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Welcome to Amesbury Soccer Association
Amesbury Soccer Association (ASA) is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to providing a fun, safe and healthy environment for youth players to enjoy in-town recreational and competitive travel soccer.
Programs Offered
2022 ASA Summer Soccer
Registration is now open for players ages 5-16.
Program will run Tuesday evenings from July 12th-Aug 16th.
Fall TRAVEL SOCCER
For grades 5 to 8 playing in the Essex County Youth Soccer Association
REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR Fall 2022
Coaches/volunteer Registration
Fall 2022 - Spring 2023
ASA runs on volunteers. Thank you for your support!
New Coaches/Volunteers:
Once you have completed the registration please follow the links to complete a CORI as well as concussion training. Thank you!
2022 Spring MVP Travel (G4/U10)
MVP Travel Registrations is now closed.
Players in Grades 3-4 compete in a developmental league against teams from neighboring Merrimack Valley communities (Newburyport, West Newbury, Merrimac, and Groveland).
2022 spring Kickin' It Soccer
ASA Health & Safety
The safety and well- being of our players, coaches, and volunteers is the number one priority to ASA. Thank you to all of the Board Members, coaches, players, parents, referees, and others who supported and encouraged ASA since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. We will continue to follow Massachusetts Youth Soccer Association Guidelines. and utilize best practices for safety.
Welcome to Amesbury Soccer Association
Amesbury Soccer Association (ASA) is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to providing a fun, safe and healthy environment for boys and girls to enjoy in-town recreational and competitive travel soccer.
Amesbury Soccer Association
PO Box 388
Amesbury, MA 01913
Essex County Youth Soccer Association - ECYSA
For competitive travel teams, we compete in the ECYSA. Here are some helpful links to ECYSA resources:
Amesbury Soccer Association (ASA) proposes a new strategy to realize a longstanding vision to improve soccer fields for the enjoyment of the town and visiting teams; the safety of the players, referees, coaches and families; and to preserve and protect the fields in our community.
