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Uniform Guidelines

U6-U8 NHA Academy Players:

When you register for the NHA Academy, you'll receive a club shirt and colored socks based on the team you're assigned to. However, please note that for safety reasons, you'll need to wear black shorts without pockets. Moreover, all players are required to wear shin guards for both practice and game sessions. Once you're assigned a team, you can order your shirt by clicking on the link below.

https://nhaysc.com/store

U10 – U19 Players:

The official colors for the NHA Youth Soccer Club are red and black. The uniforms consist of red and black jerseys, black shorts, and black socks. Furthermore, all U14 & above players are required to purchase the NHAYSL white jersey. To ensure safety, all players must wear shin guards during every practice and game. Please remember not to wear shorts with pockets as they are not allowed due to safety concerns. Please use the link provided below to purchase your uniform pieces.

https://nhaysc.com/store

Additional Uniform Information:

All players are required to wear shinguards at every practice and game.
Due to safety concerns, players cannot wear shorts that have pockets.
Each player must wear the complete Club uniform to participate in any game.
When playing a team from our own Club, the Home Team will switch Jersey. Example: Age groups U14-U19 will wear the alternate Club White Jersey and the U10-U12 age groups will wear a plain White-T-shirt. Otherwise, the Red/Black Jersey is always worn at Home games.
For the U14-U19 they must wear their White Jersey for away games.
No logos, emblems, or patches can be attached to the Club uniform unless approved by District 6.
Once purchased, the uniform becomes the property of the player and the player’s guardians and is not refundable.
While most items are available in Youth XS to Adult 2XL, it is subject to availability at the time purchased.

Soccer Ball Size

Playing Up Policy

The North Highlands Antelope Youth Soccer League is aware that parents occasionally request that their players “play up” in an older age group. This request is often based on a desire for increased competition, or to play on the same team as an older sibling/friend. As a youth soccer league, we also recognize the increased risks associated with players playing against more physically developed players with potentially higher levels of skill. The risks are both the player’s physical health and safety, as well as the player’s emotional well-being.

Based on these risks, it is NHAYSL’s policy not to allow a player to “play up” – play in an age group above their chronological age. All players will play in the appropriate age division as designated by the US Soccer Age Matrix.