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NISL 2019 SPRING OUTDOOR OPENING WEEKEND

NISL 2019 SPRING OUTDOOR OPENING WEEKEND APRIL 13 & 14, 2019

REFEREE APPRECIATION WEEKEND

Let us gather together opening weekend and thank our referees for a job well done. For keeping our players safe, enforcing the rules of the game, and allowing the players to have fun in a competitive game environment.

Officiating soccer matches at any level can be a difficult, stressful, intimidating and often a thankless job."Referee Appreciation Weekend" gives our league the chance to show our referees that they are valued members of our soccer family and are appreciated by players, coaches and supporters alike.

Share some love for your favorite referee on our Facebook, Twitter or

Instagram page @NISLsoccer.

Spread the word on social media and encourage club members to support the initiative.

Supply a drink and snack for Match Officials Officiating on opening weekend

A short thank you messages over the club's PA system through the day.

IMPORTANT N.I.S.L. SPRING 2019 INFORMATION

Hello N.I.S.L. Members,

The official start of the Spring season is this weekend! We look forward to a great soccer season! Here are a couple of reminders as we begin the season:

Please be sure to reach out to the league if you are having any issues with the collaborative scheduler or if you are having difficulty receiving a response from an opponent.
Be sure to select the correct location for all of your home games so opposing teams and referees know where to go.
Quarter Final Chicago Cup games must be played by April 21st. Email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with any games that need to be scheduled.
Complete all player registrations by tomorrow, Wednesday, April 10th in order to make sure players are approved in time for this weekend’s games.
Bring two copies of the game day roster to each game, one for the referee and one for the opposing coach.
All games changes must be updated in the collaborative scheduler more than 5 days before game time in order to avoid a late game change fee.

Recent FAQs:

Coach or Team Manager is Unable to Print Game Day Roster

If a coach/TM is unable to print a game day roster a Club Admin will need to log in, select the specific team on the left side tree, then select the “Manage Roster” button for the Spring 2019 season under Leagues and Tournaments. From there they will need to “Activate” each Coach or Team Manager by selecting the “+” all the way to the right next to the name, then select “Save”.

Player Not Showing on Roster

If a player has been assigned to a team but does not show on the game day roster, a Club Admin will need to log in, select the specific team on the left side tree, then select the “Manage Roster” button for the Spring 2019 season under Leagues and Tournaments. From there they will need to “Activate” each Player by selecting the “+” all the way to the right next to the name, then select “Save”.

Uploading a Photo

US Soccer Connect is working on fixing the photo button within the “Member Account”, however another way to upload the photo is to select “2018-2019 Season” on the left side tree. Then click the “Find” button and on the “Participant” tab, search for the player and scroll all the way over to the right and select the circle icon located under the “Camera” symbol and you will be able to upload the player’s photo.

Melissa Wegener
NISL REP

2019 Coach Development Information NISL & US Soccer Grassroots License Courses

US Soccer Grass Roots 9v9 hosted by Des Plaines, Illinois

Tuesday April, 9 2019 / 5:30pm - 9:30pm

ONLY A FEW OPENINGS LEFT

NISL is will be offering the new US Soccer Grassroots License Courses. These courses are offered based on the game format/age group in which the coach is working and may be taken in any sequence. The following information is designed to help coaches with the registration process for these courses.

In-Person Courses are approximately 4 hours in length (2 hours classroom & 2 hours field) On-Line Courses take approximately 2 hours to complete

TO REGISTER FOR A US SOCCER LICENSE COURSE:

STEP 1: Access the US Soccer Digital Coaching Center (DCC). The Digital Coaching Center is a state-of-the-art online educational platform. The DCC allows coaches to create a personal profile, register for courses, communicate with technical staff, take part in online courses, create session plans with online graphic tools, access an archive of US Soccer training sessions and much more. The DCC can be found at this link: https://dcc.ussoccer.com

Users must create an account by entering name, date of birth, gender and email contact information. Setting up your account in the DCC is easy and FREE.

STEP 2: After creating your account, a number of services are available in the DCC. Coaches interested in registering for a License Course must first take the Introduction to Grassroots Coaching. Taking the Introduction to Grassroots Coaching is FREE & takes approximately 20 minutes to complete.

STEP 3: After completing the Introduction to Grassroots Coaching module, coaches can register for of the Grassroots License Courses US Soccer Grass Roots 9v9 hosted by Des Plaines Park District, (the NISL will be setting up courses in the DCC throughout the year and throughout the State. Check the Coach Education page on the NISL website for updates and information on upcoming courses)

US Soccer Grass Roots 9v9 hosted by the Des Plaines Park District, IL

https://dcc.ussoccer.com/courses/available/20/details/4291

STEP 4: If there is a course offered that is of interest, coaches can register for that course in the DCC. Once registered, information and communication on the course will be available in the DCC

STEP 5: More information will be sent to all registered coaches prior to the course. Coaches are expected to attend all sessions of a course. Assignments (if needed) will be completed in the DCC

For More Information Contact Brendan Eitz / NISL Technical Director

847-788-5322 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

N.I.S.L. - League Meeting Notes from 3.13.19

Thank you all for attending the NISL League Meeting this past Wednesday. We appreicate you taking the time out of your week to join us. Please use the following link to reference the notes from the meeting and as always, please reach out to us if you have any questions. We look forward to a great spring season!

http://www.northernillinoissoccerleague.com/meeting/League%20Meeting%20Notes%20March%202019.pdf

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847-398-4545
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NISL LEAGUE MEETING

March 13, 2019 - NISL LEAGUE MEETING

NISL DOC, Club Administrators & Coaches Meeting

The NISL wants to remind ALL club DOC, Administrators and Coaches to attend the meeting on Wednesday, March 13, 2019. This meeting will be held at the Wyndham Garden Schaumburg. It is MANDATORY that all club/organizations are represented at this meeting! If a representative fails to attend the club/organization will be fined $150.00

LOCATION: Wyndham Garden Schaumburg Chicago Northwest

1725 East Algonquin Road, Schaumburg, IL 60173

DATE: Wednesday, March 13, 2019

TIME: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

An attendance sheet will be on hand for club representatives

to sign in at the meeting.

Thank You

Northern Illinois Soccer League

NISL Board of Directors

Hello NISL Board of Directors,

The "Collaborative Scheduler" is now open and will remain open all season long.

The games will automatically lock within 5 days of the scheduled game time. If in the event of an emergency you still need to change a game time within the 5 days, you will have to email the league and the usual late reschedule policy will apply.

The Collaborative Scheduler is located in every Admin account under the "Leagues" tab, in the "S2019 BOYS - 04 - CLUB/CONF DIVISION" event.

Instructions for the Scheduler are located here: http://northernillinoissoccerleague.com/index.php/u-s-soccer-connect/u-s-soccer-connect-tutorials/u-s-soccer-connect-collaborative-schedules

SCHEDULING GUIDELINES:

Each Home Game needs to be updated with your team's preferred Game Day, Time, and Field Location. You can update this information immediately and then begin to contact your opposing teams to start scheduling.
When changing your game day, please do notmove the game to a different week without first emailing your opposing team asking for their approval. The schedules are laid out to give each team one game a week. By moving a game to a different week you will be doubling up your opposing team's schedule, so make sure to check with them first.
If both teams agree to a date or time change, you can play your game whenever you wish, including during the week.
Each Home Game MUST have a Home Location/Field selected individually and saved into the Scheduler. Without a location, the referees will not be know where the game is being played! The Field Locations are located inside your "Locations" tab.
You can email your opposing team by clicking on the little blue envelope that is directly next to each team name. (Schedules and Contact Sheets will also be emailed individually to each team contact over the next few days)
Only Club Representatives with "Admin" access will be able to use the Scheduler. You club has full control over who has this access. If you have any questions regarding Administrator access, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
If you are not hearing back from another club promptly, email us by clicking the blue envelope under the "League" column in the Collaborative Scheduler and we will try to find an alternate contact for you.
Please note, Easter is on Sunday, April 21^st and Memorial Day Weekend includes May 25^th and May 26^th. You may have games initially scheduled on these dates, so please adjust games accordingly if you do not wish to play games on these dates.

ADDITIONAL INFO:

- The Mandatory DOC and Administrator meeting will be held on March 13th at the Wyndham Garden Schaumburg from 7pm – 9pm.

- We will only print passes for your club upon request. Passes are not needed for any NISL League games, but your club may be participating in Tournaments that require them. If that is the case, please email us with at least one week advance notice with the team or player names of the passes you require.

- For those advancing in the Chicago Cup, the third round of games will be in the system this week.

If you need any online assistance related to your US Soccer Connect accounts, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Thank you!

NISL 2019 SPRING CHICAGO CUP UPDATE

NISL 2019 SPRING CHICAGO CUP UPDATE

If you need to know which Tournament Group your team is in, it is located on your Team's Settings page under "Existing League Registrations".

The scheduling will follow the exact same rules as the rest of the league, only the games will have a specific date that the game will need to be played by that is indicated in the Tournament Brackets (the team on top of your match-up is the "Home Team").

In order to access your "Chicago Cup" Collaborative Scheduler, you just need to click on the "F2018 BOYS - 05 - CHICAGO CUP" event folder in your "Leagues" tab.

9U 2010 G1 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 12:00 PM FIELD 5 N
9U 2010 G2 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 10:30 AM FIELD 5 S
9U 2010 G3 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 10:30 AM FIELD 5 N

10U 2009 G1 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 12:00 PM FIELD 5 S
10U 2009 G2 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 1:30 PM FIELD 5 N
10U 2009 G3 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 9:00 AM FIELD 5 N
10U 2009 G4 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 9:00 AM FIELD 5 S

11U 2008 G1 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 10:30 AM FIELD 8
11U 2008 G2 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 9:00 AM FIELD 8
11U 2008 G3 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 12:00 PM FIELD 8

12U 2007 G1 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 12:00 PM FIELD 4
12U 2007 G2 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 10:30 AM FIELD 4
12U 2007 G3 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 1:30 PM FIELD 4
12U 2007 G4 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 9:00 AM FIELD 4

13U 2006 G1 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 11:00 AM FIELD 1
13U 2006 G2 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 11:00 AM FIELD 2
13U 2006 G3 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 11:00 AM FIELD 3

14U 2005 G1 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 9:00 AM FIELD 1
14U 2005 G2 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 9:00 AM FIELD 2
14U 2005 G3 Olympic Park Finals - SATURDAY, JUNE 22 @ 9:00 AM FIELD 3

Chicago Cup Rules & Regulations

The tournament is single-elimination, so please update the score immediately following the game. The victor needs to email the league and inform us that they are ready to move to the next round of their tournament bracket and the league will create your next game in the system.

We will not be sending contact sheets for the entire bracket, so just like the regular league if you do not hear from your opposing team through the Collaborative Scheduler, click the blue envelope under the "League" column and let us know that you need contact information.

Email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for more information (847-398-4545)

Thank You

Northern Illinois Soccer League

NISL PLAYER TRANSFER DEADLINE - MARCH 1, 2019

NISL PLAYER TRANSFER DEADLINE - MARCH 1, 2019

Players completing a player registration are bound to that team for the entire seasonal year unless he/she requests a release. A request for a release must be submitted to the club stating the reason for the release.The parents then submits the release to the NISL.

Players may be denied a release by the league office if the player is suspended by the team/club for team/club infractions, owes club fees and equipment. All players must have secured the necessary clearance from the player's former club before a release is processed.

In the case of a dispute between player and club or between clubs, the NISL office, upon receiving written evidence from the club or player, shall evaluate the evidence submitted. The NISL administrative office shall render a decision on the status of the player's registration.

NISL Player Transfer Form

Player Transfer Form

Once a player signs a clubs registration form, the player is bound to that specific Club for the duration of the Soccer Playing Year (August 1st - July 31st of the following year). If, at any time between December, January or February, a player requests to be released or transferred to another Club, they must complete and submit a Player Release & Transfer Form to the NISL Administrative Office.

The player must also submit a Release & Transfer Request Fee of $175.00 at that same time. Fall Deadline is August 1st - Spring Deadline is March 1st

When a player is released, his/her player pass shall be surrendered to the league office.

Thank You

Northern Illinois Soccer League

Parting words…

Each week as I’ve gone out to do errands and buy groceries while working at the NISL, I’ve always noticed that no matter where I go there are always cars with stickers in their back windows for clubs that are in the league. Where I live in Sugar Grove I always notice the hundreds upon hundreds of Strikers Fox Valley, TCSA, and other club insignias from the local clubs greeting me as I make my way around town. As I’ve noticed these club stickers I’ve always thought to myself, “Wow, those parents have no idea that because their son or daughter is in that club, they are helping me pay for my groceries!” It’s always been a nice and humbling realization that’s helped me appreciate all of you that help us support our families by being a part of this league.

For those of us lucky enough to make a living through soccer, I think we should all be very proud to be a part of this community. Our daily jobs revolve around providing children with a fun way to get outdoors, be healthy & active, and to learn the important life lessons that come from athletic competition. With soccer our kids learn to practice and develop a set of skills, set goals to achieve, accept defeat, to preserve over those defeats, to rally around the selflessness of teamwork, and to rejoice in the rewards and results of their hard work. I think many of us, myself included, can lose sight of all of these wonderful things as we get stuck in the daily grind and stress of the paperwork, online registration, and other tedious tasks that we need to do to get the kids on the field. It’s always good to take a step back and remind ourselves that beneath all of the competition and administration, we’re all just here to give the kids those moments to step on the field and enjoy the game.

