Soccer leagues and development programs for the youth of Beverly, MA
Pre-K/Kindergarten
Our Pre-K/Kindergarten program offers our tiniest players the opportunity to get started playing the game of soccer in a fun and supportive environment that teaches fundamental skills and the basics of game play.
Grade 1-2
Our Grade 1-2 program is geared towards teaching the basics of the game. Real games with real referees and separate practices allow kids to develop skills and take initial competitive steps.
Grade 3-4
We offer both Cross-Town teams which compete with other Beverly, Salem, and Danvers teams, as well as competitive ECYSA travel teams at the Grade 3-4 Level. Our player development-focused curriculum is centered around preparing young players for their first exposure to competitive soccer.
ECYSA Travel Soccer (Grades 5-10)
At the higher age levels, BYSA places teams in Essex County Youth Soccer Association (ECYSA). Players of all skill level are welcome, as we place teams from recreational players who just enjoy playing all the way up through the highest competitive levels.
Board Meetings
Beverly Youth Soccer Association is a non-profit and volunteer run organization. Our Board Meetings are held monthly via Zoom and are open to the public - all are welcome. Please email secretary@bevsoccer.org if you'd like to join our next meeting.
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We received this great story about an ECYSA ref’s first season, wanted to share it to our existing referees and any prospective refs thinking of picking up a whistle. As with most European kids, soccer played a great part in my childhood – from going to games, playing in parking lots, in my local club,…
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