Our In-House Recreational soccer program is a non-competitive environment where children get introductory soccer training and play scrimmages against other RSA Rec teams. Rec teams and leagues are administered by the Richfield Soccer Association for the members of our community.
RSA Rec soccer is available for children currently enrolled in Pre-K through 6th grade. Our program utilizes a practice-play model where teams are able to Practice their skills and apply them immediately when they Play a game against an opponent. Games are scheduled twice per week at a local Richfield park.
Rec leagues are offered in both the spring and fall seasons. The spring season begins in May and runs through mid-June. The fall season begins in September and runs through mid-October.
Volunteers are a vital part of our recreational program. All teams are coached and managed by volunteers, and we welcome parents or older siblings willing to help. Soccer experience is helpful, but not necessary. Please consider volunteering. The quality or our program depends on it.
Fall 2026 In-house Rec
Registration is open!
The 5-week Fall 2026 season will be at a local Richfield park (likely Donaldson or Taft) from September 14-October 17. Practices/Games will be 1-hour sessions on Monday evenings between 5:30-8:30 and Saturday mornings between 9-12. The specific time will depend on the age of your player.
Registration will close on August 15, 2026.
Seasons
Spring
Begins in May and runs through mid-June
Fall
Begins in September and runs through mid-October
Volunteer Opportunities
The Rec Soccer Program is always looking for volunteers who can help in the following ways:
- Become a Coach for your child’s team! A great opportunity for older siblings too. No soccer experience is required (RSA will provide resources).
- Be a Team Manager to help the coach with logistics and communications with other parents
- Help on game day as a Site Coordinator, setting up and tearing down fields, and supervising games as needed.
Practice-Play Model
The Practice-Play structure of the Rec Program allow teams and coaches to address the needs of their team and immediately apply them in-game. Each team will spend the first half of their time running through activities with their team. After this “practice” time, the “play” begins with a game.
This is a great opportunity to work on the fundamentals like dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending, as well as player cooperation in game-like exploration activities positions, defending/attacking as a group, small-sided team tactics, etc.
Coaches will be provided several activities curated by our technical staff, weekly tips and tricks for managing a group of players, and coaching support. No additional practice nights will be scheduled during the week.