The New Mexico Youth Soccer Association is the only comprehensive youth soccer association operating in New Mexico and is the official youth state association of the United States Soccer Federation (USSF) and member state association of US Youth Soccer. We offer opportunities for players U4 to U19, from the most recreational players to players that can compete for National Championships or play for the national team, in over 20 communities across NM.
We have had over 30 years to develop this comprehensive program, and the member benefits that go with it. We separate those benefits into three areas: the automatic benefits that go to every member just by registering, the special programs available to those who wish to use them, and the benefits that we are able to offer because we are the official representative of the USSF and US Youth Soccer in New Mexico.
If you are interested in becoming a member affiliate league or club of New Mexico Youth Soccer Association, please review our member requirements.
Included with your $23 registration (see full Presentation HERE):
- Registration services – (US Soccer Connect/Stack Sports)
- Insurance – secondary medical and liability
- USYSA and USSF membership
- Publications
- Sanctioning of travel and tournaments
- Risk management
- Coaching education
- USSF referee education
- Comprehensive electronic access (US Soccer Connect/Stack Sports)
- Daily business hours
Special Program Benefits:
- Olympic Development Program for elite players
- TOPSoccer for those with disabilities
- Soccer Start for economically disadvantaged areas
- Open State Cup and the National Championship Series
- NMYSA United Cup recreational tournament
- Awards Program for national recognition of New Mexicans
- State, regional and national workshops
- USYS Regional and National Leagues
- Middle School Programming
- Futsal
Programs only we can offer:
- Internationally recognized Coaching Education
- Referee Education and certification
- National Championship Series
- Olympic Development Program
- USYS Regional and National Leagues