Volunteer Leaders Help Create A Great AYSO Experience

Region 894 is led by a board of directors who help with strategy and implementation of creating a great soccer program for children. There are seven required board positions in the Region, but the board can include others to help with the process. If you are interested in serving in these important volunteer positions, step forward and speak with the Regional Commissioner today!

Required Region Board Positions:

Regional Commissioner (RC)

Leads the Region and its board. The RC considers the needs of their community in providing a vibrant, growing Region ensuring as many players as possible get the AYSO experience. His/her role includes overseeing strategy, finances, volunteer recruitment, scheduling, policies and procedures, growth and most of all, making soccer fun for the players. Click here for full description.

Registrar

Plans and carries out the annual registration of all players including choosing sign-up locations, coordinating on-site and gathering applications and fees. Click here for full description.

Treasurer

Handles the financial activity of the Region, and its paperwork, including registration collection and recording, savings, paying bills and deposits. Click here for full description.

Safety Director

Applies safety requirements and oversees maintenance to all soccer equipment, nets, fields and facilities. Click here for full description.

Regional Coach Administrator (RCA)

Leads the Region’s volunteer coaching program. Click here for full description.

Regional Referee Administrator (RRA)

Implements the AYSO National Referee Program at the Region level, including implementing training and development, certification and more. Click here for full description.

Child and Volunteer Protection Advocate (CVPA)

Plans and implements the annual registration of all Region volunteers. They follow the guidelines of the Safe Haven® program including gathering applications for volunteer positions, screening applicants and upholding state laws that protect children. Click here for full description.