Cincy SC players must be registered with either US Youth Soccer or US Club Soccer to compete in league and tournament games. Most players are registered with US Youth Soccer. Our youngest players (U8, U9, and some U10) may be registered with US Club soccer.
US Soccer Connect
In 2018, US Youth Soccer and it’s local subsidiary Ohio South Youth Soccer Association (OSYSA) implemented US Soccer Connect, aka Stack, a new system for registering players and coaches with US Youth Soccer and its member leagues. Parents will create a member account and then add their family members. The member account is permanent, as is the birth certificate and photo that must be uploaded (pictures can be updated later).
All parents need to then complete the next step of registering each player with Cincy SC in Stack each year.
Your son or daughter has a “Member Account” but they aren’t yet “Registered” with Cincy SC. This happens a lot — I’m sure the managers of the system have a few terabytes worth of emails about from frustrated parents or club administrators.Please do this:1. Go to http://cincysc.osysalive.com/home.php2. Click on “Register Now”3. Sign in4. Complete all the membership forms, including several virtual signatures5. Make sure you get to the “Pay $0” screen and confirm the registrations6. You Let me know when you’re done so I can check and complete the next step
Your PA or a club administrator will use the information entered into the website to create rosters and player cards. There may be an additional form or two to sign at a later date related to tournaments.
US Club Soccer Registration Info
For teams playing in the EPL or other league sanctioned by US Club Soccer, we must have the following documents for each player:
- Headshot photo for the player card (a .jpg or .png file)
- Scanned copy of the player’s birth certificate
- US Club Soccer player registration and medical release form (.doc)
- Players that were born outside the US will need to show additional documentation
Tournament-only Guest Players
Players that are not carded on any team can play in a tournament by registering as a'”tournament-only guest player” at http://tournamentteam.osysalive.com. The button/link is located on the left column of that page. The parent registers the player and then should notify the OSYSA office that they would like to pick up the card.
2015-June 2018 US Youth Soccer Player Registration Info
In addition to providing player passes, these organizations also provide supplemental medical insurance to players in the event of an injury. Please download, print, and complete the appropriate form(s) and then submit a scanned copy or a digital image using the club’s paperwork submission process.
For teams playing in Buckeye, GCSL, or other league sanctioned by US Youth Soccer, we must have the following documents for each player:
- Headshot photo for the player card (a .jpg or .png file)
- Scanned copy of the player’s birth certificate
- USYSA medical release form (.pdf)
- OSYSA membership form (.pdf) – PAs, you may want to download a version of this form from the Buckeye registration system that will include the top portion filled out and an additional signature line related to Lindsay’s Law
- Lindsay’s Law form
- For players that reside outside of Ohio: OSYSA Out of State form (.pdf)
- Players that were born outside the US will need to show additional documentation
US Club Soccer Registration Info
For teams playing in the EPL or other league sanctioned by US Club Soccer, we must have the following documents for each player:
- Headshot photo for the player card (a .jpg or .png file)
- Scanned copy of the player’s birth certificate
- US Club Soccer player registration and medical release form (.doc)
- Players that were born outside the US will need to show additional documentation
Your PA or a club administrator will enter all players into either the appropriate league registration website in order to create a player card. There may be an additional form or two to sign at a later date related to tournaments.
About Lindsay’s Law
In 2017, the State of Ohio enacted Lindsay’s Law: Sudden Cardiac Arrest in Student Athletes. It may become a requirement to have a Lindsay’s Law Signature Form for all players, parents, and coaches.
Lindsay’s Law for parents/guardians and youth athletes:
