The Merrimack Valley Soccer League is there for the kids of Central New Hampshire. We are a group of 21 towns, schools and recreation leagues, providing scheduled games for all ages. That means over 1,300 kids, 86 teams, 850 games and about a dozen season-ending tournaments. They love it!
Breaking News
Notice - The 2022 Soccer Season Is On!!
In discussions and meetings over the last several weeks, directors of Merrimack Valley Soccer League have confirmed that there will be a 2022 soccer season!! Please get your children registered in the normal process of your town or group. The first matches of the season will be Tuesday, September 6th. Season-ending tournaments will be held October 15th!
Let's make it a safe and healthy season! This year we will have mouth guards be optional as we are following NHIAA guidelines.
(updated 8/14/2022)
In discussions and meetings over the last several weeks, directors of Merrimack Valley Soccer League have confirmed that there will be a 2022 soccer season!! Please get your children registered in the normal process of your town or group. The first matches of the season will be Tuesday, September 6th. Season-ending tournaments will be held October 15th!
Let's make it a safe and healthy season! This year we will have mouth guards be optional as we are following NHIAA guidelines.
(updated 8/14/2022)
Lightning Safety
There is NO safe place out-of-doors during a lightning storm. If you can hear thunder, you are within lightning's reach. When a lightning flash is followed within 30 seconds by the clap of thunder, the storm is within 6 miles of you and within striking distance to objects(and people) in the area. Immediately seek shelter within a sturdy building or enclosed vehicle until at least 30 minutes after the last thunder is heard. It is the steel roof and frame of a car that protects you, not the rubber tires, which would have to be a mile thick to save you. A baseball dugout or open-sided picnic shelter is NOT adequate shelter!
Visit NOAA or this guidance for additional information.
There is NO safe place out-of-doors during a lightning storm. If you can hear thunder, you are within lightning's reach. When a lightning flash is followed within 30 seconds by the clap of thunder, the storm is within 6 miles of you and within striking distance to objects(and people) in the area. Immediately seek shelter within a sturdy building or enclosed vehicle until at least 30 minutes after the last thunder is heard. It is the steel roof and frame of a car that protects you, not the rubber tires, which would have to be a mile thick to save you. A baseball dugout or open-sided picnic shelter is NOT adequate shelter!
Visit NOAA or this guidance for additional information.
Ten Steps to Abolish Sexual Abuse in Sports
Let's keep our children safe. Stay involved in their games and practices. Do not allow them to be alone with adults. Talk to your children and stay alert for warning signs. Don't send your child to practice and games -- Take them!
Check out Ten Steps to Abolish Sexual Abuse in Sports for additional guidelines. You can find additional information on our Helpful Information tab.
Zero tolerance is the only way.
Let's keep our children safe. Stay involved in their games and practices. Do not allow them to be alone with adults. Talk to your children and stay alert for warning signs. Don't send your child to practice and games -- Take them!
Check out Ten Steps to Abolish Sexual Abuse in Sports for additional guidelines. You can find additional information on our Helpful Information tab.
Zero tolerance is the only way.
Protect Your Family from EEE & West Nile Virus
With confirmed cases of infected mosquitoes in New Hampshire, it is important to protect your children (and yourself) from EEE and West Nile Virus. Check out guidance from NH Health and Human Services and the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention on our Helpful Information tab.
With confirmed cases of infected mosquitoes in New Hampshire, it is important to protect your children (and yourself) from EEE and West Nile Virus. Check out guidance from NH Health and Human Services and the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention on our Helpful Information tab.
