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== Alliance at a Glance == |
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'''Highest Competitive Level''' |
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The top competitive player pathway available within AYSO |
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Play in approved State Association and club gaming circuits |
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'''Still AYSO''' |
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All AYSO standards, policies, and philosophies still apply |
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Competitive Pathway |
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Alliance is the highest level of competitive play offered within AYSO and provides a clear path for players seeking advanced development and stronger competition. |
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Teams compete in approved State Association leagues, club circuits, and tournaments against both AYSO and non-AYSO opponents. |
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Even at the highest level of competition, Alliance teams remain fully committed to AYSO’s Six Philosophies, player safety, and positive development. |
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Revision as of 19:13, 24 April 2026
What is AYSO Alliance?AYSO Alliance is an AYSO competitive program that allows teams to play in external playing circuits while remaining fully connected to AYSO. It is the highest level of competitive play offered within AYSO. Teams may compete in leagues such as US Youth Soccer, US Club Soccer, and other approved State Association gaming circuits. EXTRA should be used first where an EXTRA program is available and viable. Alliance teams are still AYSO teams and must follow:
Alliance at a Glance
Alliance Compared to EXTRA
Player EligibilityPlayers are selected through open tryouts. Tryout dates depend on local needs and State Association rules. Player eligibility follows the current AYSO Membership Year school-year model using the August 1 age determination date. Players must:
Players may play up one year with parent and coach approval. Multiple-year play-up requires Alliance Director approval and may be limited by State Association rules. Program StructureAlliance may operate at the:
This depends on local structure, field space, demand, and access to an external competition circuit. Each program operates under the local Alliance Director and must follow AYSO Alliance Program Operations guidance. AYSO does not control external league rules or decisions. Program ExpectationsAlliance programs should ensure:
Starting an Alliance ProgramTo start an Alliance program:
Alliance is a local program operating within National standards. Coach Selection and RequirementsAlliance coaching positions should be posted each year. All Alliance coaches must:
Each team must have:
A Team Manager is strongly recommended. Primary Program GivebackAlliance should strengthen the Primary Program, not separate from it. Examples include:
Specific expectations should be coordinated locally. |
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