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Weatherford Soccer Association

Weatherford Soccer Association was established in 1981 and has grown significatly since then. We strive to teach and enrich young chidren with the love of the game! WEATHERFORD SOCCER ASSOCIATION Developing players, on and off the field REGISTRATION IS CLOSED! WAITLIST OPENING SOON! WEATHERFORD PD IS PATROLLING NO PARKING ZONES AT CARTWRIGHT PARK. PLEASE BE AWARE OF NO PARKING ZONES, FIRE ZONES, ETC. JANUARY 13, 2026 6:30PM AT CHERRY PARK NEXT BOARD MEETING 301126869_5080803068698390_9091434980498928592_n pic 2 Pic 1 301126869_5080803068698390_9091434980498928592_n 1/124 FALL 2024 GAME DAY PICS WANT TO BECOME A REFEREE? DO YOU MEET THESE REQUIREMENTS? Must be 13 years old or older Must complete online referee course Must complete in-person referee field clinic CLICK FOR INFO ON COURSES INTERESTED IN A TOURNMANET? Upcoming NTX Soccer Tournaments Local Soccer Tournaments THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

Need help knowing what age group your child is? (click image below for larger view) U4 - $90 U5-U8 - $135 U9-U19 - $165 IMPORTANT NOTES - Your player must have a Government issued birth certificate uploaded to their GotSport profile to complete Player Registration and be placed on a team. - Players must be 3 years old by 12/31/25 Player Registration Click here to register your child Coaching Registration Click here to register as a coach Referee Registration Click here to register as a referee

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AGE GROUP LEAGUE REPS CLICK REPRESENTATIVES NAME TO SEND THEM AN EMAIL U4 – Cherie Long U5 – Jon Aiken U6 – Benton Kemp U7 – Katlynn Long U8 – Tucker Ryan U9 – Jason Callahan U10 – Ryan Kuhlmeier U11 – Chris Pool U12+ – Clayton Rhine WSA League Rep - Fort Worth Youth Soccer Association (FWYSA), Competitive Teams, & Academy Players Not sure who to contact? Email us at weatherfordsoccer@gmail.com

SCHEDULES U9-U12 TRAVELING U4-U8 U13-U19 TRAVELING FORT WORTH TRAVELLING CARTWRIGHT (WSA) FIELD MAP

Board Meeting Minutes 2025 MEETINGS 2023 Meetings 2022 Meetings 2021 Meetings January 2023 Minutes February 2023 Minutes March 2023 Minutes January 2022 Minutes July 2022 minutes February 2022 Minutes August 2022 minutes March 2022 Minutes September 2022 minutes April 2022 Minutes October 2022 minutes No June 2022 Meeting November 2022 Minutes 2022 NTX AGM Summary December 2022 Minutes January 2021 Minutes February 2021 Minutes July 2021 Minutes August 2021 Minutes March 2021 Minutes Missing September 2021 minutes April 2021 Minutes October 2021 Minutes May 2021 Minutes November 2021 Mintues June 2021 Minutes No December 2021 Meeting JULY 2025 MINUTES Are you interested in becoming a Board Member? First off, THANK YOU!! We are so happy you expressed interest! The Weatherford Soccer Board is made up of Mom’s and Dad’s who wanted to volunteer their time to help make improvements for not only their child(ren) but for all the other kiddos out here. Being a board member means devoting some of your very limited free time to make an impact on young children who may or may not have played soccer before. We are all here to help grow this love of soccer in every single child and build an organization that each and everyone of us can be proud of. Some of the duties a board member can be found doing is painting lines on the soccer fields, emptying trash cans, cleaning/restocking the restrooms, providing transportation to a field for a spectator, conducting registration, making connections with small businesses, and just simply being present at the fields on game days. Cartwright Park is owned by the city and they do the mowing once a week, but the association is responsible for the everyday upkeep of the fields and the buildings. The city requires that we have a board member present during games in the event an issue arises. If you have the inkling to participate and be apart of something so great and beneficial to so many families, please email us with your contact information and we will be in touch with you. (weatherfordsoccer@gmail.com ) “At the end of the day it’s not about what you have or even what you’ve accomplished…it’s about who you’ve lifted up, who you’ve made better. It’s about what you’ve given back.” -Denzel Washington

