At the Crowley Independent Soccer Association (CISA), our mission is to foster a lifelong love for the game by providing a recreational soccer experience for youth ages 4 to 18 within the Crowley Independent School District. We are dedicated to holistic player development, prioritizing skill-building, sportsmanship, and personal growth in a fun, inclusive environment.

Our Commitment to Independence
We take immense pride in being a 100% volunteer-led, non-profit organization. True to our name, CISA is entirely independent; we receive no taxpayer funding or financial support from the cities of Crowley or Fort Worth.

Our operations, field maintenance, and programs are sustained solely through:

• Player Registrations
• Community Fundraising
• Private Donations

By removing the reliance on municipal tax dollars, we ensure that every decision made by our Board of Directors is driven by one thing: the best interests of our players and their families. We invite our community to join us in building a positive, character-building soccer tradition where the focus remains on the kids, the grass, and the game.

CISA's Board of Directors meet on the second Monday of every month at 6:30 p.m. Meetings are typically held in the Concession Stand at the soccer fields and are open to the public.

Smoking is Prohibited on CISA Fields
Smoking is only allowed 15 feet from the entrance gates

Equipment
The home team is responsible for supplying an adequate game ball for use during the game. If the home team does not have an adequate game ball, a ball from the visiting team can be used.

Jewelry
No jewelry is allowed to be worn by the players during the game except for medical or religious purposes - in this case they must be taped to the body. Earrings of all types, necklaces, and bracelets (including Live Well type bands) cannot be worn during games.

Band-Aids/tape cannot be placed over newly pierced ears during games. All players must wear age appropriate shin guards worn under the socks. In case of a jersey conflict (color), the home team will wear alternate color jerseys with numbers - colored pinnies can be worn over the numbered game jersey.

Pets
All pets are strictly prohibited at our complexes. We have experienced children injured by "small, well behaved pets on a leash." We have also experienced animals injured by running children and soccer balls. We will enforce this prohibition. Games will not be started or continued until animals are removed from the complex.

Parent Code of Conduct

1. Encourage good sporting-like behavior.
2. Act as a positive role model by showing positive support for all players, coaches and game officials.
3. Refrain from criticizing game officials or opponents, without them my child could not participate.
4. Accept the results of each game; encourage my child to be gracious in victory, and to turn defeat into victory by working towards improvement.
5. Never place the value of winning over the safety and welfare of the players.
6. Teach my child to play within the spirit and rules of the game.
7. Emphasize that the game is played for fun and the benefit of youth.
8. Remember that soccer is a team sport and will encourage my child to work with his or her teammates.
9. Avoid giving special rewards to my child for scoring, but rather promote the positive, fun aspects of team participation in the game.
10. Under no circumstances, authorize the use of performance enhancing substances.