Dear Parents,

Hope this finds everyone safe and well! Although the warmth of Spring may seem far away, registration for the 2021 season is now open!

We are grateful for all of your support that made the Fall 2020 season a safe and successful one. We are expecting to carry forward similar safety guidelines into the Spring season, and will provide further updates as we get guidance from Mass Youth Soccer, town and state health boards.

As with past seasons, registrations received before Jan 1 will get the early bird rate of $105 per player. After Jan 1 rates will be $125 for Pre-K thru Gr 1/2, and $135 for Gr 3/4 thru Gr 7/8. Register now before fees go up!

Click here to register players

Click here to register as a volunteer

Undecided?  It's better to register now and withdraw later if needed. You may also bypass the “pay now” option at the end of registration and receive an automated payment reminder before the season start.

Should you have any questions or if your child needs an age bracket change because their grade level is incorrect, please submit a request via email to registrar@boltonsoccer.net.

Wishing everyone a safe and happy new year. We look forward to seeing you in the Spring!

Thank you!

Tanja Fischer and Jason Romeo

BYSA Registrars

Concussion Awareness - Concussions in sports and elsewhere are getting a lot of attention these days, and for good reason, finally.  Several state youth soccer associations have made Concussion Awareness Training mandatory for all youth sports coaches.  Mass Youth Soccer is currently formulating its position on concussions.  In the meantime, here is what all coaches can do both for the benefit of their players and to use in everyday life.  Go to the Center for Disease Control web site and take the free on-line concussion awareness course.  Parents, too! 

http://www.cdc.gov/headsup/youthsports/training/index.html
Thank you for doing this.  Concussion Awareness Training is expected to become mandatory for all youth soccer coaches soon.  Let's all get in the forefront on concussion awareness.