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Three seasons a year

PAASL offers three seasons a year — Spring, Summer, and Fall — with six leagues across Sunday and evening. Seasons are long (at least 10 league games), and we aim for you to play at least once a week — a league match or a pickup, with referees still available. Pick your time, your crew, then your level.

Pick your Time

Sunday: Morning games, typically 8am–2pm
Evening: Weeknight games, typically around 8:30pm

Pick your crew

Men’s: Open to male players (A and B on each track)
Women’s: Open to female players (one league per track)

Pick your level

A: Higher pace and intensity
B: Broader recreational mix; still full 90-minute games

Fresh teams every season

We don’t roll last season’s squad forward. When registration closes, teams are built from scratch — skill, goalkeepers, and positions spread so no side shows up stacked. Expect tight games, new teammates, and friend groups that can still stay together within limits. We don’t publish standings. Fair play first. You must be 25 or older to register.

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Every game is refereed

PAASL matches use a full three-person crew so play stays fair and the game keeps moving. No video review — decisions stay on the field.

Center referee Controls the match and enforces the Laws of the Game

2 assistant referees Cover each touchline for offside, throw-ins, and support

No VAR No video assistant — calls are made in real time on the pitch

Partnered with PenSRA

PAASL works with the Peninsula Soccer Referees Association (PenSRA) — the referee association serving soccer programs across San Mateo and San Francisco Counties (CNRA South Region). PenSRA trains and assigns USSF-affiliated officials, runs match assignments for Bay Area leagues, and backs the crew with evaluation and Referee Abuse Prevention standards so every PAASL game gets a proper, accountable three-person team on the field.

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