AYSO Region 140 is the American Youth Soccer Organization local program for Carson City, Nevada. Chartered in 1976, it has welcomed tens of thousands of players from preschool through high school and relies on volunteer coaches, referees, board members, and field helpers to run each season. The region offers community-based recreational soccer rather than a separate paid travel-club track, with teams formed to keep play balanced and inclusive.
Kickstart-style programming covers Playground and Schoolyard for ages three and four and 6U for age five. Core divisions continue from 7U–8U through 19U, with age bands that align to 7/8U, 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U, and 19U team groupings so families can follow a single pathway from first touches to high-school-age play. Everyone Plays is part of how AYSO operates: players are expected to receive meaningful time in games, not ride the bench for whole matches.
Home soccer activity centers on Pete Livermore Sports Complex, the city sports complex often called Edmonds, where Carson City Parks and Recreation maintains the fields the region uses. Field assignments vary by division, and families should check field-status notices before heading out, especially when weather or maintenance affects specific pitches. Pets are not allowed inside fenced field areas at the complex; leashed pets may use designated areas outside the fences according to city park rules, and service animals are welcome.
Families sign up through the region’s online registration system before each season’s announced deadline. Standard program pricing is eighty-five dollars for Playground and Schoolyard and one hundred five dollars for all other divisions, with each registration including a full uniform and a soccer ball. Sibling discounts take twenty dollars off the first additional child in the same household and ten dollars off each further sibling. A national player fee (currently twenty-five dollars) still applies in the overall AYSO fee structure and is not covered by scholarship aid. Partial or full scholarships may be available based on need and funds, excluding that national portion; families can request the scholarship application and submission steps from the registrar.
Region 140 follows AYSO’s six philosophies—Everyone Plays, Balanced Teams, Open Registration, Positive Coaching, Good Sportsmanship, and Player Development—so the emphasis stays on fun, fairness, and steady skill growth in a family-friendly setting. The region also connects families to coach training, referee education, volunteer onboarding, and local happenings such as the Comstock Shootout tournament and seasonal camp options when they are offered.
General mail may be sent to AYSO Region 140, P.O. Box 512, Carson City, Nevada 89702. Registration and fee questions go to registrar@aysocarsoncity.org. Social updates appear on the region’s Facebook and Instagram accounts under the AYSO Carson City name, and new enrollments run through the Stack Sports registration flow the region uses each season.
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What ages and program levels does AYSO Region 140 offer?The region runs recreational AYSO soccer from Playground and Schoolyard for ages three and four through 19U for high-school-age players, including 6U for five-year-olds and Core brackets from 7/8U upward. Teams are built around balanced play and open registration rather than tryout cuts for these programs.
Where does AYSO Region 140 train and play?Games and practices are centered at Pete Livermore Sports Complex (Edmonds) in Carson City, using city-maintained fields with assignments that vary by division. Check field-status messaging before you travel, and follow park rules: no pets inside fenced pitches, leashed pets only in designated outer areas, service animals allowed.
When should families register?Registration opens ahead of each season with a closing date announced for that cycle. Complete enrollment through the region’s online registration before the deadline so staff can build rosters, order uniforms, and assign volunteers in time for opening day.
What does registration cost, and is help available?Playground and Schoolyard registration is eighty-five dollars; all other divisions are one hundred five dollars, including a full uniform and ball. The first sibling saves twenty dollars and each additional sibling saves ten. A twenty-five-dollar national player fee still applies in the overall fee stack. Need-based partial or full scholarships may be available (excluding that national fee); email registrar@aysocarsoncity.org for the scholarship application and how to submit it.
What is the club’s mission and coaching approach?Region 140 applies AYSO’s six philosophies: Everyone Plays, Balanced Teams, Open Registration, Positive Coaching, Good Sportsmanship, and Player Development. Coaches are asked to keep training and games supportive, emphasize learning alongside results, and help every rostered player get meaningful minutes.
How can families contact AYSO Region 140 or get updates?Email registrar@aysocarsoncity.org for registration and fee questions. Mail may go to AYSO Region 140, P.O. Box 512, Carson City, Nevada 89702. Follow the region on Facebook and Instagram (AYSO Carson City), and use the online Register path to start or manage enrollment each season.
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