Recent updates
5/7/21 GAMES CANCELED
ALL GAMES CANCELED TODAY AT MILLER FIELD AND OWL HOLLOW DUE TO WEATHER.
ATTENTION COACHES-SCHEDULE CHANGES
Please check your schedules. There have been many changes to to condense filed gaps, adjust permits, and reschedule cancelations prior to spring break. Thank you.
Spring 2022 registration CLOSED ALL AGE GROUPS
Registration is now closed to all age groups.
U6 Schedule Spring 2022
SIYSL AIDING OUR COMMUNITY!
While the SIYSL season is still delayed , it hasn't stopped the League from aiding the community.
"Thanks to the efforts of Treasurer Fred Cipriani and Development Officer Liz Morano , the League has secured 12000 disposable masks to distribute to our local hospitals NYPD and FDNY first responders " stated League President Bill Smith . "Fred and Liz have been working with some of their community contacts so that we can have a distribution plan in place when the masks arrive during the week" added Smith.
"This is a donation valuing at around $9,000 from the League to our Community. We feel it is important for the League to support our community and our constituents many of whom are nurses, doctors, medical technicians , and member of the NYPD and FDNY" said Fred Cipriani , the Leagues Treasurer.
The League and the League’s own Travel Soccer club, The Staten Island Soccer Club are also currently working on seasons scenarios depending on when the season will be allowed to begin. While the travel club is awaiting direction from the Leagues in which they participate, The recreational side is working on its own plans.
"We are working on two scenarios currently," said League Vice President and scheduler Rich Nellis. " one scenario is picking up the season schedule in progress with some tweaks to ensure all teams play equal amount of games. The second scenario is a tournament style format in May/June in which we would have different age groups play 2-4 games across two weekends culminating in playoff weekends and a championship weekend at the end"
Vice President Rob Libertelli added " we want to ensure the health and safety of our League and our families. While, we are not rushing back, we want to be prepared to give our kids a much-needed soccer experience especially after this difficult situation. The Parks are closed and our permits have been suspended until further notice from NYC Parks and Recreation. As a result, we will be prepared to begin within 2 weeks of the permits being re-issued. We have not and will not allow any sanctioned activities to take place for the League or the Staten Island Soccer Club until that time.”
Libertelli added " separately we are still planning on having our HS League season , our Alumni League ( College Age) and Come Back league ( adults) during the June /July session for those age groups. All of this depending on the recommendations of the CDC and NY City and State health officials .
Notes : The Staten Island Soccer League is a registered 501c3 charity servicing over 5000 of Staten Island Youth. The league is comprised of 26 recreational clubs and runs its own separate travel club the Staten Island Soccer Club also a 501c3 charity which has an additional 300 plus members .
"Thanks to the efforts of Treasurer Fred Cipriani and Development Officer Liz Morano , the League has secured 12000 disposable masks to distribute to our local hospitals NYPD and FDNY first responders " stated League President Bill Smith . "Fred and Liz have been working with some of their community contacts so that we can have a distribution plan in place when the masks arrive during the week" added Smith.
"This is a donation valuing at around $9,000 from the League to our Community. We feel it is important for the League to support our community and our constituents many of whom are nurses, doctors, medical technicians , and member of the NYPD and FDNY" said Fred Cipriani , the Leagues Treasurer.
The League and the League’s own Travel Soccer club, The Staten Island Soccer Club are also currently working on seasons scenarios depending on when the season will be allowed to begin. While the travel club is awaiting direction from the Leagues in which they participate, The recreational side is working on its own plans.
"We are working on two scenarios currently," said League Vice President and scheduler Rich Nellis. " one scenario is picking up the season schedule in progress with some tweaks to ensure all teams play equal amount of games. The second scenario is a tournament style format in May/June in which we would have different age groups play 2-4 games across two weekends culminating in playoff weekends and a championship weekend at the end"
Vice President Rob Libertelli added " we want to ensure the health and safety of our League and our families. While, we are not rushing back, we want to be prepared to give our kids a much-needed soccer experience especially after this difficult situation. The Parks are closed and our permits have been suspended until further notice from NYC Parks and Recreation. As a result, we will be prepared to begin within 2 weeks of the permits being re-issued. We have not and will not allow any sanctioned activities to take place for the League or the Staten Island Soccer Club until that time.”
Libertelli added " separately we are still planning on having our HS League season , our Alumni League ( College Age) and Come Back league ( adults) during the June /July session for those age groups. All of this depending on the recommendations of the CDC and NY City and State health officials .
Notes : The Staten Island Soccer League is a registered 501c3 charity servicing over 5000 of Staten Island Youth. The league is comprised of 26 recreational clubs and runs its own separate travel club the Staten Island Soccer Club also a 501c3 charity which has an additional 300 plus members .
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One of our talented soccer players was featured in the Staten Island Advance!
Click here ----> Staten Island Advance 'Soccer player has the perfect day, thanks to Maz Rose'
Click here ----> Staten Island Advance 'Soccer player has the perfect day, thanks to Maz Rose'
