Fall Rec Soccer at Harbor Island Park
formerly Mamaroneck Junior Soccer League (MJSL)
Fall Rec Soccer at the Harbor is open to boys and girls in Kindergarten to 8th grade (6th grade and above register with Larchmont Rec Soccer). The program’s aim is to develop individual soccer skills, teamwork, a positive attitude towards athletics and good sportsmanship. In addition to Saturday games, the U8 and U10 Divisions have mid-week training sessions that are similar to our travel program. For all divisions, we want kids to learn, to run around, and most of all, to have fun!
Games are played each Saturday from September 10 through November 5. Midweek training sessions for Minors and Intermediates are from September 12 through November 3.
Schedules for the 2022 season will be posted shortly
Harbor Island field map can be found here: Rec Fields
DIVISIONS:
Each division is allotted a one hour time slot for their session. Therefore, each division’s game ends at a predetermined time regardless of when they started the game. The time slots are the same throughout the season. The K-1 session starts with a practice and ends with a small-sided, 4v4 or 5v5 soccer game. For the first half of the Minors’ season, professional trainers will provide training for the first half hour, with second half hour being a game. The second half of the season will consist of games only.
For the Minors (second half of the season only), Intermediates, and Majors each game consists of two 25 minute periods, with substitutions occurring midway through each half and at half time to ensure that minimum playing rules are met.
For the competitive divisions, play is either 7v7 or 8v8, consistent with US Soccer U10 guidelines. The field and goal sizes have been adapted to the players on the field to ensure the participation of as many players as possible.
Coaches
The coaches are the main point of contact for each team. Each team is assigned 1-2 coaches, depending upon the number of volunteers who sign up. For the K-1 and minors divisions, professional trainers are assigned to work with each team each week, A coaches meeting is held before the start of the season where coaches are provided with information about the season, the league's player development philosophy and some training and practice ideas. Each coach has the overall responsibility for his or her team, including:
Registration
Due to continued caution regarding the Coronavirus, all player and coach registrations are online; there is no in-person registration.
Games are played each Saturday from September 10 through November 5. Midweek training sessions for Minors and Intermediates are from September 12 through November 3.
Schedules for the 2022 season will be posted shortly
Harbor Island field map can be found here: Rec Fields
DIVISIONS:
- U6 (K-1 - Kindergarten & 1st grades) – players are organized in teams led by professional trainers and assisted by volunteer parent coaches. The program is focused on developing skills in a fun practice and game format.
- Times TBD, but will be either 9:00am - 10:00am or 10:15am - 11:15am
- U8 (Minors - 2nd & 3rd grades) – similar format to K-1 in first half of season, but on bigger playing fields and with rules introduced. An additional weekly practice led by professional trainers is held on Mondays or Thursdays.
- Boys and Girls: 11:30am -12:30pm
- U10 (Intermediates - 4th & 5th grades) – full season of games in a competitive format with scores and standings. An additional weekly practice led by professional trainers is held on Mondays or Thursdays.
- Boys and Girls: 12:45pm - 1:45pm
- U13 (Majors - 6th, 7th & 8th grades) – Joint program with LJSL. Boys and girls teams play at various times throughout each weekend and at various fields in the two villages.
- Various times and locations on weekends
Each division is allotted a one hour time slot for their session. Therefore, each division’s game ends at a predetermined time regardless of when they started the game. The time slots are the same throughout the season. The K-1 session starts with a practice and ends with a small-sided, 4v4 or 5v5 soccer game. For the first half of the Minors’ season, professional trainers will provide training for the first half hour, with second half hour being a game. The second half of the season will consist of games only.
For the Minors (second half of the season only), Intermediates, and Majors each game consists of two 25 minute periods, with substitutions occurring midway through each half and at half time to ensure that minimum playing rules are met.
For the competitive divisions, play is either 7v7 or 8v8, consistent with US Soccer U10 guidelines. The field and goal sizes have been adapted to the players on the field to ensure the participation of as many players as possible.
Coaches
The coaches are the main point of contact for each team. Each team is assigned 1-2 coaches, depending upon the number of volunteers who sign up. For the K-1 and minors divisions, professional trainers are assigned to work with each team each week, A coaches meeting is held before the start of the season where coaches are provided with information about the season, the league's player development philosophy and some training and practice ideas. Each coach has the overall responsibility for his or her team, including:
- Relaying to their team any information received from LMFC, including weekly reminders about schedules, playing fields and equipment
- Coaching their team each week; assisting professional trainers and organizing the players for game
Registration
Due to continued caution regarding the Coronavirus, all player and coach registrations are online; there is no in-person registration.
- For Kindergarten through 5th grade Players: https://system.gotsport.com/programs/20760M862?reg_role=player
- For Coaches: https://system.gotsport.com/programs/58764Q395?reg_role=manager
- For Majors (6th-8th grades), register in the Larchmont Soccer Club program at http://ljsl.sportssignup.com/site/
Spring Rec Soccer at Harbor Island Park
Futbol recreacional de la primavera
formerly Mamaroneck Junior Soccer League (MJSL)
Spring Rec Soccer is a fun, skills-based program focusing on small-sided drills and games for the development of young soccer players. Professional training is provided by LMFC coaches; there are no parent coaches during the spring season. Participants must currently be in Pre-K to 5th grade (born before 12/31/2017).
The season will run for eight sessions on Saturday afternoons from April 16 through June 11, weather permitting and depending on field access. A final schedule will be sent prior to the season start.
Players should have shinguards and a size 3 or 4 soccer ball. Cleats are optional and t-shirts will be provided.
The season will run for eight sessions on Saturday afternoons from April 16 through June 11, weather permitting and depending on field access. A final schedule will be sent prior to the season start.
Players should have shinguards and a size 3 or 4 soccer ball. Cleats are optional and t-shirts will be provided.
Futbol recreacional de la primavera es un programa divertido basado en habilidades que se enfoca en ejercicios y juegos en espacios reducidos para el desarrollo de jóvenes futbolistas. La formación profesional es proporcionada por entrenadores de LMFC; no hay padres entrenadores durante la temporada de primavera. Los participantes deben estar actualmente en Pre-K a 5to grado (nacidos antes del 31/12/2017).
La temporada tendrá ocho sesiones los sábados por la tarde del 16 de abril al 11 de junio, si el clima lo permite y según el acceso al campo. Se enviará un cronograma final antes del inicio de la temporada.
Los jugadores deben tener espinilleras y un balón de fútbol de tamaño 3 o 4. Los tacos son opcionales y se proporcionarán camisetas.
La temporada tendrá ocho sesiones los sábados por la tarde del 16 de abril al 11 de junio, si el clima lo permite y según el acceso al campo. Se enviará un cronograma final antes del inicio de la temporada.
Los jugadores deben tener espinilleras y un balón de fútbol de tamaño 3 o 4. Los tacos son opcionales y se proporcionarán camisetas.