Other than to play by the Laws of the Game, and to play with other common rules across the board, we want to operate the league free from restrictions on the competition. This includes expanded rosters and no limits on recruiting, where you can get players or when you can look for players. The restrictive rules and regulations that are appropriate for rec-level soccer are detrimental to player development when applied for youth super leagues. This is about week-in, week-out hardcore competition between youth players who aspire to be professional players.

Over the course of the Super Y-League’s growth the last four years, shifts in the structure were necessary. Although we are now where we feel comfortable, we are prepared for the inevitable changes soccer brings in this country. One of the advantages of the Super Y-League is its flexibility and proficiency in adjustment, just as we are making new changes for 2005.