The Goochland United Soccer Association (GUSA) is proud to announce that …
Registration is open and available for the Fall 2010 season!
No other sport is as fun as this!
How do I register my child?
You can register at www.gusasoccer.com or by mailing in a paper application. You can pick up at paper registration from at the Goochland Public Library or the Goochland Parks & Rec building. To register please click the following link: https://ssl.demosphere.com/72626/
What are the fees and how do I pay?
The registration fee is $75.00 for all players U4 – U19 who register between June 14th and July 31st. The registration fee is $95.00 for all registrations received after August 1st.
The registration fee includes a complete team uniform (soccer jersey, soccer shorts, and socks), and trophy or medallion for all players U4 to U12.
What is Recreational soccer?
The GUSA youth soccer program is open to all children ages 4 to 18. The program is designed to provide a safe, family friendly environment for children to learn about the beautiful game of soccer and have fun at the same time. Recreation soccer is not about winning! It is about the players acquiring positive life skills and making friends and having fun! The emphasis is on participation, fun, and learning.
Financial Assistance is available for those in need. Please contact our club President at president@gusasoccer.com for details.
When is the fall season?
Depending on the division, practices and games begin between late August/early September and run through late October/early November.
Where to we practice and play?
Lower division teams practice once per week and play their games at either HiddenRockPark or the J Sargeant Reynolds Community College campus. Upper division teams practice twice per week. Home games and practices are played at either HiddenRockPark, the OldMiddle School, or the OldHigh School. Away games are played at locations throughout the metro Richmond area.
Don’t delay! Register today and give your child the opportunity to play the most popular sport in the world.
· Players provide soccer cleats, shin guards, and appropriate sized soccer ball for practices.
