ROSEMOUNT/FARMINGTON SPRING COMMUNITY SOCCER

Rosemount Spring Community Soccer

2021 Spring/Summer Community

OVERVIEW

Salvo SC provides Spring recreation soccer to players U5 through U12 in our Rosemount Spring Community Soccer Program.

Community Soccer is geared to create a fun yet challenging environment. Our friendly and qualified staff will work with players and coaches using a player centered approach. We aim to meet players and coaches where they are at in their development.

See below for specific details and to register!

2020 Spring Community Soccer

2021 SPRING/SUMMER SEASON

2021 Spring Community Soccer season begins the week of May 3 and ends the week of June 17. Registration is closed April 19.

You will now be automatically added to the waitlist when you register. We will notify you if we are able to place you on a team. If the season starts and we are unable to place your player, you will be fully refunded.

SCHEDULE

2021 SCHEDULE:

AGE GROUP	DAY	TIME	SESSION DATES	LOCATION
U5 & U6	Mon. & Weds.	5:30 pm - 6:30 pm	5/3 - 6/16	Quail Medows Park
U7 & U8	Mon. & Weds.	6:40 pm - 7:40 pm	5/3 - 6/16	Quail Meadows Park
U9 - U12	Tues. & Thurs.	5:30 pm - 6:30 pm	5/4 - 6/17	Jaycee Park

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All age groups will meet twice per week. At the U5 and U6 levels, the players will do 30 minutes of training and 30 minutes of scrimmage play at each session. For all other age groups, one session per week will be training and the other session will be a game.

WHAT TO WEAR:

Salvo SC Community t-shirt (given to you the first week)
Shin guards
Soccer socks
Soccer cleats or tennis shoes

WHAT TO BRING:

Soccer ball (U5-U8: size 3, U9-U12: size 4)
Water bottle

COST:

U5-U8 $150
U9-U10 $170
U11-U12 $180

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Registration

SPRING JAMBOREE

SATURDAY, MAY 22

The 2021 Community Soccer Spring Jamboree will be held on Saturday, May 22 in Woodbury.

PHOTOS:

Team and individual photos will be taken during the event and will be available for purchase. Individuals are not required to purchase photos.

PARKING:

Parking is limited directly next to the fields. Plenty of parking is available in adjacent lots. All cars need to be in parking spots. Parking laws are enforced by police. Tickets have been issued in the past for those who do not park in parking spaces.