Registration & Resources

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Registration & Forms

  • Player's Code of Conduct - PDF
  • Feedback and Incident Report Form - PDF
  • Scholarship Application Form - PDF

Seasons & Events

  • Winter - Sign up
  • Spring/Summer - Registration opens January 3, 2026
  • Fundraising event mid-March 2026
  • Plum Creek Jamboree - May 30, 2026 in Tracy
  • Marshall Soccer Jamboree - Summer 2026
  • Fall - Registration opens August 2026

Contact Us

Announcement: MUSA Parent Meeting January 11, 2026 at 6:30pm at Marshall Middle School Cafeteria.

Join the Club

We focus on player development offering experience coaches, training in a positive environment, where all players get attention and opportunities to grow. 

 

Become a Player

Join our soccer club to build skills, boost confidence, and have fun on the field. We welcome players of all levels who want to learn, compete, and grow in a positive team environment. Sign up for an upcoming season event. 

  • Winter Season Sign up
  • Spring/Summer – Registration opens January 11, 2026
  • Fall – Registration opens August 2026

 

Become a Sponsor

For 20+ years, MUSA has proudly served Marshall and the Southwest Minnesota community. We are entering an exciting new chapter for local soccer. We need your support to shape it’s future.

To become a sponsor, contact admin@marshallsocceryouth.com.

Sponsor a Player

Make soccer accessible for all. We believe every child deserves a chance to learn the game of soccer. Some families face financial challenges and your support can make a difference. By sponsoring a player’s season fees, you provide access to training, games, and team activities that build confidence, teamwork, and life long skills.

Your generosity helps keep soccer inclusive and strengthens our community. Want to help, email admin@marshallyouthsoccer.com.

Become a Volunteer

Our soccer club depends on passionate volunteers to create an amazing experience for players and families. Whether you love coaching, organizing, or lending a helping hand, there’s a role for you.

Volunteer Opportunities

  • Coaching: lead practices and games, teach soccer skills, and mentor players. Contact Director of Coaching.
  • Team Manager: organize schedules, handle team communications, and assist coaches when needed (Spring/Summer opportunity only.
  • Setup/Teardown: prepare fields before practices and help with cleanup afterward
  • Board Involvement: help guide the club decisions and future direction
  • Fundraising help: support events and campaigns to keep the club thriving. Contact Director of Sponsorships and Fundraising

Ready to make a difference? Sign up today and help us build a stronger soccer community! Contact: admin@marshallyouthsoccer.com or speak with one of our board members.

Upcoming Events

To view the latest information on upcoming events, check out our calendar, subscribe to MUSA updates, and follow us on Facebook. 

Fundraising

To keep our soccer program strong and growing, we need the active participation of parents and players in fundraising efforts. Your involvement helps cover equipment, facilities, and opportunities for every player.

Together we can make a big impact. Join us in supporting the future of our club. To join our fundraising committee contact Erin Berg at admin@marshallyouthsoccer.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What does MUSA  and MYSA stand for?

Marshall United Soccer Association (MUSA)
Minnesota Youth Soccer Association (MYSA)

  • How old does my child have to be to play soccer?

Programs start at U6 (ages 5-6) for recreational play and U10 (ages 8-9) for competitive play. Check out Our Soccer Teams & Programs page.

  • Do parents need to stay for practice?

No, parents do not need to stay at practice. Please be on time to pick up your child after practice. Coaches are not allowed to leave practice until all the players have been picked up. Players that ride their bikes or walk to practice are an exception.

  • How can I register my child?

Registration varies by season. Check out Registration & Resources section for current program offerings

  • Are shin guards required?

Yes, please be sure to choose the correct size. Players often prefer shin guards that do not have a cloth backer. This style can absorb sweat and start to irritate skin.

  • Are cleats required?

Yes. No metal cleats and no cleats with a toe cleat at the tip of the toe. A toe cleat is common on rubber baseball/football cleats and needs to be removed for soccer. Soccer cleats are designed to provide great ball control and players can definitely feel a difference in “touch” on the ball.

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Want to Join The Club?

Join our soccer club to build skills, boost confidence, and have fun on the field. We welcome players of all levels who want to learn, compete, and grow in a positive team environment.

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