What everyone must wear - soccer players cannot play without the following items:
Strongly Suggested
Prohibited Items
Q: I am a first time player, what do I need to play soccer with the VESC?
A: Included in your registration fee are: a team jersey, soccer socks and a pair of shorts. You will need to purchase outdoor soccer shoes (cleats) and soccer shin guards. Soccer shin guards are recommended for (U3 to U5) and are mandatory for U6-U18 divisions to play. Failure to wear proper gear can have you removed from game for safety reasons.
Q: "When will I be contacted about what team my child is on?"
Parents/Guardians will be contacted by their coach/assistant coach before the start of the league via email or by phone. Please check your junk mail after May 2oth to make sure you did not miss any correspondence.
Q: "What happens if the coach does not contact me before the league starts?"
It is possible that the coach is having a hard time reaching parents/guardians. We realize that many of the players in the same division may have already been contacted by their coach but we ask that you wait until May 23rd, 2020 to email VESC if you did not receive an email or call.
Q: What should I bring to the game?
A: Wear your complete uniform. It is important that you bring plenty of water to the game regardless of the weather. Also, don’t forget sunscreen.
Q: Can I wear a hat?
A: No hats are allowed on the field of play.
Exceptions to this are: 1) The goalkeeper may wear a hat, or 2) An outfield player may be permitted for medical reasons on the presentation of a letter signed by a medical professional and validated by the Valley East Soccer Club. In this circumstance:
Q: Can I wear jewellery while playing soccer?
A: All items of jewellery (necklaces, rings, bracelets, earrings, leather bands, rubber bands etc.) are strictly forbidden and must be removed. Using tape to cover jewellery is not acceptable.
Loose beaded hair is also not permitted unless tied back or covered by a net.
Exceptions to this interpretation are: