Knoch Area Soccer Association: Official Site Guide for Registration, Programs, and Field Status

The official Knoch Area Soccer Association website is knochsoccer.org. Use it to register for a season, compare programs (Travel, Inhouse, Adult Soccer, Lil' Kickers for 3–4 year olds), check whether fields are open before you drive over, and reach club information such as board members, FAQs, referee resources, and donations. The site is the club's own home page, so it is the right starting point for all of these tasks.

Registration: Where to Start and What to Expect

Registration lives under the Registration menu item, with a separate Login / Register entry for account access. The home page news feed is where seasonal sign-up announcements appear.

A concrete example from the site: the Fall 2024 registration announcement stated that early-bird pricing ended June 23 and registration closed August 18, with details on the registration page. Treat those dates as a pattern, not a standing rule — check the current news post or the registration page for the active season's deadlines and pricing, since the site does not publish a permanent fee schedule.

Before registering, decide which program fits your player's age and commitment level (see the next section), because the program choice determines which registration path applies.

Programs at a Glance

The site lists these programs:

The home page does not publish per-program fees, schedules, or tryout requirements. For those details, open the individual program pages or the FAQ's For Parents section, which is the site's designated place for parent-facing questions.

Check Field Status Before You Go

The home page includes a Field Status panel listing each field with a status and a timestamp — for example, "Open" for SV North, BCBSA-Marwaha Field, BCBSA-Nicholas Field, Laura J Doerr Park, the U6/U8/U10/U12/U14 fields, practice areas, and "ALL GAME FIELDS."

Two practical points:

• Read the timestamp, not just the word "Open." Each entry carries its own date and time, and they are not all current. In the captured listing, some statuses were dated 2024 and others 2025 or 2026, so a field marked open may reflect an old check. Confirm with your coach or the club before relying on it for a game day.
• Closures can be field-specific. Because U6, U8, U10, U12, U14, practice areas, and game fields are listed separately, a closure on one field does not automatically mean all fields are closed.

Club Information, Referees, and Donations

• About Our Club / Board Members / About Us — club background and who runs it.
• Coaches' Corner — includes Risk Management and Coaches' Toolbox for volunteers.
• Referee Corner and Become a Referee — how to get involved as an official.
• Donate to Knoch FC — the site states donations fund field and facility improvements and equipment such as game balls, cones, and nets.
• Team Central — team-level resources.

Rules and Housekeeping Worth Knowing

The home page repeats one clear facility rule: pets are not permitted at soccer fields. The news feed also shows club-wide events such as Picture Day (with a team photo schedule) and volunteer work weekends for field maintenance — the June 2024 post, for instance, sought volunteers to address drainage issues around the fields. These are good examples of why checking the news section before a busy weekend is worthwhile.

Quick Path by Task

• Sign up a player: Registration page → pick program → note the current deadline from the news post.
• Decide between Travel and Inhouse: program pages, then FAQ's For Parents.
• Game day: Field Status panel, checking the timestamp for your specific field.
• Volunteer or officiate: Coaches' Corner (Risk Management) or Become a Referee.
• Support the club: Donate to Knoch FC.