Spring 2026 Registration Opened November 5, 2025

Scroll to the bottom of this page to register for Spring 2026

Spring 2026 Key Dates*

Early Registration Begins: November 5, 2025
Early Registration Ends: November 19, 2025
Regular Registration Begins: November 20, 2025
Regular Registration Closes: December 5, 2025 (or sooner if division is full)
Games Begin: February 14, 2026

*Dates subject to change. Once a division is full, registration may close before the end date.

About PSO Soccer

The PSO Soccer League is designed to improve the skill and confidence of each player while developing character through teamwork and encouragement.

We emphasize the core values of Faith, Family, and Fun, creating a welcoming environment for players of all ages. Each practice and game is built to enhance soccer skills and foster personal growth and teamwork. Families are encouraged to come together, support one another, and experience the joy of the game.

With a strong focus on skills and development, the league nurtures young athletes, helping them build confidence and character both on and off the field. 

Spring 2026

• 4v4 divisions:

  • 6 regular season games will be scheduled.

  • U4 Coed, U5 Boys & Girls, and U6 Boys & Girls teams will receive participation medals.

• 5v5, 7v7, and 9v9 divisions:

  • 7 regular season games will be scheduled, including double headers.

• No scores or standings will be posted for 4v4 divisions.

• U7–U12 divisions will have scores posted, but there will be no standings or playoffs.

• Head coaches may choose one bye weekend for spring break (March 14 or March 21).

PSO Soccer League – Spring 2026 Overview

League Format

Note: Some age groups/divisions may be combined based on registration numbers (For example, U8 girls and U9 girls may be combined or U10 boys and U10 girls may be combined. U11 (5th grade) and U12 (6th grade) will both be coed divisions.)

Free agents will be placed on teams with available roster spots. Teams cannot remain under capacity if free agents are waiting to be placed.

Season Details

Game Schedule

Spring 2026: 6 games for U4–U6; 7 games for U7 and older
PSO guarantees scheduling a minimum of 6 games (Fall) and 5 games (Spring).

Spring 2026 Game Dates (subject to change)

Regular Season:

• February 14, 21, 28

• March 7, 14, 21, 28

Note: Some games may occur on weekday evenings (Mon, Tue, Thu, or Fri).
Reminder: There are no playoffs in the spring.

Registration Fees & Information

See below for “Spring 2026 Ages” to determine what age group to register for before registering. Registration is found at the bottom of this page.
A $25 administration fee will be charged for refunds, and no refunds will be given once practices start.

Some age groups may be combined if there is not a sufficient number of teams to create the age group. Some boys and girls teams of the same age may be combined if there is not a sufficient number of teams to create the group.

Key Dates*

*Dates subject to change. Once a division is full, registration may close before the end date.

Head Coaches, Assistant Coaches & Team Chaplain Information

PSO leagues strive to make every child a champion. Therefore, PSO coaches are led to encourage, motivate, and build each child’s self-esteem as well as his or her athletic ability.

All PSO soccer head coaches, assistant coaches and team chaplains are required to register per the instructions below. After you have registered in Touchpoint, you will receive email instructions for submitting an online volunteer background check application and to complete Ministry Safe training. We make every effort to protect our children, so we appreciate the time it takes for you to complete the requirements.

As part of our ongoing commitment to teaching positive life values to the children in our sports leagues, each team will have a designated Team Chaplain responsible for leading the weekly value lesson and pre-game prayer. This role can be filled by the head coach, an assistant coach, or a trusted parent who shares our values and is comfortable guiding these moments for your team.

ATTENTION ALL COACHES: IMPORTANT SPRING 2026 REGISTRATION PROCESS BELOW

HEAD COACHES:

You must register to be a head coach in Sports Connect AND must also click the link below to register in Touchpoint:

👉 https://touchpoint.prestonwood.org/OnlineReg/43352

ASSISTANT COACHES / TEAM MANAGERS / TEAM CHAPLAIN:

You only need to click the link below to register in Touchpoint.

👉 https://touchpoint.prestonwood.org/OnlineReg/43352

Practice Schedules

Practices begin on January 29, 2026.

Some practice space will be available at Prestonwood soccer fields; however, teams may practice at local parks if they wish.

• No practices are allowed on Wednesdays or Sundays.

• Practice space will only be available on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday at Prestonwood.

• Head coaches will only be allowed to schedule a practice slot for their team.

Game Locations

All games will be played at Prestonwood Baptist Church.

Team Formation

Teams are formed based on age/grade, school, zip code and/or church. PSO accepts both full and partial teams.

Players will be placed on teams after the final registration deadline.
A player cannot be assigned to a team until the online registration is complete and payment has been received.

Free agents will be placed on teams with available roster spots. Teams may not have fewer than the maximum number of players if free agents are waiting to be placed.

There are two player placement categories:

Free Agent Pool (New Players)

Players who are new to PSO and not on an established team will be placed on teams as close as possible to their zip code and/or school and/or church.

Team Pool (Returning Players)

Coaches of returning teams must invite all previous players to return. Past players will be placed on the same team as last season by PSO staff unless they request to enter the player pool.

Players who participated in PSO last season may choose to be placed in the player pool if they do not wish to return to their previous team.

Uniforms & Equipment

The head coach is responsible for ordering team uniforms. Each player is responsible for reimbursing the head coach for their uniform cost.

Players are required to provide their own soccer cleats, shin guards, and the appropriate size soccer ball (see chart below).

Only soccer cleats or tennis shoes are permitted.
Football and baseball cleats are not allowed during practices or games.

Standards of Play

Fall 2025 & Spring 2026 Ages

Participants will play in their corresponding age division following the school-age group chart below. Whatever your age is on July 31 is what age group you play in. PSO feels it's important for your child to be able to play with their school friends. You can play up with director approval. If you have any questions, please email [email protected]

Prohibited

No jewelry (necklaces, rings, bracelets, earrings) will be allowed at games for the safety of all players. Using tape or band aids to cover jewelry will not be allowed. Jewelry must be removed. Baseball cleats and football cleats will not be allowed during practices or games due to safety. No pets are allowed on the sports fields, with the exception of marked service animals.

League Fees

Spiritual Development

In keeping with our mission, PSO soccer is committed to introducing Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord to our players and mentoring them in the Christian life by the example set by our coaches and league officials. To that end, coaches will be supplied with value lessons that will be shared weekly with their players before each game. Additionally, prayer will be common at practices and games.

The Gospel will be presented to all players 3rd grade and older during one of their games, giving them the opportunity to respond to Christ's call on their lives.

Communication Policy for Soccer League Concerns

To ensure clear and effective communication, only head coaches are permitted to contact the PSO Soccer Director regarding any concerns or issues related to games, refereeing, or league matters. Parents with questions or concerns should address them directly with their team’s head coach, who can then escalate the matter if necessary. This policy helps streamline communication and allows the league to address concerns in an organized and efficient manner.