Masks are not required. Players and parents are encouraged to wear masks if they would prefer.
Session Description
Our Master Coach program for U6 and U7 teams and volunteer coaches provides a UKIS Master Coach – a professional coach with a lot of experience with this age group – to teach soccer-based activities designed to develop skills and keep the kids engaged. After working through the skills, teams will then play a game. There will be two UKIS Master Coaches rotating between the 5 fields, supporting and assisting our volunteer coaches.
Medical Release Form
Please download, print, and sign the medical release form and return it to your coach by the beginning of the first session on September 18. Children are not allowed to play until completed form is turned in.
When do we play?
- Sundays April 16th - May 21st
Session times (subject to change):
- U6: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM, and 1:00-2:00 PM
- U7: 1:00-2:00 PM, 2:30-3:30 PM, and 4:00-5:00 PM
- There is a 30-minute gap between the end of one session and the beginning of the next.
- Check with your coach so that you know ahead of time the number and location of your assigned field.
- After the games, players and parents please leave the field area within 10 minutes of the session end time.
- In order to clear fields, please do not arrive more than 15 prior to the start of your session.
Players, Teams and Fields
- We are expecting up to 70 teams, each comprised of 7-9 U6/U7 coed players. There may be up to 18 teams playing in each time slot.
- The playfield will be divided into 9 modified fields approximately 50’ x 75’. (See field diagram) This size field is appropriate for 5-6 year old players.
- Field numbers will be clearly marked.
- Venue for Spring 2023 Sealth Stadium at the Southwest Athletic Complex at 2801 SW Thistle in Seattle.
Skills Clinic and Game Procedures
- Training is designed around developing individual ball-handling skills and passing to teammates at a distance.
- Players should take care to keep their water bottle and any other belongings separate from others.
- Games start immediately following the skills clinic
- One coach per team may be on the field to help direct game (no refs assigned).
Other Safety Measures
- Players exhibiting any signs of an upper respiratory infection, i.e., coughing, sneezing, lethargy, fever, etc. are not to attend.
- Parents should inform coaches if their child has been in close contact (through school, family or otherwise) with a person who has subsequently been diagnosed with COVID-19. Children who have had such a close contact are not to attend practice.
- West Seattle Soccer Club will inform other parents if such an exposure has taken place, while working to protect the confidentiality of personal medical information.
View WSSC Covid-19 Action Plan for more information.