FAQs • Marysville, WA • CivicEngage

Is a uniform provided?: All players will be furnished with an official league jersey, color will be chosen by Marysville Parks & Recreation. Parents are responsible for providing the balance of the uniform. All players are required to wear shin guards and dress in appropriate athletic attire.

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Youth Soccer

1. Who are the coaches?: All teams are coached by certified volunteers. Your coach will contact you by April 11th. If you are interested in volunteering to coach, please contact the Athletic Office at 360-363-8400.

2. How are teams formed?: By school, grade and gender. The following is a list of our divisions: U7&U8, U9&U10, U11&U12, U13&U14 Boys and girls will play separately.

3. When and where will practices and games take place?: Practices and games will take place at the Marysville Youth Soccer Club Soccer Complex located at 4808 152nd St NE. Boys typically play on Tuesday/Thursday and Girls play on Monday/Wednesday.

4. What is the registration process?: Register online at www.marysvillewa.gov on the Soccer Registration page. Please use a PC to register and select "Payment Plan" upon check-out. Your payment will be processed on April 5th. Mobile phones are not supported for payment plan registrations. You may also register in person at the Parks and Recreation Administrative Office located in Jennings Memorial Park, 6915 Armar Road. The parks office is open Monday - Friday from 8am - 1pm and 2pm - 5pm.

5. Is a uniform provided?: All players will be furnished with an official league jersey, color will be chosen by Marysville Parks & Recreation. Parents are responsible for providing the balance of the uniform. All players are required to wear shin guards and dress in appropriate athletic attire.

6. How can I best support my child’s sport experience?: Lots of love! Your child needs to know that you support him/her no matter the outcome of their performance or the final score of the game. Your child needs to see good sportsmanship and appropriate behavior on the sidelines. Ask your coach how you can follow through with the skills taught during practice at home, without the pressure of performance. Remember, this is a skills development program, not a pre-curser to college scholarships. "Child first, athlete second".