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Programs Overview

The Snapshot

If you've never enrolled a child in a soccer program, here's your quick primer. Most soccer organizations are run by volunteers from the local community, in cooperation with but not managed by your participating town(s). Children can participate as a player on an in-town team(less competitive in general), in a travel team (more competitive in general), in our Winter program during the colder more months or as a referee.

Listed here are brief descriptions for all our programs. If after reviewing, you still have questions, check out our Contacts page. We have assigned age directors for all our divisions who can assist you in better understanding what CCYS is about. Detailed program descriptions are listed below.

To access our programs quickly, click from the list below.  Or simply scroll this page to get an overview of all our programs.

In-Town (Pre-K to Grade 6)
Travel (Grade 3 to 12 Under 9 to Under 18)
Winter (Grade 3 to 8 Under 9 to Under 14)
Referee Development (Age 12 or older)

In-Town Program

The CCYS In-Town program is for boys and girls in Pre-K through Grade 6 and games are played weekly on Saturdays in Concord and Carlisle.

For more detailed information about our In-Town program click here.

Travel Program

The Travel program plays in the Boston Area Youth Soccer Leagues (BAYS) which involves games played with such town as Acton, Lexington, Sudbury, Newton and are generally played on Saturdays and Sunday with two practices per week.   Teams are formed based upon age groups which are established and maitained by Mass Youth Soccer, our parent organization.  Fees each season are $165.  Uniforms are ordered separately.  The spring and fall seasons run 10 weeks with play on holiday weekends.  The spring season starts in early April and the fall season begins in early September. 

For more information on our Travel Program click here. 

Winter Program

During the winter months CCYS hosts an indoor soccer program for U9 to U14 players. Sessions are held in a local gym one to two evenings per week for eight weeks.

For more detailed information on our Winter program click here.

Referee Development

We also have a referee development program where players who desire to officiate our games may obtain a referee certificate outside our club and then be assigned games.  Our most experienced referees can also be chosen to assist in the on-field training of the newest referees.

 For further details about becoming a referee, click here to go to the Referee menu.