loss.
• Forfeit is recorded as 1-0.
• 14U, 12U and 10U - The number of teams qualifying for any playoff tournament varies per division from season to season
  
• 8U, 7U, and 6U - No game scores are kept; no point system is used; no playoffs.

2nd Offense (and forward) - 2-point deduction. NO appeal.

Appeals Process - A written appeal must be sent to your DC for review. It must be received by the Monday immediately following the game for consideration and must include:

1. What happened? What were the circumstances of the game.

2. What steps did you take to try and control it?

3. Why were you unsuccessful in controlling it?

4. What will you do differently next time, or do you require assistance / intervention?

Referee Duty:

• 14U - Region 2 will supply qualified Referee and each team provides 1 Assistant Referee for the game after their own game; teams play the last game of the day on the same field provides referees for the first game of the day (may be a game in another division).
• 12U and 10U - Home Team provides 2 referees (one shall be the Referee of the game) and Visitor Team provides 1 referee for the game after their own game; teams play the last game of the day on the same field provides referees for the first game of the day (may be a game in another division).
• 12U-G - Games before and after the VIP game are separated into 2 groups. Morning games will ref in the morning group, and afternoon games will ref in the afternoon only.
• 8U - Home Team provides 1 referee and Visitor Team provides 1 referee for their own game; Coaches shall not be the referees.
• 7U - Home Team provides 1 referee and Visitor Team provides 1 referee for their own game; Coaches shall not be the referees.
• 6U - No referee is used; coaches shall help players to follow the Laws of the Game.
• Referees must wear full uniform (jersey, black shorts, and 3-strip socks) and AYSO badge.

Point Deduction (included in Sportsmanship Points): (for 14U, 12U, and 10U only)

• One Point deduction for each missing certified referee for all scheduled games (including friendly games).
• Point deduction may be applied to referees without proper uniform and/or required AYSO badge.
• Sportsmanship Policy

Tie Breaker: (for Playoffs)

1.  Total Points
2.  Fewest Goals Allowed (GA).
3.  Head to Head match up
4.  Coin Toss

Red Card Ejection: (for 14U & 12U players only and coaches in all competitive divisions)

• Player must sit out the remaining of the game and cannot participate the post-game hand-shaking.
• Player must also appear and sit out the following game; Player did not show up for the full length of the following game will continue to sit out.
• U-10 - Yellow/Red Cards shall not be given to U-10 players; Coaches shall remove the player if he/she is out of control.
• Coaches receiving two yellow cards during one game must leave the field. ONLY an Assistant Coach ALREADY on the team roster who is fully cleared and trained to coach in that division may step in to continue the game. In the event there is no Assistant Coach the game will be considered terminated and result in a forfeit regardless of whether the Referee allows the game to continue.

Lineup Cards & Reporting Game Results:

• Team information on Lineup Cards must be completed prior to the game (use the ones printed from Team Management Site; 10U+ teams must print BOTH sides of the Lineup Card).
• Lineup Cards must be completed by referees with names/teams PRINTED.
• Lineup Cards must record the final scores and any Yellow/Red Cards, and/or Coaches/Spectators ejection.
• Lineup Cards must be returned to Division Coordinator on the same day.
• Incident Report must be filed by coaches for any injury, threat, and/or property damage.
• Referee Match Report must be filed if there is any ejection and/or serious incident.
• 14U, 12U, and 10U - Coaches must report game results through communicated method.