2025 Spring Registration is open.
April 12th-June 7th. Saturday mornings 10am and 11am. April 27-at Stocker Fields
April 12th-June 7th. Saturday mornings 10am and 11am. April 27-at Stocker Fields
Usual Spring Site locations:
Snohomish High School stadium field – off of Avenue D on 7th street. Parking is across the street from the stadium on 7th Street.
Stocker Soccer Fields: Large soccer complex off of Lincoln Avenue/Old Snohomish-Monroe Highway, just on the edge of Snohomish. Turn off of 1st Street or 2nd Street onto Lincoln.
Weather Note: Spring weather is unpredictable! Our practices are out of doors; we will be there unless there is a major storm or lightening that would make it unsafe. Please determine whether your player would be impacted by rain or general weather conditions. The stadium is artificial turf but Stocker Fields are grass.
Snohomish High School stadium field – off of Avenue D on 7th street. Parking is across the street from the stadium on 7th Street.
Stocker Soccer Fields: Large soccer complex off of Lincoln Avenue/Old Snohomish-Monroe Highway, just on the edge of Snohomish. Turn off of 1st Street or 2nd Street onto Lincoln.
Weather Note: Spring weather is unpredictable! Our practices are out of doors; we will be there unless there is a major storm or lightening that would make it unsafe. Please determine whether your player would be impacted by rain or general weather conditions. The stadium is artificial turf but Stocker Fields are grass.
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Snohomish Youth Soccer Club is proud to have the longest running
and largest TOPSoccer program in Washington State.
US Youth Soccer TOPSoccer (The Outreach Program for Soccer) is a recreational sports program for children age 4+ and adults with intellectual, emotional, or physical disabilities offered only through local US Youth Soccer-affiliated soccer clubs. TOPSoccer provides people with diverse abilities an opportunity to play soccer in a structured environment that is safe, fun, supportive, and inclusive.
Congratulations to coach Mary Miele for being selected as the 2024 Washington State TOPSoccer Coach of the year!
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Benefits for Participants
SOCIAL SKILLS - Players interact with their volunteer Buddy and other athletes in a fun, group setting and learn proper social behaviors. TEAMWORK - Players learn to trust someone else and rely on them through soccer activities and games. PERSEVERANCE - Players might encounter difficulties with activities, but they will be encouraged to keep trying and overcome challenges. CONFIDENCE - Players will achieve success on the field that carries over to their lives off the field in so many ways! Groupings: Players are grouped by ability, not just age, such that they can develop at their own pace and participate amongst others with similar abilities. |
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Buddies: Each participant is assigned a volunteer, trained ‘Buddy’ who is typically a little older and neurotypical. This Buddy works with their player individually and makes sure they are safe, engaged, supported, and having fun. The player-Buddy relationship is maintained throughout the course of a season, resulting in strong interpersonal bonds and an establishment of trust and confidence that allows each player to achieve their full potential.
Coaches: TOPSoccer coaches and administrators have taken formal USYS education and certification training that assists them in successfully delivering the program. In addition to providing coaching strategies and tactics specifically for children with special needs, the training identifies the traits of the most common disabilities and provides guidance on how to modify typical soccer practice activities so everyone can be successful.
Coaches: TOPSoccer coaches and administrators have taken formal USYS education and certification training that assists them in successfully delivering the program. In addition to providing coaching strategies and tactics specifically for children with special needs, the training identifies the traits of the most common disabilities and provides guidance on how to modify typical soccer practice activities so everyone can be successful.
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Ability Doesn't MatterWe have between 50 and 75 players active during any season, coming from throughout Snohomish County. Our players have widely ranging abilities and challenges - from general delays, physical limitations, autism spectrum disorders, hearing or vision limitations and sensory dysfunction. For many, this may be their first experience with a team sport. Our program is successful due to the wonderful players who participate, parental support and also because of the large group of amazing volunteers who provide 1:1 assistance, help with drills/practices and support our coaches throughout the practice sessions. While many can play independently, particularly our youngest players require individual instruction and attention during the challenge of this fast-paced game. Volunteers/mentors come from our local community - high schools, middle schools and even older elementary youth as well as adults who also enjoy the game! All coaches and administrative support people are volunteers as well.
Washington Youth Soccer provides player insurance coverage and Snohomish Youth Soccer supports the program with an annual stipend for equipment and other needs, We have had volunteers raise funds for equipment, including portable goals! Our players do pay a fee to partially cover the cost of jerseys, field rentals, the end of the spring season party and other incidentals. We are able to keep this fee low and also provide scholarships for any player/family in need. Soccer is truly a game for all - and Snohomish Youth Soccer has supported SnoTOPS since 2000. Come join us!!! |
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Fall indoor session at Snohomish Sports Dome
511 Maple Ave, Snohomish 98290 https://www.snohomishsportsdome.com/ |
Player Fees: $35 for the season
*scholarships available upon request 2024 Fall: September 15th through October 27th, Sunday afternoons, with 4 sessions 1:00-4:15 pm. We start with our youngest players at 1:00 pm. 2025 Spring: April 12-June 6. Saturday mornings with 2 sessions 10am-12pm. 10am: 4-11yr olds split into age and competitive level groups 11am older players split into competitive level groups 
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Volunteers Needed!
We can't run this program without volunteers. Students can earn community service hours for each session you work. No previous soccer experience is required but it is helpful. See the volunteer tab for more information!
Community Partners
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