PARENTS Information and Links
Section 3, Area T, Region 220
June 7, 2005 - AYSO Parent Information Evening 7:30pm at Tarrytown Senior Center (behind the railway station),
mandatory for all new soccer parents, open to anyone interested in: "Everything you always wanted to know about AYSO, but
were afraid to ask."
Volunteer - You'll Love It
We believe that we are running a vibrant soccer program that is expanding and improving every year.
However, the more we do, the more we realize that we can do. Not only can we always improve the existing
program, we can offer more, if we have the people to do it. Every Regional Board Member and every coach,
assistant coach and referee is a volunteer. Some of our volunteers have played soccer their entire lives
and others had never kicked a soccer ball in anger before getting involved with AYSO. All of us do it
because it is fun and worthwhile.
Your AYSO program will only improve if more members of our community get involved. If you have
interest in a Board position, let the Board know. Volunteer to coach or referee. If you only have a little
bit of time, but want to help, we will find something useful for you to do.
AYSO Stuff
The AYSO Supply Center carries patches, pins, manuals, coach and referee instructional materials, and
more. Plus, a free registration kit complete with forms, posters, and the ABCs of AYSO parents handbook!
Contact the National Support & Training Center (NSTC).
The AYSO Store is AYSO's official merchandise outlet, with AYSO shirts, caps, jackets and more, plus
other soccer memorabilia.
Tell Us What You Think
As proud as we are of our program, we know that it is not perfect. Whether you are a player, or a
parent, new to the game, or with a lifetime of experience, we want your input. What is good about our
program? What could be improved, and how? Feel free to contact any Board member,
or stop us at games or on the street or on the train and let us know how you feel. We are committed to
making this the best youth sports program in the area, and can only improve with your help. Don’t be shy.
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