Recreation
Soccer for everyone!
Fun, fitness and friendships
The ASA recreational league is the largest youth sports league in Alexandria!
ASA’s recreational league is a volunteer based, inclusive soccer program for kids of all abilities and experience levels, ages 4-19. The league is all about fun, fitness and friendships! Teams practice once a week and play games on Saturdays in Alexandria (high school teams sometimes opt to practice twice per week).
The majority of kids are placed on teams that practice near or at their schools. This structure makes practices more convenient for families and helps group kids who know each other from school on the same team.
current season
Winter 2022
Futsal dates
Late Fee Begins
December 6
Registration Closes
December 19
First Game
January 9
Last Game
February 27
- Central 2 – Allison Trentman
- JHouston 2 – Lauren Beaton
- Central – Ryan Archambault-M
- JHouston – Erin Lal / Jarret
- LCrouch – Victoria McLauren
- LCrouch 2 – Corey Wiechmann/
- MVernon 1 – Santiago Jaramil
- NBrooks 2 – Mike Salerno
- NBrooks 1 – Grady Renfrow
- MVernon 2 – Tracy Albritton
- St. Anthonys – Curt Byron
- MVernon 4 – Alison Manson
- MVernon 3 – Corey Chance/ Rob
- NBrooks 3 – Chris Lello
- East End 2 – Tim Lawson/Chris Dop
- Central – NEED COACH
- DMacArthur – Kevin Riordan
- DMacArthur 2 – Whitney Cerrato
- East End – Kurtis Schell
- JHouston/LCrouch – Bradley Rawls
- LCrouch 2 – Michael Balazinski
- LCrouch – Kim Deaton
- MVernon – Lukasz Zajac
- MVernon 2 – Walter Golden
- MVernon 3 – Ryan Drewniak
- MVernon 4 – Sam Klienrock/Steve B
- MVernon 5 – NEED HEAD COACH/Greg
- Cora Kelly – Rachel Denfeld
- St. Marys – Brittany Carey/Matt
- NBrooks – Brian Stekloff
- SSSA/DMacarthur – Ollie Russell
- MVernon 6 – Maggie/Shoshana
OPEN for REGISTRATION
Fall 2022
important dates
Late Fee Begins
August 16
Registration Closes
August 30
First Game
September 17
Full Year (Fall 2022 & Spring 2023) Registration
Early Registration Closes August 15
Fall 2022 Rec REgistration
Early Registration Closes August 15
Financial Aid
Financial aid is available to Rec League players who qualify for the Alexandria City Public School (ACPS) Free or Reduced Lunch Program. A copy of a child’s enrollment in the lunch program is required for aid consideration. If you have additional questions, please feel free to contact the office at 703-684-5425 or email [email protected].
Age Group Chart
Additional Information
All Rec players need a blue and a red soccer jersey. Jerseys are $10 each and can be purchased online in ASA’s Store. [Password = ASA1970].
Additionally, shinguards are required for play. Players may wear any color of shorts & socks. We sell black shorts ($12) and black socks ($6) in the office.
Registrants living outside the Alexandria City zip codes will pay a $35 non-resident fee per season.
Junior Academy
For kids born in 2015 & 2016
The Junior Academy offers kids an early introduction to ASA’s Academy program with professional coaches, structured training sessions and a local league + scrimmages. Kids are identified and recommended by ASA coaches and invited to an ID session or practice for evaluation.
Junior Academy participants are often more comfortable on the ball than other kids their age and/or are interested in an extra practice each week in a structured environment. Many kids play on their Rec League team AND participate in the Junior Academy.
Thank you Parents coaches, volunteers.
The ASA Rec League is made possible by the incredible volunteer coaches who step up to coach each team. Are you a parent or adult who’d like to volunteer your time on the field?
No experience needed! ASA provides coaches with equipment (cones, pinnies, pop up goals), an ASA technical t-shirt and practice activities. Additionally, recreational coaches may contact ASA and request for practice support from a professional coach. Volunteer coaches provide a life-changing experience for kids on the soccer field and help make this league a family affair!
Sideline Behavior:
The Recreational League has a zero tolerance policy for negative and/or abusive sideline behaviour. Parents and coaches should be supportive sideline cheerleaders to help provide children with a positive and fun experience. Cheer for the kids — do not yell at the other team, players or referees. A few relevant resources for coaches and parents:
