Registration for Recreational Soccer is OPEN!
The Fall 2022 season is set to begin on Saturday, September 10th and run for eight consecutive weeks through October 29th.

We're using a NEW registration system
We are switching to a new registration provider — PlayMetrics — which will provide improved communication for games during the season, in addition to other features. We are especially excited for you to use the PlayMetrics app, which puts soccer registration, communication, and schedules more effectively on your phone.

To register, you must create a NEW PlayMetrics account:
Click here to get started.

NOTE: Your player will be automatically eligible for the correct age group based on his/her date of birth. Fall 2022 begins the new 2022-23 season, so players will age-up from the spring.


U12 Families: We are hoping to field separate boys and girls teams in the U12 age group this fall. The transition to separate divisions in the U10 program has been highly successful, we hope for similar results in the U12 program. Registration numbers will determine if this is feasible — sign up early and spread the word!

U16-U19 Families: We would love to field one or two coed teams in the U16–U19 age groups, but numbers will determine that as well. For now, we are asking interested players to register on the wait list (you will not be charged) and we will form teams and take payments if we are able to reach the numbers required to form a team.

Please contact us at [email protected] with any questions about PASC's soccer programs.

SCSL stands for Suburban Counties Soccer League. SCSL is a local soccer league that our older PASC Recreation teams play in (players in grades 5-12). It is run as an intramural style league just like PASC's, but it offers our teams the chance to play other teams in our area (Amity Athletic Club, Boyertown Soccer Club, Coventry Soccer Association, Methacton United Soccer Club, Perkiomen Valley Soccer Club, Phoenixville Area Soccer Club, Pottsgrove Soccer Club, Pottstown Soccer Club, and West-Mont United Soccer Association) fielding their own recreational teams.

Travel is limited geographically and SCSL only applies to PASC teams in 5th through 12th grade. Younger age groups still participate in PASC's house Intramural/Recreational program.

The Suburban Counties Soccer League is a recreational League as defined by the Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer Association, EPYSA, and the United States Soccer Federation. SCSL is not a Travel League. All players are assumed to be intramural in their skill levels and cannot have current travel Player ID passes for the given season. SCSL does not record scores or publish standings. SCSL is a co-ed league with detailed rules to ensure female players are on all rosters and on the playing field at every game. All SCSL referees are licensed as well and are to be treated with respect at all times.

• I accept the intent of the SCSL and will do my best to play within the SCSL Rules and spirit of Recreation play.
• I will respect my teammates, my opponents, the Referee, all the Coaches and all spectators and NOT engage in any verbal or physical abuse of anyone.
• I will NOT run up the score on my opponents and will endeavor to limit the goal differential to three goals or less in any game in which I participate.
• I have fully informed my coach and my club of all of my soccer activities beyond the specific SCSL team that I am joining. This includes:
  • I verify that I am NOT a member of any Travel League
  • I have informed my coach and my club which school teams I belong to and whether I am a starting Varsity player (acceptable for SCSL play but in a controlled manner or role)
  • I have informed my coach and my club of ANY other soccer teams which include me on their roster
  • I will NOT Play for two SCSL teams on a regular basis and only occasionally and on a rotating basis with all other teammates when necessary