See slide above for Recreation Open Training
[ 3.28.2019 - 3:30PM ]
Coyote Activity Observed at Darree Fields
Orange restraint fencing has been placed along the northern boundary of Darree Fields Park along fields five and six including the area beneath the power lines to indicate where Coyotes have recently been observed.
Dog walkers are advised to avoid Darree Fields Park until further notice, as coyotes have been spotted in the area and have even approached dogs. Signs are being posted to this effect, and the area where coyotes have been observed to be denning. Nando’s Dog Park in Darree Fields is a great alternative during this time.
For more tips on what to do if you encounter a coyote, visit:
https://dublinohiousa.gov/coyote-encounter
[ 3.06.2019 - 3:52PM ]
Registration for spring is now closed
Registration for fall 2019 – spring 2020 begins May 1st
[ 12.20.2018 - 10:10AM ]
DSL offers Challenger camp weeks
[ 3.29.2016 - 2:02PM ]
Heading the Ball Prohibited Under-12 in DSL
Intentional, deliberate, heading the ball during games or practices by players in U-12 recreation programs and younger is prohibited by the DSL, in accordance with US Soccer/US Youth Soccer recommendations and/or requirements.
During DSL games, an intentional or deliberate header will be treated as a dangerous play foul. Referees will award an IFK (Indirect Free Kick) to the opposing team of a player committing the foul. If the referee determines that players from both teams equally created the foul, a drop ball will be performed.
Your safety is our #1 concern
Goal safety: Please remind your soccer player that they should NEVER climb on or hang from the goals.