Marlboro Youth Soccer is proud to support the amazing work of our colleagues at the Marlborough Community Cupboard. The Community Cupboard (also known as the Marlborough Food Pantry) serves hundreds of your friends, families, and neighbors eaach month. They rely on contributions from the community and, like MYS, depend on a dedicated and hard-working team of volunteers to do the work. Over the next few weeks of our Spring season, MYS will collect non-perishable food and other items at our Ghiloni Park concession stand on Saturdays. Here's a list of some of the most requested items:

• Coffee
• Condiments
• Oil
• Pancake mix/syrup
• Salt
• Snacks for kids
• Sugar

• Body wash
• Deodorant
• Diapers, especially sizes 4-6
• Laundry detergent
• Shampoo / conditioner
• Toothpaste
• Canned & dry pet food (dogs & cats)

Please join us in supporting our community!

Updated Thursday May 5th @ 4:00 All Fields Are Open

Simple rules of thumb:

1. The City can close the fields or leave it to the MYS discretion. 
2. If left to MYS:

• Weekdays - Status is updated on the website by 3pm.
• Weekends - Early Games - Status is updated by 7am for all games before 12:00 noon.
• Weekends - Afternoon Games - Status is updated by 11am for all games at or after 12:00 noon. 

3. Coaches and Referees may also cancel events if:
    - the weather turns bad
    - there are puddles / standing water in multiple areas on your field
    - otherwise unsafe conditions.
    
4. Click here for the full Field Status Process

The Spring 2022 Weekly Schedule by Age Group is available at https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.leagueathletics.com/Text/Documents/4704/77206.pdf. 

This schedule closely resembles our Fall program, with one important change... This season, we're excited to bring our weekly skills clinics to our City's own Kelleher Field! These clinics will continue to be run by our partners, the Boston Bolts, and our Director of Coaching and Development, Dan Ryan.

The first Bolts skills clinics will be held on Tuesday 4/26 and Wednesday 4/27, respectively. 

That's it for now... I'm looking forward to seeing everyone out on the fields soon!

Brian DuPont - President
Marlboro Youth Soccer

Are you new to our program and wondering what it takes to be a youth soccer coach? Have you coached for Marlboro Youth Soccer before, and are looking to take your skills to the next level? Do you have questions about how to handle certain game or practice situations?... Well then, we have a program for you!

This season, Marlboro Youth Soccer is pleased to introduce our new Coaches Academy, led by our Director of Coaching and Development, Dan Ryan. Dan is an experienced, professional soccer coach with our partner club team, the Boston Bolts. Those of you who have had the privilege of meeting Dan on a Saturday at Ghiloni last Fall will agree that he is passionate about the game, about our youth, and about our community!

This FREE program is tentatively scheduled to meet every other Monday night during the Spring season, to avoid conflicts with other soccer activities. We’ll discuss what it means to be a coach, how to engage new teams and new players, how to analyze game situations, and how to develop practice plans. No experience is required!

As many of you know, our organization is run entirely by volunteers. Our Board of Directors wants to make sure that our entire coaching community has all of the tools and resources necessary for our program to be successful (and we just might have some fun along the way!). Please join us and register HERE today!

Sincerely,