2023 Fall Registration Information
Classic clubs playing in the Fall Classic League must have all teams registered in the League by 7/15 and players substantially registered by August 1. Rosters will be produced on the Monday before the first game.
Reminder that teams automatically age up so you do not need to change your existing team's age groups - just change the team name as appropriate.
Teams will play in their true age group.
Teams will not be accepted to the league until league fees have been paid in full. Rosters cannot be issued until all player fees have been paid in full.
All clubs should be setting up yearly Registration programs in their Got Sport club accounts. Please reach out to Soccer Maine should you need assistance at 207-239-7834.
When registering your players, please make sure that all necessary information is in the player registration – legal name, birthdate, address, phone number, and email address. Missing information will hold up the issuance of rosters.
Additionally, all coaches, assistant coaches and team managers must be registered with full information and must complete a background check, Safe Sport certification and Heads Up certification. This applies regardless of the level, i.e. Recreational, Classic, Premier. Background checks take 24-72 hours. Safe Sport certification can take longer than this. This can also hold up the issuance of rosters.
All Player Registration and Risk Management links are now through the registration database. All Risk management can be accessed through the coach or manager's account by going to Dashboard. If any risk management requirements are needed, you will see this here - click on More Info next to the risk management requirement that you need to fulfill.
INTERNATIONAL CLEARANCE – Players born outside the U.S.
FIFA requires all players over the age of 12, regardless of their citizenship or ability, to receive an international clearance (ITC) from their former country when they are registering to play soccer in a different country (i.e. the United States). U.S. Soccer is responsible for obtaining that ITC on behalf of all players in the U.S. participating in affiliated leagues.
Please click here for more information and instructions.
2023 Spring Registration Information
Premier clubs playing in the Maine State Premier League must have all teams registered by 2/1, and players substantially registered by 2/15. Rosters will freeze approximately two weeks prior to the age group's first game, so for those age groups opening on March 26, March 10th, and for those beginning on April 2nd, March 17th.
Classic clubs playing in the Pine Tree League must have all teams registered in the League by 3/22 and players substantially registered by that date. Rosters will be produced on the Monday before the first game.
Teams will play in their true age group, though request can be made to play up in the Pine Tree League.
Teams will not be accepted to the league until league fees have been paid in full. Rosters cannot be issued until all player fees have been paid in full.
Recreational players and coaches should be registered by 5/1 at latest.
All coaches, regardless of level must complete all risk mangement requirements.
All clubs should be setting up yearly Registration programs in their Got Sport club accounts. Please reach out to Soccer Maine should you need assistance at 207-239-7834.
When registering your players, please make sure that all necessary information is in the player registration – legal name, birthdate, address, phone number, and email address. Missing information will hold up the issuance of rosters.
Additionally, all coaches, assistant coaches and team managers must be registered with full information and must complete a background check, Safe Sport certification and Heads Up certification in order to be added to a roster. Background checks take 24-72 hours. Safe Sport certification can take longer than this. This can also hold up the issuance of rosters.
All Player Registration and Risk Management links are now through the registration database.
INTERNATIONAL CLEARANCE – Players born outside the U.S.
FIFA requires all players over the age of 12, regardless of their citizenship or ability, to receive an international clearance (ITC) from their former country when they are registering to play soccer in a different country (i.e. the United States). U.S. Soccer is responsible for obtaining that ITC on behalf of all players in the U.S. participating in affiliated leagues.
Please click here for more information and instructions.