MVSC TK, K & 1st grade Spring Premier Rec Weekend Games is BACK!

MVSC's Spring Premier Rec Weekend Games is open to all interested Recreational players in TK, kindergarten and first grade. Fixed team rosters will not be created for this program. Players will arrive at the field for their scheduled time on game days, then will be divided into groups/teams based on gender, friendships, and attendance numbers

Games will be facilitated by MVSC Coach JULIEN MELENDEZ

Overview

• Dates: 7 weekend games
  • K and 1st Grade:  Saturdays. March 7, 14, 21, 28, April 18, 25, May 2
  • TK:  Sundays, March 8, 15, 22, 29, April 19, 26, May 3
• Location: Terra Marin field, 70 Lomita Drive in Mill Valley
• Weekly game times:
  • K & 1st grade BOYS:  9:00-9:50am Saturdays
  • K & 1st grade GIRLS:  10:00-10:50am Saturdays
  • TK Coed:  9:00-9:50am Sundays
• Format:  3 v 3, 4 v 4, 5 v 5
• Cost: $200 per player
• What to Wear:  Players should wear shin guards and their MVSC Premier Rec white jersey or any white shirt or sweatshirt.
• No formal teams - groups will be organized each weekend based on gender, friendships, and attendance numbers.
• No standings 

This program is weekend games only. Players wishing to train during the week should register separately for the MVSC Spring Academy weekday program.

In the event of significant rainfall, please check the homepage of MVSC's website the morning of game day for possible field closure.

DEADLINE to register: Friday, March 6 @ 5:00pm. 

*Any player who is registered with a Competitive Team in a non-MVSC club must obtain written permission from their club's Director of Coaching and email that permission to MVSC Director of Coaching, Rick Fullerton (rfullerton@mvsc.org) prior to registering with our program.

Additional Information: Game Day Team Formation 

MVSC professional staff will organize the game day teams and facilitate the games. This format allows us to maximize the flexibility and playing time for all athletes. Our goal is to organize the kids in a manner  that provides an appropriate level of challenge while maximizing playing time, with minimal time spent standing on the sidelines.  Because of historically reduced numbers in the spring season, we want to avoid the scenario where one organized team has 12 players, and another team has 4, with a forced sharing of rosters on game day.  By not forming teams in advance, we anticipate the highest level of flexibility for achieving this goal.

Friends will still be able to play with and against each other, in a fun, collaborative (and competitive) atmosphere for all players.

Questions? Please send a note to info@mvsc.org.