The Washington Officials Association (WOA) established the Steve Colby Scholarship to provide an opportunity for either children of certified WOA members or certified officials who are graduating seniors to seek higher secondary education through the attendance at a university, college, community college or trade school. One or more scholarships of $1000 minimum will be awarded annually based on submissions received.

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Attend the next NSYSA AGM Meeting

Monday, March 31, 2025. 6:30PM at Poulsbo Fire Station.
911 Liberty Rd
Poulsbo, WA 98370

In-person only (no Zoom option)

Link to current meeting details, code of conduct, all found at the NSYSA Board Business page.

Join us!

Attend the next NSYSA Board Meeting

Monday, March 3, 2025. 6:30PM at Poulsbo Fire Station.

Hybrid meeting. In-person and via Zoom (individual pre-registration required)

Link to current meeting details, code of conduct, and Zoom pre-registration link all found at the NSYSA Board Business page.

Join us!

Full Details

11v11
https://learning.ussoccer.com/coach/courses/available/19/details/20001119

7v7
https://learning.ussoccer.com/coach/courses/available/21/details/20001118

contact Ian McCallum
Director of Coaching
Bainbridge Island FC
c: 206 229 5535, e: ian@bifc.net

More Details!

Attend the next NSYSA Board Meeting

Monday, Feb 6, 2025. >> NOTE ZOOM Only due to weather Time: 6:30PM.

The meeting via Zoom (individual pre-registration required). No in-person option.

Link to current meeting details, code of conduct, and Zoom pre-registration link all found at the NSYSA Board Business page.

Join us!

Get involved with Kitsap Cup – New Years Day Enthusiasts supporting kids in Sierra Leone with Children of the Nations

Contact Louie Bond if interested in supporting or playing New Years Day in this great annual event of playing soccer and helping transform lives all the way in Sierra Leone!
Right now, Louie's crew is inviting teams to sign up, and tournament T-shirts for all participants.

We are looking to have:

• 4v4 kids on the small field for our 6-8 year olds, ideally coed
• 10-12-year-old boys bracket 7v7
• 10-12-year-old girls bracket 7v7
• 12-14 coed bracket 7v7
• High School Coed 6v6
• Adult Coed less Competitive 6v6
• Adult Coed Competitive 6v6
• Adult Mens Competitive 6v6

Seeking teams as young at 6–8-year-olds (small field 4v4 games), other wise looking to do a 9-11 age group 7v7 and 12-14 age group 7v7, HS age 6v6 and adults 6v6. On the full field we are hoping to have 11 players per team each player donating $40 each so that each team would sponsor 1 child. On the small field ideally 6 player per team and 2 teams would cover the cost of 1 child for the year.

This is a fundraiser Jamboree and more important to have you or your child play so whatever is comfortable for donation is greatly appreciated. All players will receive a shirt. 3 shortened games of 12-minute halves with all games starting on the hour and half-hour mark.

Contact Louie Bond, Cell Phone: 206-619-4409, LBond@melbournetower.com, Family and Friends for all the details

We join Washington Youth Soccer in congratulating Malia Juarez for being named Washington's 2024 Girls Recreational Coach of the Year! 🏆⚽

Malia is a standout coach who has shown exceptional dedication to the development of her players. Her positive coaching style encourages teamwork, confidence, and a love for the game. Malia's commitment to fostering a supportive and fun environment has made a lasting impact on her athletes, both on and off the field.

Thank you, Malia, for your passion and leadership! #CoachOfTheYear #GirlsRecreationalSoccer #WAYouthSoccer Darigold Bremerton Soccer Club

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Everyone deserves a safe, healthy soccer environment – we hope you’ll join us!

This webinar is open to all, so feel free to share the registration link with colleagues and partners.

The U.S. Soccer Safeguarding Team invites you to join an important webinar focused on your responsibility in reporting abuse and misconduct within the sport. This session is designed to equip you with practical knowledge and real-world scenarios to help ensure a safer soccer environment.

What we’ll cover:

An overview of mandatory reporting requirements.
A facilitated discussion about how and where to report different types of misconduct in your organization.
Scenarios drawn from real cases of abuse and misconduct in soccer.
An interactive discussion with the safeguarding team on the challenges in identifying and reporting abuse.

Date: Wednesday, September 25
Time: 01:00 PM Pacific Time

Register here.

Shayla Sutliff is a graduate of Central Kitsap High School. Soccer has been a part of her life for 13 years as she has played and coached for Tracyton Soccer Club. She was involved in the Honor Society, Debate, ASB, Knowledge Bowl, Theater, Music, French Club, Deca, and other school and community organizations. She has been accepted to the University of Washington and will be studying Applied Physics.

Kylah Coulter is a graduate of Central Kitsap High School. She has played for Kitsap Alliance FC and has been a referee for KPSRA, PCSRA and was a soccer coach for the YMCA.. She was involved in High School Soccer, High School Music, and Environmental Club, and is pursuing her airplane pilot's license. She has been accepted to Embry Riddle Aeronautical University and is planning on pursuing a career in aviation.

Read more here.

Thanks to our NSYSA Registrar, Susie, for sharing this excellent resource of successfully creating and syncing your RMA (Risk Management Authorization) to your various US Soccer user profiles

Play well!