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Current News
- 2008 Late registration is in progress until July 14, 2008. See our Registration page for more details.
- 2008 Select tryouts for U16/U19 will be held April 19, 20, 26, 27. See our Select page for more details.
Note: The age matrix on our printed flyers that was distributed was incorrect, the corrected matrix is on our Select page.
- 2008 Select tryouts for U10-U14 have been completed.
- May Referee Course. LYSC is sponsoring an entry level Grade 8 referee clinic on May 13, 15, 20 & 22 from 6-10pm at the Loomis Grange Hall. See our Referees page for more details.
- July F License Course. LYSC is sponsoring a coaches F license course on July 11 and 12. See our Coaches page for more details.
- Volunteer to Coach. We always need more Rec coaches. It's easy and fun. Contact Mike Schmidt at
for more details.
- Uniforms
Rec uniforms will no longer be available to purchase through LYSC. All "Rec" and "Select" uniforms will be available for purchase only at Extreme Soccer in Roseville.
- Sponsors needed!
Sponsors are critical to the success of your club. Each year your coaches receive a packet with information about the sponsor program. Sponsor donations are used to purchase goals and support the many other costs associated with maintaining a soccer program. Generally, one third of any sponsors' donation is returned to the team being sponsored. Those funds can be used for a team party, plaques or other team related items. If you would like to donate, please contact your coach or Kim Mann at
See our Sponsors page for more details and forms.
- Team Parents click here for tips and responsibilities related to being a Team Parent.
- Parent and Coach Behavior
For years the Loomis Soccer Club has set high standards and expectations for parent and coach behavior at games and practices. This year is no exception. Please remember that your children are supposed to have fun playing soccer and that they learn and emulate what they see their parents and coaches doing. So lets cheer for the kids and for good plays on both teams. Lets not talk to the referees, regardless of how "bad" the call is. And lets remember that we are learning how to play soccer, not win the World Cup. It really should not matter if you win or lose the game, as long as your child had fun and played hard.
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