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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 carry fixed squads forward. After registration closes, teams are dynamically generated from that season’s players — a balanced allocation that spreads skill, goalkeepers, and positions so no side is stacked. The goal is even, competitive games and a chance to meet new teammates each season; friend groups 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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