YOUTH SOCCER

Our youth development program consists of a 12 WEEK duration,

designed primarily to introduce youth players to the basics of soccer.

•  Includes practice sessions every Tue & Thu from 6pm to 7pm.
•  Right now, our program is a Co-Ed program Boys and Girls.
•  Winter Season Practice Sessions begins on early November of 2026 & completed at the end of January 2027.
• Please be aware this program takes a break during the holidays. therefore, if needed program might be extended beyond January 2027
•  We provide the fields for practice and training/practice equipment, including the soccer balls
•  We provide two practice T-shirts only to first time new registered players 
•  Returning players will be getting the practice T-shirts every other season.
•  We also provide one set of uniform to every registered youth/new player and returning players.
•  We practice and play at the Ontario Empire Sports Complex located at:

               - 9361 E Riverside Dr Ontario Ca, 91761

•  Our coaches are volunteers with a respectable background experience and skills.
•  Our Coaches have been contributing to our youth program from multiple seasons with passion and enormous dedication to the game of soccer.
•  Our volunteers coaches require approximately 8 to 10 practice sessions to build and prepare the teams before any games taking place.
•  The program includes games played among players/teams that are part of the same program.
•  Games are played on Thursdays with one Referee Official. (Referee Official Games Fees already included on your registration payment)
•  Cost of Registration: $300.00 for 12 weeks/two days of activities a week, Tuesday's & Thursday's
•  No practice or games on weekends.
•  This is not in any form a league competition. But also includes soccer games and standings.
•  Parents might still be required to come to our office for completion and to finalize the process of registration.
•  Please give us a call for more detail information about our youth program.
•   Please note: All Fees are NON-REFUNDABLE/NON-TRANSFERABLE.
•  City of Ontario Parks Policy: No Pets/No Chairs on Turf Fields/No Smoking//No Alcohol
•  Office location: 313 N Euclid Ave Ontario Ca, 91762. Phone: 909-984-3431
•  Open Tue to Sat 12pm to 6pm.· Email: info@ivsl.net
• Website Link: https://ivsl.net

When you sign your child up for a youth sports team, it’s natural to think about the many positive attributes of playing a sport—like discovering the power of teamwork or forming healthy friendships.

But it’s important to also pause and reflect on how sport environments might create an opportunity for bullying.

Understand Bullying Behavior

Preventing abuse or misconduct in sport relies on parents and guardians understanding what it is and how it happens. Bullying behavior is repeated or severe aggressive behavior directed at someone under age 18. The behavior is intended to hurt, control, or tear down that person emotionally or physically.

Bullying can come in many forms. It can be:

· Physical: an athlete (or group of athletes) hitting or beating up another athlete

· Verbal: an athlete ridiculing or calling another athlete names

· Social: an athlete spreading rumors about another athlete (in person or through technology)

When you notice any of these actions occurring, take the initiative to step in and stop the behavior in its tracks. By intervening early, adults can correct mean or harmful behavior before it turns into something more, like bullying.