Travel Soccer Registration for the 2020-2021 Travel season will open on June 7 and will close on June 25, 2020. Any player interested in playing travel soccer next year must register by this deadline.

Since the 2020 PTSA spring season was cancelled and we are not able to return to full on-field activities at this time, the travel rosters and teams from last season (2019-2020) will carry over to next year (2020-2021 season). There will be no travel tryouts this year. Returning Travel Players Returning travel players must register on-line by June 25 to confirm your spots on the current rosters. Coaches will also be contacting their teams to remind everyone to register and confirm that players are returning.

New Travel Players Children in the 2012 birth year are eligible to play travel soccer in the 2020-2021 season for the first time and need to register before June 25. The PTSA will run an Academy-style player pool for the 2012 kids this fall. All 2012 players who register will be part of the travel program next year, will play on a team, and, to the extent possible, will practice together. Further details on how the program will be run under Return to Play Guidelines will be provided at a later date based on the number of kids who register.

Any player in birth years 2011 or older who is interested in playing PTSA travel soccer and did not play last season must also register for travel soccer by June 25 and the PTSA will contact you thereafter about team assignments. If you have any questions about the PTSA programs or plans, please feel free to contact any of the individuals below:

Jim Malloy, PTSA President - [email protected] Tom Pirosko, PTSA Girls Travel Commissioner - [email protected] Andy Komar, PTSA Boys Travel Commissioner – [email protected] Josh Peterson, PTSA Registrar - [email protected] We look forward to seeing everyone back on the soccer field soon. In the meantime, we wish all of our PTSA families and friends continued health and well-being.

We encourage all of our members to continue to monitor the guidance and recommendations from the CDC and the PA Department of Health on precautions and best practices to take with respect to the COVID-19 virus