WSA Board Executive Board Members Lenny Styer President Chris Pool Vice President Cherie Long Treasurer Tucker Ryan Secretary Jason Callahan Coaching Director Board Members At Large Jon Aiken Benton Kemp Ryan Kuhlmeier Katlynn Long Clayton Rhine Mark Davis Kim Davis Eric Reeves Jacqueline Arellano Shannon Welborn Are you intereste d in becoming a Board Member? First off, THANK YOU!! We are so happy you expressed interest! The Weatherford Soccer Board is made up of Mom’s and Dad’s who wanted to volunteer their time to help make improvements for not only their child(ren) but for all the other kiddos out here. Being a board member means devoting some of your very limited free time to make an impact on young children who may or may not have played soccer before. We are all here to help grow this love of soccer in every single child and build an organization that each and everyone of us can be proud of. Some of the duties a board member can be found doing is painting lines on the soccer fields, emptying trash cans, cleaning/restocking the restrooms, providing transportation to a field for a spectator, conducting registration, making connections with small businesses, and just simply being present at the fields on game days. Cartwright Park is owned by the city and they do the mowing once a week, but the association is responsible for the everyday upkeep of the fields and the buildings. The city requires that we have a board member present during games in the event an issue arises. If you have the inkling to participate and be apart of something so great and beneficial to so many families, please email us with your contact information and we will be in touch with you. (weatherfordsoccer@gmail.com ) “At the end of the day it’s not about what you have or even what you’ve accomplished…it’s about who you’ve lifted up, who you’ve made better. It’s about what you’ve given back.” -Denzel Washington

Donate towards our non-profit WSA is a volunteer ran non-profit organization. We appreciate you giving back to the community! First name* Last name Email* Donate in the name of Donation amount* $25 $50 $100 Donate BECOME A WSA SPONSOR! How to become a WSA Business Sponsor Questions? Reach out at marketing@weatherfordsoccer.org Templates PDF.pdf

