HVAA Soccer Upcoming Info - Huntingdon Valley Athletics Association

HVAA Soccer Upcoming Info

Important Dates:

9/6-10 Teams will be announced. Coaches and referee meetings.

9/12-16 First week of practices

9/14 Micro Meeting - Red Lion Gym

9/17 Opening day for all leagues!

10/1 Picture Day (Details TBD)

10/1 Lower Moreland Township 100th Anniversary Celebration

11/13 Most leagues should be complete.

HVAA Soccer Registration is NOW OPEN!

HVAA soccer intramural programs are open to kids from 3 to 18 years of age as of 9/1 and is played in the fall. The season begins in September and ends in November.

The program divides the kids into 5 leagues:

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IMPORTANT message from Gregg Uliano, President of the HVAA Board

To all HVAA Members &. Participants:

Please be advised and aware that effective immediately, you will see an additional Lower Moreland Usage Fee charge as part of and in addition to our HVAA registration fees. This additional fee is passed directly to the township to help subsidize the growing costs of providing, maintaining, and improving the fields and facilities that our organization uses to provide the various youth sports for the community children. You will see a $15 or $25 dollar fee, respectfully, for Resident/Non Resident of the 19006 zip code. This will be in effect for all basketball, baseball, softball, and soccer registrations .

‎As always, thank you for your continued support.

Gregg Uliano • HVAA Board, President

HVAA Concussion Policy

What is a Concussion?

A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury that alters the way the brain normally functions. It is caused by a bump or blow to the head that forces the brain inside the skull to move back and forth. Appropriate rest from activities and schoolwork is necessary to ensure that the brain heals properly.

What are the Roles and Responsibilities of the Coach?

The coach meets with the child and does an on field assessment and records their current symptoms. Parents must be informed immediately. All head injuries should be referred to a physician immediately.

Each week the coach meets with the parent to review and adjust physical accommodations.

Parents should:

Please seek immediate medical attention if your son/daughter exhibits the following symptoms:

• Develops a worse headache

• Becomes dizzy, drowsy or cannot be aroused

• Mental confusion

• Nausea or vomiting

• Pupils unequal size

• Ringing in the ears

• Convulsions

• Clear fluid coming from nose and/or ears

• Anything you find unusual