EURO 2008 

Found:

A medium blue GAP hooded fleece with dark blue GAP letters on it, size 8, on the lower fields of MCP.  It was put in the shed at MCP

A gold bracelet and a pair of silver earrings (one is broken) on the path up to the Upper soccer field - contact Truby Buccille at tabuccille@dappolonia.com

Woman's sunglasses -

Pair of little girls eyeglasses in the MCP parking lot.  They were in a black case with “Silhouettes” on it and they have lavender earpieces. They appear to have been run over as the case is crushed but the glasses are still in pretty good shape. They were put in the shed.

If you are interested in volunteering to help with field lining, please contact John McCormick, MASA Field Lining Coordinator at masa-field-lining-coord@comcast.net

Reminders: 

All pets, with the exception of those providing service to the handicapped, are prohibited from being on District or Municipal fields during any MASA commissioned activity.

Possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited on Municipal property which includes MCP

NO JEWELRY IS ALLOWED TO BE WORN during soccer games. This is a safety and liability issue.

Don’t forget the PaWest/MASA rule to seek shelter and wait 30 minutes after thunder or lightning.

Welcome to the MASA web site
Come here often for useful information about soccer schedules and upcoming events, as well as team news and other MASA goings-on. Here's a little bit about who we are, and how you can be a part of our organization.

The Murrysville Area Soccer Association (MASA) is a youth soccer league made up of children aged 4 through 18. We are a volunteer organization. The association is a member of the PA West Soccer Association .

Our primary objective is to provide a fun and rewarding soccer experience for every child in our organization, while teaching teamwork, dedication, and developing soccer skills appropriate to each level of player. MASA currently has over 600 players making up more than 50 teams. Children begin their soccer experience in the Under-6 Co-ed league, called the Pee-Wee league. They then move on to the U-8 and U-10 boys and girls recreational league teams. As players' skills improve, they continue in the U-10, U-12, U-14, U-16 and U-19 boys and girls travel leagues, with teams that compete at various skill levels appropriate to the assigned players.

Click here for Registration forms .

Email us for information on how you or your child can become part of MASA.
 
In-house and Travel Soccer Information
Register early to avoid the late charge. Players will be placed on teams and contacted by their coaches by the middle of the month prior to the start of the season with practice and game information and schedules.

Children who will be under 10 on July 31, 2008 are eligible to play in-house soccer, and should register with the Fall 2008 In-House registration form, which can be downloaded from the Registration Forms tab of this web site, or obtained at the Murrysille Community Library or Franklin Regional School offices. Information about each of the age-groups can be found at the Age-groups tab of this web site.

Players who will be 10 or older on August 1, 2008 will be placed on a travel team, and should use the Fall 2008 travel registration form. Under-10 boys and girls who have been selected to play on the U-10 travel team should also register with this travel registration form.

Fall Session
The Fall session starts at the beginning of September and runs through the end of October. Each in-house division plays a total of 8 games.

Spring Session
The Spring session starts at the beginning of April and runs through the end of May. Each in-house division plays a total of 8 games. Easter weekend and Memorial day weekend typically have no games scheduled.