SMYSA (Stone Mountain Youth Soccer Association) is a volunteer, non-profit organization supporting and promoting the game of soccer and has been in existence since 1982.
SMYSA's Three-Fold Mission:
1. Provide quality soccer training
2. Establish a clear path for athletes to advance from recreational/beginner soccer to
competitve/advanced levels
3. Increase awareness of the many benefits awarded to soccer students and athletes.
At SMYSA many young girls put on their first pair of cleats at SMYSA and understand that soccer like most sports is not just for boys. Over time our SMYSA girls have grown and excelled under SMYSA training. It is evident that ballet and other individual sports have their benefits, however, SMYSA soccer does so much more.
While in grooming, SMYMA girls have become mindful of both team and individual winning strategies along with communication skills that will stay with them for a lifetime.
Inside the SMYSA Clubhouse you will find various levels of soccer offered such as:
Recreational, Academy and Select (Athena and Classic).We develop boy and girl players skill from ages 4 years to 19 years and now train adult women and men, 30 years and over.
SMYSA is now registering Boys and Girls for 2011 Summer Camp.
- Spring Season 2012
Tuesday February 21, 2012
Our SMYSA Recreational Team Players have begun a successful season two weeks ago. Still planning to attend, call Keith at 770-879-1123 A.S.A.P
Want to show team spirit??? Buy a T-Shirt from our fundraiser!!
As part of your childs participation in Spring 2012 SMYSA, you are required to complete your fundraising efforts for the upkeep and development of the parks activities
It's almost Spring at SMYSA and we're going paperless. In an effort to become 70% Green like our fields, please check the website often to stay current with schedules, fundraisers and other events for Spring.
- NO PETS ON THE FIELD
We've noticed that during the youth soccer practice parents and friends have started to bring numerous dogs on the field to walk and spectate. SMYSA Youth field is a NO-DOG ZONE! The players need the space to run, practice, learn and rest. Please leave your dogs at home or off the field!