How to Register on the GotSport platform

GIRLS' CUP

Registration opened August 23rd and closed October 24th at noon

BOYS' CUP

Registration opened August 23rd and closed October 28th

Entry Fee/Deadline:

Referee fees ARE included in the fee

7v7 (U8, U9, U10): $675

9v9 (U11, U12):  $750

11v11 (U13-U19 [High School]): $825

Rec and Rec All Star teams accepted:  (A rec team is a team of players that played exclusively rec soccer this fall. A Rec All Star team is a team of various rec players that played exclusively rec soccer this fall. Rec teams should follow our non-carded rostering instructions)

High School teams are welcome too!  Please see our rostering requirements for non-carded teams.

Registration will close when entry space is full or on the published dates above.

All teams play 3 games.

All 1st and 2nd place teams recieve trophies.

Payment options:

Credit Card payment is due upon registration on GotSport

Pay by check option must be approved by the tournament.  Contact us at fallstoncup@gmail.com for approval.

If paying by check, please send your payment to:

Fallston Soccer; PO Box 2; Fallston, MD 21047.

Make checks payable to "Fallston Rec Council"

Thank you and we'll see you soon on the fields!

Questions: 

Fallstoncup@gmail.com

2024 Fallston Cup Rostering & Online Check-in Info: HERE

Transitioning to GotSport has changed the roster upload process.

If you are having issues, please try this Help Article.

2024 Fallston Cup Tournament Rules: HERE

• No hard casts allowed.

The Fallston Cup will have a photographer onsite at various locations and times over the course of the tournament taking promotional photos and videos, including still, video, and drone images.

Check-in for this tournament is all completed online through GotSport.

Girls Cup Online Check-in documents deadline is November 1st

Boys Cup Online Check-in documents deadline is November 8th

If paying by check, please mail to

Fallston Soccer

PO Box 2

Fallston, MD 21047

Please make check payable to "Fallston Rec Council"

fallstoncup@gmail.com

There is NO ON SITE CHECK IN.  Instructions above detail what to upload and what to have onsite with you.

The Fallston Soccer Program has established in its by-laws a code of conduct and responsibilities that applies to all players, coaches, parents, and spectators. It is important that this code of conduct be adhered to in order to ensure that the experience of playing soccer is a positive one for the kids in our tournament. To that end, the board of directors is now requiring all players, coaches, parents, and spectators to read the attached code of conduct. All participants must read, understand, and agree to abide by the code of conduct. Failure to abide by the code, as, determined by the board of directors may lead to sanctions including reprimand, suspension and in extreme cases, expulsion from the tournament and grounds.

The purpose of the Fallston Soccer Cup is to encourage participation in youth soccer and to teach soccer in a manner which balances discipline and achievement with our child's fullest enjoyment of the game. Unfortunately, coaches, parents, and fans, despite their best intentions, do not always realize that their actions, both verbal and non-verbal, can have a lasting and negative impact on our children's enjoyment of soccer. The ideals of good sportsmanship, fair play, dignity in victory and graciousness in defeat are concepts that are part of the foundation upon which our children can grow to become the adults we want them to be. As adult role models we all share a great responsibility in molding our children. Our adherence to the code of conduct that follows will ensure that we are doing our part to make this a tournament and soccer play of which we can be proud.

Code of Conduct: Players
1) Play by the rules.
2) Play fairly and exercise good sportsmanship.
3) Work equally hard for myself and my team. My team's performance will benefit and so will I.
4) Cooperate with coaches, teammates, opponents and officials. Without them there would be no game.
5) Show respect to opponents at all times.
6) Be gracious in defeat and dignified in victory.
7) After each game, offer congratulations or say "good game" to the opposing team.8) Play for the fun of soccer!

Code of Conduct: Coaches
1) Promote fun (on & off the field of play), friendships & learning new skills.
2) Referees, coaches, administrators and opponents should be treated with respect and dignity.
3) Only provide positive reinforcement and encouragement. Remember, it's only a game, so have fun with it.
4) Ensure that equipment and facilities meet safety standards and are appropriate to the age, maturity and ability of all players.
5) Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every young person regardless of their ability, cultural background or religion.
6) Understand that my attitude can influence the players, coaches and spectators.
7) Official decisions should be accepted, no matter how unfair they seem.
8) Always conduct yourself for the good of the game, good of your team and the good of your program.

