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In the USA, there are two primary registration groups: US Futsal and US Soccer. Below, you'll find important information on US Soccer registration and how to register for US Futsal-sanctioned events. US Futsal registration is required for participation in all events sanctioned by US Futsal, while US Soccer registration is necessary for all US Soccer, USYF, and United Futsal events.
Are you brand new to Futsal? Here's how to get your licenses and badges through US Futsal and the US Soccer registration process.
U.S. Futsal Registration - U.S. Soccer Registration: Choose Referee Registration.
U.S. Soccer Learning Center (ussoccer.com) offers valuable resources for players and coaches. Choose your state association to find courses related to US Soccer registration and explore opportunities in US Futsal in your state.
Information on renewing your US Futsal license each year for US Soccer registration.
U.S. Futsal Registration - U.S. Soccer Registration: Choose Referee Registration.
Visit the U.S. Soccer Learning Center at ussoccer.com, your go-to resource for US Futsal and US Soccer registration.
Upgrading to the next level in US Futsal can enhance your skills and prepare you for US Soccer registration.
State, Regional, & National levels are available through the US Futsal and US Soccer registration. Assessments Required. Choose your Referee Registration within the U.S. Futsal framework.
Regional level available for US Futsal. Assessments required for US Soccer registration. Visit the U.S. Soccer Learning Center at ussoccer.com.
Fitness tests for US Futsal referees may be required for those involved in US Soccer registration at the Regional Futsal level.
In US Futsal, speed is test 1. It measures the referee’s maximum speed over 20 meters, a crucial metric for those involved in US Soccer registration.
The Change Of Direction Ability test, also known as the CODA test, is the second assessment that evaluates a referee’s ability to change direction, which is important for officials participating in US Futsal and US Soccer registration.
Test 3 is the Assistant Referee Intermittent Endurance Test, also known as the ARIET test. This evaluation measures the referee’s capacity to perform repeated forward and sideways running over a prolonged period, which is essential for officials involved in events like US Futsal and during the US Soccer registration process.
The CODA and ARIET links above provide more information on each test related to US Futsal and US Soccer registration. The time between the end of Test 1 and the start of Test 2 should be 2 to 4 minutes, while the interval between the end of Test 2 and the start of Test 3 should be 6 to 8 minutes. Testing should take place on a futsal pitch or a similar surface. All fitness testing should be conducted by a licensed referee coach.
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