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Email: travel haverhillyouthsoccer. Our Travel program is designed to offer players with competitive opportunities to develop the necessary abilities to play at the next highest level. We recognize that many coaches, players, and parents value competitive play, however, to assure proper player development our Travel coaches follow the developmental philosophy and methodologies set forth by US Soccer.
No matter the level of competition, we promote development by challenging players to think independently and play good soccer. Grade 6 and Grade 8 divisions do have a playoff system in the spring where winning does mean something, but our coaches are expected to reinforce player development no matter what the outcome of the match. We ask that you review our Travel Policy adopted to assure fairness, transparency and continuity with this program.
We hope you will also take a moment to review the Player Development Initiatives to learn more about the development philosophy and playing standards set forth by US Soccer for the playing formats used by this program. Travel seasons consist of a combined eight matches played in the fall and another eight matches played in the spring.
Fall matches are scheduled from September to November with a break for Columbus Day. Spring matches are scheduled from April to June with a break for Memorial Day. G4: Entering 3rd or 4th grade- Fall G6: Entering 5th or 6th grade- Fall G8: Entering 7th or 8th grade- Fall A: Travel is a commitment for the Fall and Spring seasons.
Teams typically remain the same to build continuity. Also coaches often offer optional winter training and indoor league play. Q: What if my player has other sports or activities they participate in? A: This is common and is typically not a problem. We ask that players make at least one of two practices a week. However, if you think your player will miss most or all a season, then In-Town is likely a better option. A: Practice days and times are set by the coach shortly before the season starts.