Administrative Support: Full time office staff, webmaster, coaching education director, ODP staff consisting of an administrator,, Men's coach and Women's head coach and a professional office staff managing day to day operations for Indiana Youth Soccer..

Board of Directors: 4 executive Board Officers elected by the board of directors, 20 District Commissioners appointed by board of directors in each district and the Indiana Youth Soccer Executive Director.

District Meetings and Member Support: Indiana Youth Soccer officials come to your club to explain membership benefits. We offer support to existing and potential new clubs. The Indiana Youth Soccer Staff meets in each district at least once a year.

IN the Net: statewide e-newsletter

Indiana Youth Soccer Website: publishing soccer information for the benefit of its members. Indiana Youth Soccer will link to its affiliated clubs to help promote those clubs.

Insurance: Medical: Secondary medical insurance is available for all registered team members.
Liability: General liability insurance available with a policy limit of $15,000,000. Each occurrence is in effect for Club Directors, Officers and players. Director's and Officer's insurance is available for not-for profit clubs.

US Youth Soccer and USSF Membership

Grants: Indiana Youth Soccer helps clubs identify state and national grants that can help their club programs and educate the grant writers.

Coaching Clinics Certificates: Any of the following courses can be scheduled at your club's request:
U-6/U-8 youth courses Free
U-8/U-10 youth courses Free
" E" certificate $75
" D" license course $150 "

Call the Indiana Youth Soccer for more information or to schedule your clinic or e-mail vince@indianayouthsoccer.org

Sanctioned Tournaments:
Indiana State Cup: State Cup teams compete for a chance to be named Indiana State Champions and advance to the Regional Championships and potentially the National Championships as well. Teams in this tournament will be boys and girls ages U13-U19.

Challenge Cup: Challenge Cup teams will compete for the right to call themselves state champions, but do not advance onto the Regional level. Teams in this tournament will be boys and girls ages U11-U18.

Kohl's American Cup: This tournament is for Recreational and Rec-plus teams that compete in a festival-like atmosphere. The emphasis lies less on competition and more on having fun.

AGM: Annual General Meeting and Workshops relating to current events and concerns of the membership held once a year.

TOPSoccer: A program for mentally and physically challenged youth.

Soccer Start: A program for "at-risk" youth

Olympic Development Program (ODP): Extra training for all players at the district level. Advanced or highly skilled players may be recommended for area training or pool training. State teams that compete at the regional and national level are from this program.

Registration: Timely registration for all teams and players for immediate play. Complete playing rules available for printing from the website. Travel permits allows travel teams to participate in tournaments outside the jurisdiction of Indiana Youth Soccer.

Registration and Club Management Software
Provided free of cost to member clubs

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