Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, Heri za Kwanzaa, Hanukkah Sameach
Dear South Shore Soccer Members
As the year comes to a close, I would like to extend warm Holiday wishes to you and your families on behalf of our league.
Town Travel soccer thrives because of the dedication of our local communities. This season, our players represented their towns with pride, our coaches and team managers volunteered countless hours to teach, mentor, and develop young athletes, and our referees worked diligently to ensure a fair and positive playing environment. None of this would be possible without the continued support of parents, guardians, and local soccer organizations.
Town Travel soccer is about development, sportsmanship, and providing meaningful opportunities for players to grow—both on and off the field. Throughout the year, we saw those values reflected in the way our teams competed, supported one another, and represented their communities.
As you gather with family and friends this holiday season, I hope you find time to rest, reflect, and enjoy the joy of Chanukah, the spirit of Christmas, and Happy Kwanzaa. We look forward to the New Year and the opportunity to continue strengthening our Town Travel programs together.
Thank you for your commitment to our league and to the players we serve. On behalf of the Board of Directors and league leadership, I wish you a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, Heri za Kwanzaa, Hanukkah Sameach, and a healthy and successful New Year.
Warm regards,
South Shore Soccer Board of Directors
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Spring 2025 Registration Information Under Bylaws and rules of play
This information is available on the Registration page of this website.
The FAQ will answer questions about maintaining and printing your roster using the SportsPilot system.
US Soccer Mandated Change Eliminates Heading for 11 and younger
In order to implement this mandate the SSSL is implementing the following change for all u12 and younger games starting this spring:
"It shall be considered a dangerous play when a player deliberately heads or attempts to head the ball. Any violation of this rule shall result in an indirect free kick for the opponent. Simultaneous violations by both teams will result in a dropped ball."
Click here for additional information from Mass Youth Soccer Assoc.