Lakeside to Lincoln – O50 games

Office Closed

The TMSL office will not hold its regular office hours today.
The office will be open again next Wed, July 29th.

WARNING: GLASS BOTTLES ARE NOT PERMITTED ON CITY FIELDS.
The city has warned TMSL that it will lose its permits if there is another incident where glass bottles are found at city fields.

The city has reported that bottles were left at Lincoln on 1/29 during TMSL game hours.

Final Standings

Congratulations to the following 2012-2013 Season Champions:
Premier – Errea
D1 – Red Army
D2 – Roma
O45 – Spartacus Chapman

Important Upcoming Dates

Last day to register a player who is tournament eligible: Feb 19th (7pm deadline)
Last day of the season: Mar 23rd
First day of postseason tournament: Mar 30th
Expected date of postseason tournament finals: Apr 13th
Click on the following pdf file for details: Memo.

TMSL is excited to announce that we will be returning to play for the Season 2020-21 on January 24, 2021. Registration online, PayPal is open now. Registration deadline is December 10, 2020. Don’t wait to register your team at the last minute. Register more then 11 players.

We will play a 12 games season. The fee is $25. NO REFUNDS.

We will declare champions ONLY if we play 10 or more games, there are no make-up days. Chapman Cup will be play in April/May. Please review the directives before registering a team to ensure your team complies.

Team reps must make an appointment well in advice by calling either Cynthia at 520-888-4333 or Vasilis at 239-839-7967 to arrange registrations drop off. There are no manned office hours. Any questions email TMSLsoccer@gmail.com

This are the rules players have to follow when we using all city fields.

TMSL’s Pandemic Operational Plan

Tucson Men’s Soccer League will review with all our participants the following directives to return to play.

Players will not be allowed to participate in the game without having on their person a face cover (mask or gator).

Every player and team representative must wear a face cover (securely covering their nose and mouth) when a physical distance of 6 feet cannot be maintained whether on the sidelines or field.

Players must apply their face covers for set plays or a game situation where physical distancing of 6 feet is not possible for more than a minute. Some examples are corner kicks, free kicks and throw ins.

Everyone must continue to sanitize their hands before and after each game. No shaking of hands after a match.

No player should be playing with any symptoms or if they have been exposed to family members that are COVID positive

At this time we are asking teams to not invite spectators. If there are spectators they must observe social distancing of 6 feet, if this cannot be done then face coverings must be worn. Spectators cannot congregate in groups near the sidelines or players.

Referees will wear face coverings when a physical distance of 6 feet can’t be kept during the game.

The soccer season may be discontinued upon the State or County governing boards deciding it is unsafe to continue playing.

Kino has increased the number of bag checks and has the right to restrict entrance. See there website for more information.