The Mukwonago Area Soccer Club is a soccer program affiliated with the Milwaukee Kickers Soccer Club and consists of both recreational and select teams. It was developed to create a fun and competitive soccer program for kids of all ages and ability levels in Mukwonago and surrounding areas. Players of all ages are given the opportunity to play soccer and build a solid foundation of understanding the game. 

Courtesy and Conduct Guidelines

MASC abides by the Wisconsin Youth Soccer Association policies in regards to the following: 

WYSA has created the Zero Tolerance Policy in an effort to decrease the abuse of referees. The purpose of this policy is to make clear that verbal abuse or negative criticism of referees is as unacceptable as verbal abuse or negative criticism of players.

This policy adopts basic standard sanctions for improper conduct. This policy is not intended to imply that refereesare always “right” and the spectator or coach is always “wrong”. Just as players make mistakes during play andcoaches may err in strategy or methodology, referees will make mistakes in officiating, particularly in the younger divisions where they are learning how to referee. Due to a persistent shortage of referees, a referee may be officiating at a higher level game than they are comfortable with. They must receive positive support from coaches and spectators to continue to grow as an official.

A coach or spectator may only communicate in a positive way with a referee. The coach is responsible for ensuring all spectators associated with his/her team follow these guidelines relating to communication with a referee; especially a referee. A coach/spectator may not express any disagreement or dissatisfaction with the officiating to the youth referee. A coach/spectator may not, before, during, or after a game, discuss with a referee their critique of the referee’s performance, other than to thank and compliment the referee.

Please note, coaches, players and /or parents/spectators are highly discouraged from approaching or confronting referees at halftime or after the match for any reason other than retrieving player pass cards or saying ‘thank you’ and/or shaking hands.