Age Appropriate Development
U6 (4, 5 year olds)
U8 (6, 7 year olds)
U10 (8, 9 year olds)
U12 (10, 11year olds)
Flying Changes
Cross Directional
2024-2025 Fall & Spring registration is open! You may register through the link below.
Note:You will see the link for “Login, Register" at the top right corner of the page Above the logo and image.
After August 21, 2024 any registrations will be subject to availability and late fee.
Updates:
Registration includes participation in both the Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 Season, Soccer Practices, Uniforms, Registration with NMYSA, and additional Soccer Events! The season consists of a (7) week fall game schedule, and a (6) week spring game schedule.
Fees:
U6/U8 $100.00 + $15.00/player registration fee.
U10 $130+ $15.00/player registration fee.
U12 $140 + $15.00/player registration fee.
U14 $155.00 + $15.00/player registration fee.
Sibling Discounts will be applied with registration.
All registrations include 2 jerseys, shorts, and soccer socks!
All U6,U8,U10,U12, U14 games (if applicable) shall be played at Ranchos Elementary
Our board remains motivated, enthusiastic, and committed to organizing future soccer opportunities in the future. We are grateful to the many volunteer coaches, families, and athletes who make this league such a success! We all look forward to safely sharing the soccer field together in community. We are always in search of new coaches and volunteers. Please reach out with any questions or to volunteer!
IMPORTANT REMINDER: If your child registered and played in the autumn season they do not need to re-register for the spring season!
Who to Contact: Registrar - Rohm Padilla by email @ rohm4@msn.com
The Taos Youth Soccer League is open to any boy or girl, ages (4-14) who resides in Taos County & Colfax County.
At the discretion of a player’s parent and the Director of Instruction, a child may play up one division. However, playing up one division is highly discouraged, the exception being the case of a singular talent.
A seasonal year consists of a fall season (September – November) of approximately (7) weeks and a spring season (April-May) of approximately (6) weeks.
All players will submit a registration form, show proof of birthdates, and pay a registration fee before each season. The Board of Directors will set the registration fees.
Players are to stay on the same team for both the fall & spring season. The teams are to keep the same coach and team name.
All players are to be selected and placed on developmental teams by the way of an unbiased random draw. All coaches are to be notified in advance as to the day and time of the draw. Each coach should be encouraged to attend in the interest of fairness. Players are to be divided equally by age, gender, and experience.
Under no circumstance will a player who is not registered on a team be allowed to play in a game for that team. Additionally, children who are not registered with the League must not be allowed to practice with any team until they are officially registered.
The New Mexico Youth Soccer Association fully subscribes to the US Youth Soccer KidSafe initiatives, and has established a state-wide risk management program. Each member League is required to have a Board member who is formally designated as its "risk manager." In the absence of a specific Board position so identified in its title, the League Vice President is responsible for execution of the risk management program for that League. Some of the resources for that program are consolidated here at the following links for your convenience.
All TYSL volunteers are required to complete this form. Please click on the following NMYSA link for all the details and to complete your disclosure form.
The US Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program (US Youth Soccer ODP) is a national program to identify and develop high-level youth players throughout the country to represent their state association, region and the United States in soccer competition. US Youth Soccer ODP teams are formed at the state association and regional levels, made up of the best players in various age groups. At the state association level, pools of players are identified in each eligible age group, brought together as a team to develop their skill through training and competition. From the state pools and subsequent teams, players are identified for regional and national pools and teams. The Young Olympians Program (YOP) is a state program to identify and develop youth players in the next age year younger than the US Youth Soccer ODP program. For additional information, contact the State Office or the Associate Technical Director.
Please click on the following link for more information regarding the Olympic Developmetn Program.
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