Code of Conduct: Parents/Spectators
1) Be my child's best fan! Support my child unconditionally and make them feel like a winner every time!
2) Remember that children participate in sport for their enjoyment, not mine.
3) Encourage children to participate, do not force them.
4) Focus on the child's effort and performance rather than winning or losing.
5) Encourage children always to play according to the rules and to settle disagreements without resorting to hostility or violence.
6) Never ridicule or yell at a child for making a mistake or losing a game.
7) Remember that children learn best by example. Appreciate good performances and skillful plays by all participants.
8) Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from all soccer activities.
9) Be kind and respectful to your child's coaches, officials and program administrators. These volunteers give their personal time to provide a recreational activity for your child. These people are providing a valuable community service, often without reward, other than the personal satisfaction of having served the community and making a positive difference in the lives of children.
10) Report to the coach all injuries, special medical conditions or extenuating circumstances that may affect the player.
11) Send my child ready to play. My child will be dressed in uniform, proper safety equipment and arrive on time.
13) Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every young person regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background, or religion.
14) Do not openly question the referee's judgment and never his/her honesty. In fact, never say anything to a referee or try to make calls for the referee. Please remember that some referees are still children learning how to ref, so please give them a break. Accept the results of each game and encourage your child to be gracious in victory and to turn defeat into victory by working towards improvement. A child will not remember the results of a game but will remember how they felt because of your words or actions.
15) Realize that your program has provided the tools necessary for your child's coach to be the best coach and role model possible for your child. You may feel as if you know more about soccer than your child's coach. Maybe you do; maybe you don't. However, you should respect the fact that the coach has volunteered his/her time. Stalking up and down the sidelines barking orders to the team undermines the coach's authority and sends confusing messages to the children, which increases their level of frustration. Let the team coaches, coach. Please have a seat, relax, and enjoy the game.

Being a player, manager, coach, parent/spectator, I have read and understand the Fallston Cup Code of Conduct. I agree to abide to this code of conduct and practice good sportsmanship throughout the tournament. I agree to help enforce this conduct as written to better the soccer experience for all.

Please note, once schedules are posted, the schedules are then FINAL. 

2024 Girls Schedule: 2024 Fallston Cup Schedule - GIRLS'

2024 Boys Schedule:  2024 Fallston Cup Schedule - BOYS'

Notes about the bracketing process:

Fallston Cup Field Maps/Directions:

*Please look at parking restrictions to avoid being towed.

CLICK ON LOCATION NAME FOR A FIELD MAP 

CLICK ON "DIRECTIONS" TO LINK TO GOOGLE MAPS

2023 Girls Schedule: posted 11/1/2023: https://system.gotsport.com/org_event/events/27583

2023 Boys Schedule: posted 11/7/23: https://system.gotsport.com/org_event/events/27584

2022 Girls Schedule: posted 11/1/2022: https://system.gotsport.com/org_event/events/19134

2022 Boys Schedule:  posted 11/7/22:  https://system.gotsport.com/org_event/events/19511

2021 Girls Schedule: HERE posted 11/3/21

2021 Boys Schedule:  HERE posted 11/7/21

2020 Girls Schedule: HERE cancelled due to pandemic field closures 11/12/20

2020 Boys Accepted Teams:  Here

2020 Boys Schedule:  none published, cancelled due to pandemic field closures 11/12/20

2019 Girls Schedule:  HERE

2019 Boys Schedule:  HERE

2018 Girls Schedule:  HERE

2018 Boys Schedule:  HERE

HERE

APPAREL INFO 2024

2024 ONLINE STORE

2024 apparel will also be available onsite during the tournament at the Fallston Rec Location.

2024 Information:

The Fallston Cup awards individual trophies to players on both first and second place teams.

The Baltimore Blast invites ALL PARTICIPANTS IN THE 2024 CUPS to join them on January 25th!

1st and 2nd place teams will have the opportunity to play on the field throughout the day.  Please contact Brittany Lynch at the Blast Office, 410-558-4291 or blynch@baltimoreblast.com.