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Resources for Parents NORTH TEXAS REFEREE ABUSE POLICIES WSA Player Scholarship WSA offers a limited number of Full and Partial Registration Scholarships based on need. Limit of two (2) scholarships per family per season. Scholarship applications are required to be submitted for each soccer season requested. Complete Scholarship application form below for Board consideration. Voting on Scholarship awards takes place after Registration Closes. Player Scholarship Application REFUND POLICY UPDATED 7/22/25 Weatherford Soccer Association does NOT offer refunds for player registration. Player registration insurance is offered during initial registration process through GotSport. If you purchased insruance, please file a claim through their third party provider. Player Withdrawal Form -- IMPORTANT -- Please don't block GotSport Emails. This is how we communicate with you. GotSport Help Desk Need help using GotSport? Looking for an Important Document? The Soccer Landscape With the goal of building the soccer community within Parker County, we want to make you aware of different opportunities for your young athlete. 01 Recreation Soccer Recreational soccer provides a healthy activity, emphasizing enjoyment and development over competition. It allows kids to have fun, make mistakes, and learn. Recreational soccer is for the player ages U4-19 who is primarily interested in fun, fitness and friendship. Recreational games are usually played in the community (and those nearby). Coaches are often a parent of a player on the team or other community member. Coaches are unpaid volunteers. It is quite typical of children at the recreational level to play multiple sports. As a result, recreational league teams rarely play in tournaments or have multiple practices during the week. Recreational players are guaranteed to play at least 50% of the game. Weatherford Soccer Association (WSA) is a recreational association. 02 Competitive Soccer Competitive soccer provides opportunities for the more committed player to advance their skills through higher competition. More than 10,000 competitive players are registered on 600 teams throughout North Texas. There are 2 different levels of competitive soccer based on age: Academy Soccer Select Soccer Most academy and select teams allow your child to participate in a practice (and possibly multiple practices) before committing to a team. This is a terrific opportunity to get a feel for what goes on and to meet players, parents, and coaches. If you do not get a warm fuzzy after interacting with the first team, try another one or stick with your current team. To join a competitive team, contact a local club . *Most of the information above comes from a 2014 article appearing in the Dallas Morning News, titled Making sense of recreational soccer, academy soccer and select soccer in Frisco . 03 Academy Soccer (player age U7-10) Academy Soccer Young boys and girls, typically ranging in age from U7-10, can opt to play academy soccer, in addition to recreational soccer. Academy games are typically played on Sundays so that the player can keep playing on his or her recreational team (where games are most often on Saturdays). Whenever there is a conflict between an overlapping academy and recreational game, priority should be given to the recreational game. The Academy level will begin to increase the commitment to practice time and players usually play year round: outdoor in the fall and spring and indoor in the summer or winter (or both). Academy soccer is more expensive than recreational soccer. Fees may include league fees, insurance, coaches’ stipends, uniform kit. Tournament fees may or may not be included. In competitive soccer, unlike recreational soccer, playing time is not guaranteed . 04 Select Soccer (player ages U11-19) Select Soccer Select soccer is for the competitive player ages U11-19. A Select player may not play on a recreational team. Select teams practice about three hours or more during the week with optional, and sometimes required, skills development sessions. Players will not always make the team they are practicing and/or trying out with. However, players are generally able to join another team looking to fill out its roster, though that may be with an entirely different team and organization. The cost is often higher than academy soccer, ranging from several hundred to a few thousand dollars a year. When a player joins a team, parents sign one-year contracts that obligate financial contributions to the team and the organization. Like Academy soccer, Select soccer teams play in tournaments and the entry fees might or might not be included in your dues. Be prepared to play four or five tournaments a year. Coaches commit a lot of time and energy to the team and the league and usually have extensive backgrounds in soccer and often have a coaching license. 05 Indoor Soccer Indoor Soccer Indoor soccer is played in a walled indoor arena. The game is delimited by walls instead of lines and there are no throw-ins. The ball can be played off the wall. Unlike futsal, which is played on wooden a surface, indoor soccer is typically played on synthetic turf. Indoor league seasons are often played in between outdoor soccer seasons (i.e., Summer, Winter). Game On (sports facility on West side of Ft. Worth) offers indoor soccer leagues. 06 Futsal Futsal Futsal is an exciting, fast-paced small sided soccer game that is played across the world and is officially recognized by FIFA. It is a 5 v 5 small-sided game played on a hard surfaced, basketball-sized court with a smaller, low bounce ball. Futsal is played with touchline boundaries and without walls. Futsal places a large emphasis on technical skill in high pressure situations which can be translated into the outdoor game. The sport is a great skill developer as it demands quick reflexes, fast thinking and pin-point passing. Futsal is played in over 100 countries with 12 million players. Great soccer superstars such as Pele, Zico, Ronaldo, Messi, Kaka and Katia grew up playing the game and credit futsal with developing their skills. Game On (sports facility on west side of Ft. Worth) offers futsal leagues. * Information above from United States Youth Futsal. 07 More information North Texas Soccer North Texas Soccer Clubs Game On Sports facility offering Indoor Soccer and Futsal leagues References Hirsh, Michael (2014). Making sense of recreational soccer, academy soccer and select soccer in Frisco. Dallas Morning News . Retrieved from https://www.dallasnews.com/news/2014/05/01/making-sense-ofrecreational-soccer-academy-soccer-and-select-soccer-in-frisco/ United States Youth Futsal. Retrieved from: https://www.usyouthfutsal.com/about-futsal