Nashoba Valley Youth Soccer League Inc.

The Nashoba Valley Youth Soccer League Inc. (NVYSL) is a non-profit organization focused on developing and promoting youth soccer among its member clubs. Established to serve the youth soccer community primarily in Massachusetts, it operates as a volunteer-led entity.

Purpose

The league's primary objectives include:

• Developing and promoting a vital and exciting youth soccer program.
• Aiding young soccer players in improving their skills.
• Fostering physical, mental, and moral development through fair competition and good sportsmanship.

NVYSL aims to create an inclusive environment that supports players of all backgrounds, races, genders, and abilities.

Structure and Operations

NVYSL is organized into multiple local soccer clubs, including organizations such as Ayer-Shirley Youth Soccer, Berlin Youth Soccer, Bolton Youth Soccer Association, Boylston Youth Soccer, and others. These clubs participate in seasonal competitions and develop youth soccer within their respective communities.

The league operates as a 501(c)(3) organization, adhering to the relevant laws and tax codes. It participates in various activities to further its charitable and educational goals.

Financial Overview

As of recent records, NVYSL has had revenue of approximately $333,000 and expenses of about $209,000. Its total assets are valued at around $163,000, with minimal liabilities.

Activities and Events

NVYSL organizes various events and webinars throughout the year. These include coaching and referee training sessions to ensure that all participants and officials are well-prepared for the season. The league emphasizes fair play, sportsmanship, and community engagement.

NVYSL was formally established on December 18, 1984, under the presidency of John Mather, with Groton-Dunstable being a pioneering member club. Since its inception, the league has grown significantly, encompassing a diverse range of local soccer organizations.

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