Winter soccer is a great way for players to stay active, build skills, and have fun during the off‑season. HAYSA does not operate a winter league. Winter programs are run entirely by outside facilities and organizations.

These leagues are separate entities and are not affiliated with HAYSA. They simply provide additional opportunities for players to continue playing soccer through the winter months.

Most winter leagues are competitive, game‑focused sessions with limited or no practices included. Some coaches may choose to register their teams for these leagues, but HAYSA does not recommend, organize, or expect winter participation. Registration is entirely at the discretion of the coach or parent.

The following facilities offer winter soccer programs. These are not HAYSA‑run leagues; they are independent venues that some coaches or parents may choose to register teams for.

• Forekicks (Marlborough / Taunton) – Indoor leagues for multiple age groups, team or individual registration.
• Union Point Sports Complex (Weymouth) – Fast‑paced turf leagues with multiple divisions.
• Teamworks (Canton) – Recreational and competitive indoor sessions.
• South Shore Sports Center (Hingham) – Indoor leagues and clinics for a range of ages.
• Starland Sportsplex (Hanover) – Indoor turf leagues and youth soccer programs.
• Other local facilities: Coaches or parents may choose any winter program that fits their team’s needs and schedule.

*Availability, pricing, and schedules are set by each facility.*

Some winter teams choose to wear HAYSA jerseys or identify themselves as HAYSA teams. When doing so, coaches and players are viewed by other towns, referees, and facilities as representatives of our organization.

If you are coaching a winter team and using HAYSA uniforms, colors, or branding, we ask that you uphold the same standards expected during our official fall and spring seasons:

• Positive sideline behavior toward players, referees, opponents, and facility staff.
• Zero tolerance for abusive or confrontational conduct.
• Focus on development and sportsmanship over winning at all costs.
• Respect for referees — no arguing calls or creating hostile environments.
• Modeling HAYSA values of inclusivity, teamwork, and respect.

These expectations protect our players, our reputation, and our relationships with local facilities. Thank you for helping us maintain a positive and supportive environment year‑round.