I’ve been overwhelmed with the many well wishes and thanks I have received from coaches and administrators over these last few weeks. I just want to thank all of you for the kind words and support you’ve given me, it’s been enormously heart-warming.

It’s been an absolute pleasure helping all of you over these last few years.

Thank you for helping me and the rest of the NISL staff put food on our tables and support our families through this wonderful game.

Jason Murray

NISL / US CLUB SOCCER 2018 CONGRATULATIONS NATIONAL CUP XVII CHAMPIONS!!

NISL / US CLUB SOCCER 2018

CONGRATULATIONS NATIONAL CUP XVII CHAMPIONS!!

NATIONAL CUP XVII

Proudly celebrating its 17th year as US Club Soccer's cup-based national championship competition, the National Cup XVII looks to grow on the success of its 16 predecessors when it concludes with the National Cup XVII Finals, July 20-24 at Aurora Sports Park in Aurora, Colo.

Teams in 13-U through 18/19-U age groups have advanced to the National Cup XVII Finals by winning a National Cup XVII Regional or through qualifying state cups. National titles will be awarded in two divisions: Super Group (most competitive) and Premier Group.

14-U BOYS PREMIER GROUP: MAYAS FC

16-U BOYS SUPER GROUP: ECLIPSE ELITE BLACK 02

18/19-U BOYS SUPER GROUP: OLYMPIACOS CHICAGO 99 RED

CONGRATULATION ON A SUCCESSFUL SEASON

Northern Illinois Soccer League

History

The Northern Illinois Soccer League / N.I.S.L. was founded in 1975 as a competitive youth soccer league for Boys and Girls ages U8 through U19.

It provides the day-to-day organizational structure for more than 1,000 teams in over 97 Chicago area communities.

It is one of the largest youth soccer leagues in the state of Illinois.

Our Mission

Our mission is that all soccer related decisions should be made with the player in mind. We are interested in the development of youth soccer, not the politics. Our office staff consists of players and coaches that believe in creating and maintaining a league that is focused on the development of the players at various levels and providing a competitive and equal playing field. We believe the NISL should be governed by simple administrative procedures which provide players, teams and clubs flexibility in the player development process. The NISL will create, develop, and foster the growth of club and community soccer programs throughout the Chicago Metropolitan Area and surrounding states.

Our Vision

NISL will provide a fun, safe and supportive environment, which nurtures and guides children to develop their talents, knowledge and appreciation for the game of soccer.

NISL will provide an equal opportunity to all soccer players, coaches, trainers, managers, administrators and officials to participate in youth soccer competitions.

NISL will provide an equal opportunity to all soccer players to participate in a competitive soccer environment that encourages good sportsmanship, principles of fair play, and the building of good character.

NISL will provide leagues and divisions so all soccer players, etc. can reach their highest level of competition.

League Managment

The NISL is owned and operated by Northern Independent Soccer League. Participation in the NISL is governed by the rules adopted by the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) and the United States Soccer Federation (US Soccer), except where modified below.
All competition in leagues/divisions affiliated with the NISL is governed by regulations approved by the NISL and the league office.

Upcoming Events

30 May 2019;
12:00AM
Online Registration and NEW Club Application Opens for the NISL 2019-2020 Season

03 Jun 2019;
12:00AM
NISL Spring 2019 PREMIER CUP Official Opening Week

Calendar of Events

May 2019

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5	6	7	8	9	10	11
12	13	14	15	16	17	18
19	20	21	22	23	24	25
26	27	28	29	30	31

Premier League

Elite Clubs

US Club Soccer and the Elite Clubs National League are collaborating to create a new national competition and development platform for 14-U through 18/19-U boys beginning in August 2017. The Elite National Premier League (ENPL) will provide local and national regular-season competition, national showcase events and postseason playoff competition for top teams across the country.

League conferences

The ENPL will include both member Elite Clubs National League conferences (ECNL conferences) and member National Premier Leagues (NPLs), providing multiple entry paths into the competition. ENPL competition will include 14-U, 15-U, 16-U, 17-U and 19-U boys age groups, and will include participating teams from two independent qualification paths: (i) qualifying teams from designated National Premier Leagues across the country; and (ii) qualifying teams from ECNL club-based conferences across the country. These teams will come together to compete for the ENPL National Championship in a two-stage postseason event in 2018.

