Moss Bluff Youth Soccer League

We know it is frustrating for everyone but there are a couple things to keep in mind.

First of all we have to make do with what we have, so try to relax  

There are NO PARKING signs next to the handicap parking.  This area has to remain clear to allow for emergency vehicles to access the fields if a player get hurt.  So if you are thinking of parking there ask yourself, what if it is my child or grandchild that needs medical attention?

Handicap Parking — self explanatory!  We have many people that truly need these spaces!

On Mondays, the area to left when you enter the parking by the U6 fields will be designated as Buddy Ball Parking.  Please respect this area and don’t park there unless you are part of the Buddy Ball teams.

Roadside Parking — park at your own risk!  The Sheriff’s department will be writing citations and/or having vehicles towed.  Not much we can do from the Soccer league.

If you can’t be at the fields early for your game it is best to park at the High Scholl and walk across to the fields.  There is plenty of parking and it’s  ashort walk.  By the time you circle through the already full parking and let the frustration build you could have already parked, made a short relaxing walk and be seated ready to watch a game.  We are working to be able to open the roadway gate between the high school and East Telephone, until then if you are late arrinving just plan on accessing the parking from the High School entrance.

Thanks for your help in the parking challenges we have.  We hate having to walk around the fields telling people they are about to get a ticket or we are about to call a tow-truck because the emergency entrance is blocked.

Although mother nature is giving us a bit of a challenge with the wet stuff our games have started!  From what I saw on Monday all of the players were really hustling and having a great time!!

Our new teams this year in Buddy ball played their first game as well and it looked like everyone had a great time.

We are off to an exciting start!!!!

We are looking forward to an awesome opening day on Sat. 9/12!

All the teams/players will be taking pictures. 

We will have the Snak Shak open with lot’s of new items on the menu. 

There will be sno-cones, face-painting, hair-painting, balloon art.

We will have a “LIVE” band that will be playing after opening ceremonies!

The SHHS Soccer team will have a “Goal Shot Speed” radar booth setup.  Everyone will be able to see just how fast they can really shoot the goal.  Braggin rights are at stake!  All proceeds will go the SHHS Soccer.

Another first this year is the McNeese Cowgirls Soccer Team will be joining us to mingle with all the players.  A great opportunity for our young ones to meet college athletes!

Picture schedules and round-robin game schedules will be out to the coaches soon.

NOTE:  Our uniforms will be back from the printers on 9/7 and the Coordinators will be getting them to the coaches.

For youth soccer month, the McNeese Cowgirls will hold a clinic following the game against Alcorn State on Sunday September 6^that 1 PM.  It will be a great opportunity for all of the participants in Moss Bluff Soccer to see a top notch match and learn how the game is really played while supporting McNeese Soccer.  Additionally, it is a great opportunity to meet and learn from highly skilled players as the McNeese girls will be on the field with the kids running the clinic.   Contact your coach, coordinator, or any league representative for additional details.

We have an awesome turnout again this year!

There are 449 players registered filling the rosters of 42 teams from U6 to our new pilot program, BuddyBall!

Practice is underway and we are preparing for all the fun filled activities we have planned for opening day on September 12th.