Volunteer with Redlands AYSO Region 50

AYSO is powered by volunteers—coaches, referees, and behind-the-scenes leaders who make soccer happen for our kids. In Redlands, over 700 parents, neighbors, relatives, and friends lend their time and talents so every player has a safe, fun, and affordable soccer experience.

Why Volunteer?

• It’s for the kids. Everything we do centers on safe, fair, and fun play.

• It keeps soccer affordable. Volunteer time = more smiles, less cost.

• No experience needed. We train and mentor you—start simple and grow.

AYSO’s six core philosophies guide our program: Everyone Plays®, Balanced Teams, Open Registration, Positive Coaching, Good Sportsmanship, and Player Development.

Ways to Help (pick one!)

• Coach or Assistant Coach – Lead a team with age-appropriate training and support.

• Referee – Keep games safe and fair; flexible scheduling, no prior experience needed.

• Team Manager – Communications, snacks, and simple team logistics.

• Field & Equipment Crew – Goals, nets, game-day setup and takedown.

• Board & Program Roles – Registrar, Treasurer, Division Coordinator, Scheduler, Sponsorships, Communications, and more.

Even a couple of hours a season makes a big difference.

Training & Safety (we’ve got you)

• Free, age-appropriate coach and referee training (online + in person).

• Ongoing clinics, mentoring, and advancement paths.

• Required volunteer safety steps completed online (e.g., AYSO Safe Haven®, Concussion Awareness, Sudden Cardiac Arrest, SafeSport for adults) and background check; additional state/local requirements (e.g., fingerprinting) may apply.

How to Get Started (3 quick steps)

1. Register as a Volunteer in your Sports Connect (AYSO) account.

2. Complete safety courses in AYSOU and the background check.

3. Pick your role (coach, referee, team manager, etc.) and we’ll match you with training and a mentor.

Ready to help?

Have questions or want recommendations on a role? Contact our Volunteer Coordinator (or any board member) and we’ll get you started today.

Interested in Joining the AYSO Redlands Region 50 Board? 

AYSO is built on the power of volunteers, and our board is the team behind the scenes that makes soccer happen for youth in our community. Our board aims to keep the organization and programs running smoothly while providing positive experiences for players, volunteers, families, and the community at large. If you are organized, love working with people, or simply want to give back, we have a place for you!

⚽ Why join the board?

• Help shape the soccer experience for hundreds of local youth.

• Build connections with families and community members.

• Share your talents—whether in organization, planning, programming, finance, communication, leadership, and more.Make a difference while having fun!

📋 Key Roles We Need
Every AYSO region must have seven executive board positions filled, but we also have many other roles that keep our program strong. Whether you have a few hours or a big vision, your contribution matters.

👉 How to get involved:
Talk to any current board member or contact the Regional Commissioner. We’d love to tell you more about open roles and find the best fit for you.

Together, we can keep Redlands AYSO Region 50 strong, welcoming, and fun for every player!

Executive Board Roles — At a Glance

Regional Commissioner
Leads the Region and board. Sets vision and priorities, oversees finances and policies, recruits volunteers, coordinates scheduling, and—above all—keeps soccer fun and thriving.

Registrar
Runs player registration from start to finish: plans sign-ups, coordinates events, and ensures applications and fees are collected and recorded.

Treasurer
Manages the Region’s finances: accounting, budgets, deposits, and payments—keeping everything transparent and compliant.

Coach Administrator
Leads the AYSO Coaching Program locally: training, certification, mentoring, and year-round support for coaches.

Referee Administrator
Leads the AYSO Referee Program locally: training, certification, mentoring, and scheduling support for referees.

Safety Director
Champions safety across fields, equipment, and facilities; handles insurance/incident reporting and readiness for changing conditions.

Child & Volunteer Protection Advocate (CVPA)
Guides Safe Haven™ compliance: coordinates volunteer applications and screening, upholds child-protection policies, and supports a safe environment for all.

Ready to help on the board? Contact us at [email protected] to learn more or apply.