All passwords are now encrypted and are also now case sensitive.  Doing this ensures a higher measure of security for our members.

The web application provides two methods to retrieve user names and to reset user passwords.

In order to retrieve your user name and to reset your password, your email address must be in our database.

Email Address is in the SLSL database:

1. Click on the "Log into Website" button on the home page -> go there
2. Enter your email address that matches the one in the SLSL database.
3. An email will be sent to this address (please be sure that spam blockers and other filtering software is set to accept emails from SLSL)
4. In the email you receive, click on the link included in the message to reset your password.

Email has changed, never had an email address, or just not in our database.

1. Click on the "New Member Application" button on the home page -> go there
2. Complete the information as accurately as possible
3. A volunteer will respond to the request within 3 days updating or creating your member record

In order to maintain a secure environement, family information including phone numbers, email addresses, player medical information, and player grade should be maintained by member families.  Since SLSL is completely run by volunteers, it is nearly impossible to maintain the records of 1,800 plus members and 2,200 plus player participants.

To edit your information, you must be able to log in.  If you cannot log in, please refer to the help section for "Retrieving Username and Password Information".

Editing / Changing member or player information

1. Log in
2. Click on the "View and Update My Family" -> go there
3. Select the member or player you wish to edit information for, and edit the information
4. Be sure to save the new information by clicking on the Save Icon at the top right of the page.

Adding new members or players

1. Log in
2. Click on the "View and Update My Family" -> go there
3. Click the "Add a New Member (Adult)" button below the list of members
4. Click the "Add a new Player (Youth)" button below the list of players
5. Please enter all of the information

Editing / Changing user Log in information

1. Log in
2. Click on the "View and Update My Family" -> go there
3. Select the button that represents the member for which you wish to edit log in information.
4. Navigate to the Username and Password input boxes and change the information accordingly
5. Click the "Save" icon at the top right of the page.
6. Document this information for your next log in

If you are logged in, please do the following:

1. Click on the "View my Player's Team(s)" button -> go there
2. If your player(s) have been listed on teams, the current team for the current will be listed.
3. If you would like to view participation history, click the "Click to show/hide history" button
4. To see payment history, click the "Info" button on the row next to the sport/season you wish to see.

1. Log in
2. Click on the "View my Player's Team(s)" button -> go there
3. If the word "Active" is shown under the "Status" column, your payment has been received and credited.
4. If the words "Not Active" is shown, then payment has not been received and credited.

You can complete payment in two ways:

Online

1. Log in
2. Click on the "View my Player's Team(s)" button -> go there
3. Click "Re-Print Registration info or Complete Payment on-line"
4. Click "Pay on-line and complete your player(s) registration"

By Check , US Mail

1. Log in
2. Click on the "View my Player's Team(s)" button -> go there
3. Click "Re-Print Registration info or Complete Payment on-line"
4. Click "Print forms to mail in registration payment"

1. When will I find out what team my child is on?
     You will be notified in the middle of August by the coach.

2. Can I coach?
     Please contact Steve Nobilt at skjac30@ ptd.net and let him know.

3. When are practices?
     They should start at the end of August. It depends on your coach of how many and what days.

4. When does the season start and how long will it last?
     The first game is on Sunday after Labor Day.  The season will include 7-9 games.  The season usually ends the 1st or 2nd weekend in November.


5. What is my role as a parent for my child's soccer team?
    Parents are critical to the success of the team and club! Parents volunteer for the roles of coach, officer, chauffeur, cheerleader, photographer, manager, food preparer, field marshall, linesman, committee member& There are many things a parent can do to make the soccer experience a pleasant one for both their child and themselves.
*    Once in a while, we need to find a coach for a particular age group. Parents are asked to step in and coach a team. Experienced coaches are happy to help new coaches get started. Coach courses and training are available throughout the year with any fees reimbursed by the club.
*    Please be prompt in delivery of your child to practice and games and in picking him/her up. Please stay and watch practices and games. It means a lot to your child to show an interest in what they do.
*    Please check in with your child's coach periodically to see if there is any information that you need. If you will be missing a practice or a game, please let your coach know as soon as possible. All of our coaches are more than happy to address your concerns or questions. After practice is an ideal time to do this.
*    Be available to kick the ball around with your child at home. The more touches a child has on the soccer ball, the better his/her skills will become. Have them teach you what they learn in practice.
*    Avoid material rewards such as paying for goals or treats for a good job on the field. Try to instill an attitude that reflects the importance of team play and the joy of the game as the reward.
*    Be a good listener for your child.
*    Avoid coaching from the sidelines. Players get confused if mom and dad are telling him/her to do one thing when the coach is telling him/her something else. They tell me they don't even hear their parents.
*    Be a positive spectator and respect both teams and the referee. Practice good sportsmanship.
*    After the game whether they win or especially if they lose, don't critique or instruct your child. Positive reinforcement works best. Saying, Great effort and Did you have fun de-emphasize the final score, but rather focus on the fun of the game. Avoid blaming others too. Make your child feel important and let him/her know that he is contributing to a team effort.
*    Allow your child to be a child and enjoy the game without pressure from you to perform.
*    ENJOY YOUR SOCCER EXPERIENCE!!

Look for information at www.slsl.org.  Or you can call the SLSL weather hotline at (610) 282-1196.

1. Shin guards (mandatory - the ones with anklebone padding offer additional protection),
2. Ball (U6-U8's use a size 3, U9-U12's use a size 4, U13's and up use a size
3. Soccer Cleats (no metal cleats and no toe cleat like baseball). For U9 and up, referees will check for uniforms, shin guards and proper cleats before the game begins.
4. A water bottle.

If you need to request a refund, please follow the steps below:

1. Log in
2. Click on "View My Player's Team(s)"
3. If the refund period is still open, you will see a "Refund" button on the left side of the row that displays your players current sport.
   • If you don't see a "Refund" button, the period in which you could request a refund has past
4. Click on the "Refund" button
5. Complete all of the information on the form
6. Click the Submit button.

An email will be sent to the appropriate Sport director, and to the treasurer.  You will recieve a receipt email for your records.