Conway Youth Soccer Association (CYSA) is a volunteer-driven recreational soccer organization for families in Conway, Washington, and nearby Skagit Valley communities. Programming emphasizes fun, age-appropriate training, and fair playing time so young players build sportsmanship, confidence, and love for the game while competing in a supportive setting.
CYSA focuses on recreational youth soccer for players roughly ages five through eleven—typically kindergarten through fifth grade—with divisions that follow Skagit Valley Youth Soccer Association (SKVYSA) age guidance and Washington Youth Soccer expectations. Teams rely on parent and community volunteers for coaching, with club resources for coach education, safety, and conduct. The association keeps rosters and divisions flexible: when numbers do not form balanced teams, staff may work with families on age adjustments or, in rare cases, coordinate with neighboring clubs such as La Conner and Mount Vernon so children still get a season.
Fall enrollment runs on a fixed spring window; for example, the 2025 fall season opened April 18 with regular registration closing June 30. Late registration may be offered June 15–30 with a $20 late fee per player, no sibling discount on late signups, and placement handled case by case. Signup and payments run through the Stack Sports registration system (start from Register on conwaysoccer.org). A $10 sibling discount applies to standard on-time registrations.
The 2025 fee schedule charges $105 for U6 and U7 players and $120 for U8 through U11; each fee includes a ball and a full game-day uniform (shirt, shorts, socks). All balances must be paid by July 15 or the registration may be canceled. Refunds before the registration period closes return all but $10 (late fees excluded); after June 30, fees are non-refundable except for specific cases such as the club being unable to place a player at the correct age band, a league-wide cancellation, or a preseason injury, each as described in the club’s written refund rules. Families who need a payment plan should contact CYSA before June 30.
Practices and home games take place at Conway School, 19710 WA-534, Mount Vernon, WA 98274, in partnership with the Conway community and school district for field access. Weather and field-open updates for Conway School and other assigned sites are available online so families can check before practices and games.
Annual summer soccer camp serves boys and girls in kindergarten through sixth grade (as of the upcoming school year), historically scheduled in late July at Conway School with age-based session lengths. Camp pricing has included $100 for kindergarten and first grade and $115 for second through sixth grade, with a $10 discount for additional children in the same family; scholarships may be available. Fan gear and uniforms beyond the included kit can be ordered through the club’s online gear store partner.
General questions go to admin@conwaysoccer.org. Registration questions can go to registrar@conwaysoccer.org. Mailing address: PO Box 303, Conway, WA 98238. Program-specific routing reaches officer mailboxes such as president@conwaysoccer.org, vicepresident@conwaysoccer.org, and treasurer@conwaysoccer.org; admin@conwaysoccer.org can connect families when unsure which role to use.
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What ages and program levels does Conway Youth Soccer Association offer?CYSA offers recreational soccer for players roughly ages five through eleven, typically kindergarten through fifth grade, with age bands such as U6–U7 and U8–U11 reflected in the fee schedule. The club is volunteer-coached community soccer aligned with SKVYSA and Washington Youth Soccer rather than a separate academy or travel-only track.
Where does Conway Youth Soccer Association train and play?Practices and home games are held at Conway School, 19710 WA-534, Mount Vernon, WA 98274. The club coordinates field use with the school district and shares field status for Conway School and other area locations when weather or closures affect training or games.
When does registration open and how does signup work?Fall registration opens in mid-April most seasons—for 2025 it opened April 18—with regular registration closing June 30 and an optional late window June 15–30 that adds a $20 late fee per player. Families enroll through Stack Sports starting from the Register path on conwaysoccer.org; summer camp and fall soccer are separate program selections even when using the same account.
What do registration and camp cost?For 2025, U6–U7 fall registration is $105 and U8–U11 is $120, each including a ball and full game-day uniform, plus a $10 sibling discount on on-time registrations. Late signup adds $20 per player and drops the sibling discount. Summer camp has recently been priced around $100 for kindergarten–first grade and $115 for second–sixth grade, with a $10 discount for additional children in the same family; confirm current camp fees when enrolling.
Are scholarships or payment help available?Yes. The club promotes need-based scholarships for families who qualify; details and how to apply are shared at enrollment each season. Payment difficulties should be raised with CYSA before June 30 so staff can discuss options before balances are due July 15.
What is CYSA’s mission and coaching approach?CYSA describes itself as inclusive and community-minded, with volunteers creating a player-centered environment focused on fun, developmentally appropriate coaching, and opportunities for every registered player to compete while building sportsmanship, individual and team skills, self-esteem, and leadership.
How can families contact Conway Youth Soccer Association?Email admin@conwaysoccer.org for general questions and registrar@conwaysoccer.org for registration. The mailing address is PO Box 303, Conway, WA 98238. President, vice president, and treasurer inboxes use president@, vicepresident@, and treasurer@conwaysoccer.org; admin@ can route other volunteer-lead questions.
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