Deadlines to Add Tournament-Eligible Player to Roster
Paper deadline: Mar 7th, 7pm (office is open from 5-7pm)
Online deadline: Mar 9th, 5pm
Over 60 Division Update:
The TMSL board met last Wednesday and has approved the following for over 60 division:
1- The Registration fee will be $75
2- There will be 15 official games
3- Two 40 minutes half
4- No slide tackle
5- Players born on 1962 years (59 years old) are qualified to play
6- All games will be played on Wednesdays (6:30 PM, and 8:15 PM)
7- All players must complete Waiver Form and pay the registration fee
8- The games will start as soon as fields are secured, but no earlier than Sep 22nd. Also each team must have at least 11 players fully registered
9- Maximum number of players on the roster is limited to 20 players
The season may start 7v7 or 9v9 depending on the team rosters but ultimately will grow up to 11v11 as soon as all teams have enough players. Securing a soccer field (6:00-10:00) in a central location has been a challenge. Stay tuned for updates. Anyone interested to join a team please contact one of these captains Homa, Javier Rojas, B, and Howard.
Field Change for Mar 23rd
Fields for the O45 and D2 games on 3/23 have been moved to the Silverlake (Quincie Douglas) fields.
View the schedule for details.
O40 Division
If you are interested in the Over-40 division for the upcoming fall season, please submit a form on the following page: O40 Contact Form
If you are 39 by mid-Feb 2016, you may be eligible to play in the O40 division this next season.
Premier Division Change
Pumas is dropping out of the Premier division.
The division will be reduced to 6 teams the rest of the season.
The TMSL Board is sad to announce the loss of a long-time player in our league, Vimal “Fiji” Kuberan, who passed away last week. For those interested, his celebration of life is Friday, 15 December, 10AM at the Northwest Community Friends Church, 5950 N La Canada Dr. For those of us who played with or against Fiji, he was a great person and player, and we will miss him. Thanks to those teams that held a minute of silence at their games Sunday.
Thanks, Marty