There is nothing more glorious on a Saturday afternoon than to see the beautiful assortment of colored shirts worn by the 120 young players on the field at Beaver Pond. 16 different colors flowing from dark Forest Green to the shade of pink we call Watermelon . Looking down from 495 you can see no organization to the mass of colors. But there is indeed order. Order begins with structured games to reinforce ball control skills.
Some coaches leave their team in one large group for the drills.
Other coaches split their team up into smaller groups. This decision is left to each coach and each team. The idea is to allow each player many opportunities to become accustomed to using their feet to control the movement of the ball. There are three size fields. Logic would lead you to believe that when it is time to break up for games that each age group would head off to their respective field.