AYSO serving Los Altos since 1968!

Region 43 serving Los Altos since 1973!

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Updated: May 1, 2008

What's New?
•  Summer Camps 2008!
•  Looking for the NAGM 2008 Caucus Facilitator Application?
•  Board nominates new Regional Commissioner. See Board page for more info

Summer Camps 2008:
•  Camps for kids and players, ages 4-14, see Camp Listing and details
•  Note: coming soon, special camp for Junior High and High School players!
•  Camp for Parents, all ages, Golden Gate Camp, Moraga, 1-3 August 2008. Coach and Referee Clinics.

Fall Outdoor Soccer 2008:

Registration for the Fall 2008 season is now open!  Start here.

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Spring Outdoor Soccer 2008:
•  Spring 2008 Program Overview
  -  Region 43 does not have access to fields in Spring. So we support Select teams only. These are open only to registrants of the Fall 2007 season and involve try-outs. Generally for the more skilled player.
  -  Region 64 West San Jose (Valco area) has fields and thus an open registration Spring Program for ages U6-U16.
  -  Region 35 Cupertino also has a Spring Program.
•  All volunteers must have a current, active Volunteer form submitted at http://www.eayso.org/. Tutorial available.
•   New to Region 43? See Area Served, About Us, and Age/Gender Division Overview.
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 Field Behavior:
• Read our Good Neighbor policy for when you are around the fields.
• Remember that Blow-Outs are not compatible with the Spirit of Soccer, AYSO Positive Coaching, and the PCA Double-Goal philosophy. It is the coaches responsibility to maintain team balance during a game.
• All fields are Kid's Zones. Coaching and cheering should be Positive, Instructional and Encouraging (PIE) at all times. Constant, loud, or negative coaching is abusive. See our concerns page about who to discuss issues with. See the Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA) parent pledge as well.
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Safe Haven Certification: (1) Child and Volunteer Protection course available online and required once for all Coaches and Referees. Safe Haven certification is in addition to (2) submitting a volunteer form each year and (3) having current job specific training. You need ALL three to be covered by liability insurance, medical insurance, and the US Volunteer Protection Act. Training available online. Online classes require http://www.eayso.org/ activation. All other volunteers need BASIC training if they have not taken Safe Haven Certification.
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 Got Fields? We don't in Spring and less so each Fall. We are starting a special task force. Inquire with the Treasurer.
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Our contact info is:

AYSO Region 43 voice mail: 650-204-9738
P.O. Box 1303 email: info@ayso43.org
Los Altos, CA 94023-1303 website: http://ayso43.org/

Otherwise, check out our contacts page or Email list Archive.
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Area Served:
Region 43 primarily serves north Los Altos and Los Altos Hills, California including the parts of Mountain View and Palo Alto that are in the Los Altos School District. All of the 94022 zip code and that portion of 94024 that go to the North Los Altos School District schools generally play with us. Students from these schools or living within these school attendance boundaries play in this region with their classmates or neighbors (these are also our home fields):

Almond   Bullis   Covington   Santa Rita   Egan Middle   Los Altos High   Foothill College
Bullis Charter   St. Nicholas    Pinewood Upper & Lower
AYSO does not recognize boundaries. You are free to play in any region you desire. Our sister Region 45 normally serves Mountain View school district and the south Los Altos / Los Altos Hills schools (Blach, Oak, Loyola, and Springer; including Montclaire). Region 26 normally serves Palo Alto and that part of north Los Altos Hills that is in the Palo Alto School District. You are welcome in our region or any other. See our links page for other nearby regions that may work better for you.

There are over 1600 Los Altos and Los Altos Hills kids playing AYSO soccer; an additional 900 in Mountain View and 2400 in Palo Alto. With over 15,000 players in Northern Santa Clara County, come see why we are the most sought after youth sports program in the area.
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About AYSO:
The American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) is a National, non-profit, all-volunteer organization run by parents like you. We have been bringing competitive team soccer to American youth since 1964 -- longer than any other national youth soccer organization. Region 43 is one of over 1500 regions nationwide that is run by a local parent board with monthly meetings open to the public. We welcome your participation. See the board area for meeting information. For more details about us, AYSO, and soccer in general, see our ABC's of soccer page.

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Everyone plays®, Everyone grows and Everyone has fun!
In AYSO, it's about more than the game!
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