Registration for the Spring 2017 season is now open. The Florida State Soccer Association has partnered with Affinity Sports and has selected the CFSL to be the first league in Florida to utilize their system. There will be a learning curve for all involved, including us as we are currently studying the system, but the ultimate benefits should be quite impressive.
The link to the site to register is: http://fl-cfsl.sportsaffinity.com/
Note: ALL PLAYERS must register and create a profile. Upon registering for a team, players are required by the state to pay a $25 state player card fee. This fee is a one-time per year fee and separate from the league team fee so if you also play during the spring season, you will not have to pay the player card fee again. Once you complete the required information, pay the $25 player card fee, and sign the waiver, your status will be available for your captains to approve you on their roster. If you do not have a team and would like to register as a free agent, please contact the league office for instructions. There are links to instruction videos on how to register in English and Spanish below. If you have any questions, please contact Gio at creativedirector@centralfloridasoccer.com. If we cannot answer your question, we will call Affinity Sports to get an answer.
Adult Affinity Sports CFSL Registration Instructional Videos
The fees for the Spring 2017 season which will contain a minimum of 10 games are as follows:
The fees above do not include additional fees your teams may have for field rentals for training, uniforms, equipment, etc. If fees they give you seem high, feel free to question them on the breakdown to make certain they are actual fees, etc.)
Team desposit of $750 due to the league no later than January 6, 2017.
If you are looking for a team, you can register as a Free Agent when you register with Affinity Sports.
Please note: the League Office will no longer accept cash payments. All team payments should be made via the Affinity Sports system, check, or money order.
