Mission

The mission of Petoskey Youth Soccer Association is to create an inclusive culture that values the development of the whole player while fostering a lifelong love of the game. 

Offered Programs

Petoskey Parks and Recreational (k-2nd grade):
The primary objective of the Recreational program is to enable players to learn the game of soccer in a fun and stimulating environment. The focus is on developing their skills to help them be the best soccer players they can be, while maintaining a healthy approach to competitive soccer. All games and practices take place at the PYSA Click Road Soccer Complex or River Road Sports Complex.

PYSA In-house League (3rd-5th grade)
The primary objective of the Recreational program is to enable players to learn the game of soccer in a fun and stimulating environment. The focus is on developing their skills to help them be the best soccer players they can be, learning the fundamentals of soccer, and maintaining a healthy approach to competitive soccer. All games and practices take place at the PYSA Click Road Soccer Complex.

U10 Boys and Girls Developmental Program:
The U10 Academy is open to all boys and girls ages 8-10 years old that would like to take the next step in competitive soccer. The focus for the Developmental Program is to develop foot skills and playing formations beyond what you would with the Parks and Rec program. Practices take place after the Parks and Rec games at the Click Road Soccer Complex.

U11 through U14 Teams:
After the academy the teams will form based on age groups. The soccer atmosphere for games and practices becomes more exclusive at this level and it is extremely important for players to master the skills and fundamentals needed to progress in select soccer at the older ages. Practices are twice a week and teams will compete in the Northern Michigan Soccer Alliance with games falling on weekends. Girls play on Saturdays, Boys play on Sundays. 

Petoskey Breakers:
Set up for all girls attending high school at a public, private, or home setting. The team competes in the Michigan State Premier League or as a tournament team during the Fall season. This program is set up to compete against other teams from the Detroit metro area, Mid-Michigan, and greater Lansing and Grand Rapids areas. Practices will be three times a week August through early October, and games take place on the weekends. 

Petoskey Lakers:
Set up for all boys attending high school at a public, private, or home setting. The team competes in the Michigan State Premier League during the Spring season. This program is set up to compete against other teams from the Detroit metro area, Mid-Michigan, and greater Lansing and Grand Rapids areas. Games take place on the weekends with half of the games scheduled at home and half away.

If you have questions or special requests, please email us at: [email protected].