Best Boys Players

By providing qualification paths for both team-based and club-based competitions, the ENPL will feature the best boys players in US Club Soccer. The regular season competition within each NPL and Boys ECNL Conference are unique and independently structured; however, consistent technical and competitive standards will apply, and all teams will be focusing on the same postseason destination.

ENPL Playoffs

The inaugural ENPL Playoffs will be held in June 2018 in two locations – East and West – where teams will be seeded based on their regular season performance. Playoff winners will advance to the ENPL National Championships in early July.

No teams are guaranteed entry into the ENPL Playoffs. Whether qualifying through an NPL or an ECNL conference, all teams will earn their place into the ENPL Playoffs through a full season of regular league play.

Who We Are

Starting in 1975, the Northern Illinois Soccer League was initiated with the sole purpose of giving a few local athletes a place to play soccer, which was still considered a niche sport in the US at the time.

NISL’s Early Adoption

Through the NISL’s early adoption of forward-thinking methodologies, the league’s clubs have the opportunity to develop talent through player movement, small-sided games, and various other approaches that proactively enable development, instead of hampering their progress with cumbersome rules and regulations. One of the NISL’s greatest triumphs has been to create an environment where clubs have the freedom to be all that they can be.

Standard of Excellence

With its Premier League as the standard of excellence in the region and soccer clubs flourishing under the league’s umbrella, the NISL will continue its legacy of providing the most innovative and competitive soccer platform possible for many years to come.

Embracing Soccer

By embracing soccer innovations from around the world and empowering its membership to develop club programs without the intrusion of complex bureaucracies, the NISL has grown over the last 42 years into one of the largest and most elite soccer leagues in the United States, with a staggering membership of 18,000 players from over 1,200 teams across 170+ individual clubs.

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Peter Richardson

Why Choose Us?

The NISL’s reputation of creating the greatest possible competitive environment has been well established throughout the years. Our Team Ranking System, when in cooperation Directors of Coaching, has proven itself to be the most effective method of placing teams into the best surroundings possible for player talent and enjoyment of the game to flourish.

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US Soccer

US Soccer has begun taking a more active role in the development of new Standards and Technology to help our Soccer Community, and the NISL is enormously excited and grateful to share in this progress. US Soccer and the NISL are now both aligned onto the same “US Soccer Connect” registration platform that will streamline processes between the Federation and our members’ organizations.

Coaching Education

US Soccer has also recently evolved their Coaching Education programs and they have provided the NISL with the opportunity to start teaching their NEW Grassroots Pathway Initiative. Eight new Grassroots Licensing Courses have been created that focus on Coaching Fundamentals with respect to US Soccer’s Player Development Initiatives and the NISL now has the ability to teach these courses directly at minimal cost.

Right Level of Play

For our 8 years of age and under groups, the league has recognized that finding the right level of challenge for these children in particular, most of whom are learning Soccer for the first time, has become increasingly difficult as the number of players participating has grown. It is also coincidentally the time when it is most important for players to be introduced to the game properly.

Premier League

The jewel in the crown of the NISL is our Premier League program, which is the only locally played National Premier League. Widely regarded as one of the most competitive environments in the USA, the Premier League is centralized in location, which eliminates long distance travel and the expensive hotel and transportation fees that normally come with the search for quality games in the Midwest.

Northern Illinois Soccer League

We’re Special, We’re Different.

The NISL began primarily as a Coed league and as the female players slowly began to be segregated into their own exclusive leagues, many clubs have noticed that their Girls programs have not been as competitively challenging as they were than when they were playing Coed. Recent scientific studies and social changes have only reaffirmed our belief that young men and women should learn to respect each other as equals at as young of an age as possible, and there is no healthier way to cultivate this respect than to participate as teammates in the spirit of athletic competition.

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NISL 2019 SPRING OUTDOOR OPENING WEEKEND APRIL 13 & 14, 2019

REFEREE APPRECIATION WEEKEND

Hello N.I.S.L. Members,

History

Our Mission

Our Vision

League Managment

Upcoming Events

Calendar of Events

Premier League

Elite Clubs

League conferences

Best Boys Players

ENPL Playoffs

Who We Are

NISL’s Early Adoption

Standard of Excellence

Embracing Soccer

Club / Conference League

Why Choose Us?

US Soccer

Coaching Education

Right Level of Play

Premier League

We’re Special, We’re Different.

545 Consumers Ave, Palatine Illinois, 60074

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Introducing TIPEVO IS AMERICA’S YOUTH SPORTS DIRECTORY

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Introducing National Cup

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