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Weekend match program

Register Your Team for InterSP Weekend Matches

Give your elementary school team the opportunity to play organized weekend matches against other local elementary schools.

InterSP's weekend match program provides an optional opportunity for elementary school teams to participate in organized, structured matches with other schools.

Registration is Free

Participation in our weekend match program is completely free for all teams, fully supported through local grants and scholarships.

Getting started

How to Register Your Team

Team registration is handled through an external Google Form. No website account is required. Follow these four steps to get your team on the field.

  1. 1

    Contact Your School POC

    If you are a coach interested in registering a team, first contact your school's designated Point of Contact (POC).

  2. 2

    Provide Your Information

    Your School POC will collect your first name, last name, email address, and phone number.

  3. 3

    Receive the Registration Form

    The School POC will forward your information to InterSP, and you will receive a link to the InterSP team registration Google Form.

  4. 4

    Complete the Google Form

    Submit your team and player information through the Google Form.

What it means

What Does Team Registration Mean?

Team registration means registering your elementary school team to participate in InterSP's optional weekend matches.

InterSP coordinates the weekend match program, including:

  • Match scheduling
  • Field setup coordination
  • Referee coordination
  • Structured, organized match play

Participation in weekend matches is optional. A school does not need to participate in InterSP's after-school program support to take part.

Who Can Register?

InterSP weekend matches are intended for elementary school teams participating in or supported by an InterSP after-school soccer program. Individual children cannot independently register for the league.

Get started

Ready to Register Your Team?

Start by contacting your school's Point of Contact.