REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN

Online registration is opening April 1^st There will be three dates for in-person registration: Sunday, April 21^st 12-2pm, Sunday, May 5^th 12-2pm, and Sunday, June 2^nd 12-2pm. In-person registration will take place at The Fozen One on Mile Hill Rd in Port Orchard. Please bring a copy of your child's birth certificate if you are new to SKSC or do not have one on file.

Registration fees are: Micro---$100, Mod---$135, and Regulation---$150

The increase in prices this season reflects the increase in uniform costs along with increases in state, association and field rental fees.

Same team registration deadline and team mate request deadline are June 1^st. Team mate requests will be accepted for U9 and below only. Please make certain that your requests are for players of the same gender and age level as your child. We will not accept coach requests. Requests are not guaranteed and are on a first come basis. All registrations received after June 1^st will be randomly placed. Registration cutoff is June 15^th

If you have any questions regarding registration please contact Kathie Thoma at registrar@sksoccer.com

This year, as in past, we have received many requests for greater referee coverage in all age brackets. Our goal is to cover more of our games with referees. To train the referees we have to a higher level as well. We need to help ourselves in this effort. We ask the help of our Jr. High and High School students, parents, neighbors and friends. The referees we see at games are paid modestly for their work. These referees are not career refs, but youth and adults like those in all of our families. We need more referees and many of us may know someone that can fill this vital, important role. Refereeing a few games can have a meaningful impact for our youth and improve our sport.

There are clinics offered throughout the year posted on the WSYSA site. Most classes are one day or evening and the club re-reimburses the cost of the training upon completion. Youth 12 and up are eligible and it is a great first job. Refs are paid for their work and can choose the games that best suit their schedule. Other incentives will also be offered.

The benefit to our club is twofold: We as parents or older siblings can watch our friends and family play soccer and get paid in doing so. The larger benefit is that, once trained, you can provide a quality soccer experience to a young team. Our young players need guidance towards playing within the rules and keep the game safe. The classes will be posted on the WSYSA site and we are planning on holding at least one if not two classes, right here in Kitsap. The class depends on confirmed registrations, so let us know if you are interested. There are referee mentors and people to help you with your first game. Please contact our VP of Comp, Jason Pinard at CoachPinard@gmail.com with questions or comments.

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