Thanks for a great Spring of Soccer!
Thanks for joining us for an incredibly fun, incredibly fast, successful spring of soccer, Beverly! We look forward to seeing you in the Fall. Register now!!!
Need a Uniform?
Need a new jersey, shorts, socks, or other BYSA gear for the Spring 2024 season? You can place your order in person, or order online.
2024/2025 BYSA Soccer Registration is OPEN
Registration for our Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 seasons are now open. Please check out our Registration Page for more info.
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.
When: Saturday Mornings
Where: North Beverly Elementary School
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.
Teams practice 1-2 times per week during the season. Players have a DoC (Director of Coaches) led practice every Tuesday or Thursday at Beverly Middle School. Coaches may also opt to conduct a second practice with their teams at another time during the week.
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.
Girls have a DoC (Director of Coaches) led practice every Monday and Boys have a DoC-led practice every Wednesday at BMS. Coaches conduct a second practice with their teams at another time during the week. Games are on Saturday Mornings.
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.
Coaches Needed!
Have you ever thought about sharing your love for the game with the younger generation? We're on the lookout for energetic and passionate individuals to join our team as volunteer youth soccer coaches. Don't worry if you've never coached before; we've got all the training you'll need to make you feel like a pro. It's not just about soccer - it's about inspiring kids, teaching teamwork, and building community. Whether you're a seasoned player or someone who just loves the game, your contribution can make a huge difference. For more details on how you can get involved, head over to our Coaches Corner page. Let's make this season unforgettable, together!
Introducing TOPSoccer
Beverly Youth Soccer Association is pleased to announce our inaugural TOPSoccer season this Fall!
TOPSoccer, short for The Outreach Program for Soccer, is a community-based training and team placement program for young athletes with disabilities. It is designed to bring the opportunity of learning and playing soccer to any boy or girl who has a mental, emotional or physical disability. The main goal is to help these young athletes become valued and successful members of the US Youth Soccer family. To get involved as a Player or a Buddy, please click here to learn more about BYSA's TOPSoccer offering!
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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