Rainier Soccer Alliance is a Washington registered non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization dedicated to the development of youth soccer.  Rainier Soccer Alliance, (Puyallup Soccer Union & RSA Elite) have been working with youth soccer players for over 40 years in Puyallup and the surrounding communities. Our program consists of Recreational U6-U19 (RSA Union), and Competitive (RSA Elite) teams. 

Recreational practices will start July 22nd. 

Washington Youth Soccer is working to complete all coaches background checks.  As soon as coaches background checks clear, they will be able to access rosters and contact players.  

Registration and Information on Recreational Soccer can be found on the Recreational tab to the left.

Players and Coaches can register through the following link - 
Recreational Registration Login

Reign FC's World Cup Homecoming Match - Sunday, July 28 at 1:00pm vs Chicago Red Stars

Buy tickets through any Elite/Union Play, RSA Coach/Team Manager or or online.  
Click Here to Purchase Tickets  

Share your fun by tagging #RSAReignFC

8 Reign players are returning from the World cup, including world champions Megan Rapinoe and Allie Long! 4 other American players are visiting with the Red Stars: Goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher, Julie Ertz, Tierna Davidson, and Morgan Brian.

This Homecoming match is sold out at Cheney Stadium but RSA still has tickets avail. 

Questions? Email secretary@rsasoccer.net 

Our Seats are in  Sections  J, G, H or K

Tickets will be available for pick up at: 

Ferrucci Junior High School 

3213 Wildwood Park Dr, Puyallup, WA 98374

Chrissy will be there 6:45pm to 8pm on Tuesday 7/23, Wednesday 7/24, and Thursday 7/25. 

Your support will aid us in furthering our goals to introduce the game of soccer to our youth while maintaining our core values of integrity, leadership, perseverance, respect and teamwork. South Hill Soccer Alliance dba Rainier Soccer Alliance is a 501( c )(3) organization.

Honor the Game: Oct 5 and 6th

What is a Silent Weekend? WYS and PCA promote silent sidelines for 1 weekend.
To give ownership of the game to player, coaches and referees to develop their skills.

As the sport of soccer continues to thrive and grow in the state of Washington, so do the demands on our referee pools. Refereeing is a great way for kids to make money and there are games available to officiate year around.  Referees select the matches they can officiate from website scheduling systems and set their own work schedule.  By becoming a referee now, referees will be able to officiate through spring league, summer tournaments and be ready for the fall league.  

How to become a Soccer Referee
To become a referee, you first complete 4-6 hours of on-line training and then attend an 8 hour in-person clinic.  The below New Referee Clinics have been scheduled for individuals to become Referees.  The cost of the clinic and registration is $73.00.   Referees make between $35.00 to $65.76 a game as a Referee and $23.00 to $49.32 as an Assistant Referee.  Kids have been able to easily make between $3,500 - $5,500 a year. 

Where to Sign Up
Entry level clinics fill up quickly, so register for a clinic soon to ref by fall.  

RSA will be hosting a ref clinic in August, date tbd. Date had to be moved to a later date due to new USSF materials requiring a clinic date after 7/15. Click the following link to see a clinic list or to register -https://www.wareferees.org/AvailableClinics.aspx

RSA sends condolences to all Tug's family and friends. Darin Tugman passed away last week at home. Darin was a State 6 Referee, doing collegiate level matches, past President of PCSRA, and an past Assignor for RSA/South Hill SC.  His daughter and son were also referees as well.