Fall 2021 Online Registration
ONLINE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
There will be no in-person signups. If you are having trouble signing up please contact a board member, friend, coach, etc and we will help you through the process.Online registration is now open for the 2021 Fall Soccer Season! Goto www.harrisonvillesc.com and in the upper right of your screen, click on the Login button to login to your account and signup your kids through the steps after that. Be sure to request your coach if you have a specific coach you want to play for. Travel players playing up, register for the age they belong in and note that they are playing up and we will move you to the correct age division and team.
If you have not created an online account, click the Register button, create an account, and then signup your kids. If you get an error stating the email address has already been used (we had to manually enter some for registration purposes), use the Forgot Password feature on the login screen to reset your password.
You will receive a confirmation email with a confirmation number if you successfully signed up online. We had several instances in the fall where parents thought they registered because they got to a confirmation screen but did not click the final "Yes I'm Sure" button. That screen was a "confirm your details" screen. You will receive an email confirming your order.
Recreation Divisions U6: $65
U8: $85
U10: $85
U12: $85
KCML - $100
Heartland - $150
Age Groups/Divisions
Here is a breakdown of where your child will play based on the year they were born.
U6: 2016 - 2017
U8: 2014 - 2015
U9: 2013
U10: 2012
U11: 2011
U12: 2010
U13: 2009
U14: 2008
U15: 2007
U16: 2006
U17: 2005
U18: 2004
U19: 2003
Rainout Information
The phone number specific to KC Metro League is 816-336-6300 and you will get a computer generated message that we update as needed. I would recommend people download the app which is called RainoutLine in the App Store or Google Play. With it you can select KC Metro League and Heartland Soccer Association and set up notifications for updates and field conditions.
South Metro Rec Soccer League also has weather Information on the home page of their website at
www.teamsideline.com/raymore/Precautionary Guidelines for Spring Soccer
Due to the current situation and concern for public health, the Harrisonville Soccer Club is adopting the following guidelines for spring soccer. We feel it is important to implement even small changes that could help prevent the spread of communicable disease and protect our children and families, while still being able to enjoy our activities as much as possible.
Please adhere to the following guidelines for this season:
1. Captains will not shake hands with the other team captains or the refs at the pre-game coin toss.
2. Teams and coaches will not high five/shake hands through a “good game” line after the game.
3. Players will not do the customary fist bump with the refs after the game.
4. Teams should modify their “hands in” team cheer, either by not putting their hands in where they are on top of each other, or spreading out their circle so that by putting their hands in toward the center, they are actually not touching.
5. We would advise coaches to use their own pen to sign the game card after the game.
6. We recommend coaches having sanitizer available on the bench. Please have players use this before the game, after the game & when subbing off the field.
7. Make sure water bottles are clearly marked and identifiable. Remind players to NOT share their water during a game.
8. Please have players keep their belongings as neat and tidy as possible on the bench/sidelines. We recommend players use a bag/backpack for their belongings and do not toss bags into a pile but line them up where they do not touch.
9. If the player has any symptoms of a cold, from mild cough or runny nose to fever, please DO NOT come to practice or a game.
10. Parents or Coaches, if you are experiencing any cold like symptoms, please do not attend your child’s game.
USSSA “No-Contact/No-Handshake” Policy As a precautionary method, USSSA is immediately instituting a mandatory “no-contact, no-handshake policy” to be observed at every level of the organization until further notice. This includes all physical contact and extends to customary game-related activities, such as pre-game coaches’ handshakes, umpire-coach introductions, and post-game handshakes between members of opposing teams. Instead, staff, players and coaches should use verbal queues, such as saying “good game,” without shaking hands, high-fiving or fist-bumping.