NJ Teams will need to get their NJYS player passes and roster validated by a NJYS district commissioner.    Teams should first contact a district commissioner in your area to see if they are willing to validate your packet for you (for a complete list of DC’s in NJ, go to www.njyouthsoccer.com , under Administrative and click directories for district commissioners).  If you can not find another DC, you may contact one of our league NJYS district commissioners.  League district commissioners are:

A BRIEF EXPLANATION ABOUT PLAYING IN MAPS FLIGHTS…

 

 

MAPS (Mid-Atlantic Premier Soccer) Flights were created in 1996 to secure top-level regional competition, on a consistent basis, for premier-level teams.

 

 

A decade later, MAPS remains true to this mission. Soccer comes first in MAPS. Player development and showcasing drives MAPS programs.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Q&A REGARDING PLAY IN MAPS

 

 

How does MAPS differ from other situations?

 

MAPS Flights have always offered themselves as an ALTERNATIVE to traditional regular season league games. As teams progress through local play and begin to struggle to get “one goal games” week in and week out, a regionally-based league makes more sense, and that’s where we come in. MAPS games provide new challenges and fresh faces that stimulate seasonal play. MAPS has been providing such scheduling alternatives for over a decade.

 

And as stated in the introduction section above, MAPS is also prepared to try innovative solutions to scheduling concerns to ensure that quality soccer competition and player development always comes first.

 

 

Should every team consider playing in MAPS?