Columbia Windham Soccer Alliance

Registration Listing

CWSA Summer Sessions 2024

This is for CWSA members who are interested in playing this summer.

Teams will be made informally each night and play against each other in age-based divisions: U10, U12, U15, and high school.

Practices/games will be Tuesdays and Thursdays

U10, U12, & U15 will play from 5:30-7pm.

High school will play 7-8pm.

All practices will be at Columbia Rec Park.

The session will start July 9th and run through August 15th.

Cost covers insurance and a jersey.

High School

Registration closes on 08/09/2024 at 11:59 PM
Season Dates: 07/07/2024 to 08/15/2024
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$20.00

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CWSA Fall 24 Micro and Mini Micro

2024 Fall registration for all Boys and Girls interested in playing in our Micro and Mini Micro program.

If you have any questions about this, please contact the CWSA registrar at [email protected]

Registration opens May 23, 2024 and closes August 31st, 2024

Mini Micro

Registration closes on 08/31/2024 at 11:59 PM
Season Dates: 09/07/2024 to 11/02/2024
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$40.00

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Micro

Registration closes on 08/31/2024 at 11:59 PM
Season Dates: 09/07/2024 to 11/09/2024
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$50.00

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CWSA Fall 2024 Rec

This is for CWSA members who are interested in playing this Fall 2024.

Teams will be made and play against each other in age divisions: U8, U10, U12, and U15.

Practices and games schedules will be set by coaches. The beginning of the season will be shared right before the first week of practices.

The session will start at the end of August and run through the first week of November 2024.

Cost covers insurance and field use. Uniforms are available for order during the registration process.

By registering your child for play with CWSA you recognize that all spectators who come to watch your player are expected to abide by the CWSA Supportive Sidelines Policy:

The purpose of this policy is to provide each player with games that are free of distractions which can occur when spectators scream and yell at them, call out their names, or provide coaching direction. Parents and guardians represent the club just as much as the coaches and players do, and are expected to help foster a positive environment, at both home and away games.

Spectators are expected to remain on the sidelines opposite the coaches and team for the duration of the game. Spectators are to be quiet, talking at a normal volume to the person next to them. What is to be avoided are comments that can be heard by players, referees or opponents; applause is permitted and encouraged. Spectators should NOT be shouting directions at any players, including their own; commenting on performance of any player, coach, or referee, or any other action which could be perceived by club leadership as undermining the policies and/or culture implemented by CWSA. Coaches are permitted to coach and direct players but should only interact with the referees when they are seeking clarification on a call.

This protocol allows for:

1. Players to hear and learn to follow COACHES' directions, not their parents. This helps the player become a better team member.

2. Players to hear and practice speaking TO EACH OTHER on the field. Players are quieter than parents and can't be heard over them.

3. To discourage any commentary ABOUT referees or TO the referees. This is being viewed as referee abuse and CJSA is looking to hold accountable any club or team that is being perceived as negatively talking to or about referees.

What happens if spectators don’t follow this policy?

CJSA referees have been instructed to STOP PLAY if a player, coach, or spectator is behaving in any way that can be perceived as abusive toward the referee. If a referee stops play due to a spectator issue, the coaches will be responsible for asking the spectator to leave the field. If the spectator refuses, the game will be ENDED immediately. Referees have further been instructed to call 911 if at any time they feel threatened.

What happens if the CWSA board receives further reports that spectators are NOT following this policy? The next step will be for the club to institute a NO SIDELINES policy. This means that parents would drop their player off prior to the start of the game and would need to remain in their vehicles for the duration of the game for the remainder of the season.