Get involved

This club runs on volunteers

Our board, coaches, field crews and concession stand workers are all volunteers. We'd love your help, whatever your experience!

Volunteer roles

Find your spot

Pick something that sounds fun and let us know with the sign-up form below, or email board@lg-sc.org.

On the field

If you've got feet like Luciano Acosta and want to share your soccer prowess, we have a spot for you.

Coach: Tiger Cubs
Coach: SAY
Coach: Premier
Referee
Trainer

Fields & facilities

Is mowing grass your thing? Cool, we have some of that!

Field maintenance
Field scheduler
Concession coordinator

Behind the scenes

You might not see these folks on game day, but they make a huge difference.

SAY League coordinator
Premier League coordinator
Tiger Cubs coordinator
Registration coordinator
Uniform coordinator
Social media manager
Donor & sponsorship coordinator

Board of directors

Elected every March, with a one-year commitment for each seat.

President
Vice President
Treasurer Open
Secretary

Ready to help?

All volunteers go through a confidential background screening. The safety and wellbeing of our players is our highest priority. By completing the form, you authorize the LGSC board to run that check.

Volunteer sign-up form

Become a referee

Give back, stay active, get paid

Refereeing builds leadership, confidence and conflict-resolution skills that help in every part of life. There are three main paths, depending on your experience.

SAY / Recreational

The best place to start. Our beginning youth leagues offer a relaxed setting to learn the game and the rules. Each local SAY area runs its own certification and on-field training.

Find your SAY area

USSF (club soccer)

Certifies you for club and higher-level games across the U.S. Online training and testing plus one on-field session. You can make up to $400 a weekend working 4–5 tournament games.

MWSOA OSSRC

High school

Middle school, JV and varsity games for girls and boys. Varsity calls for strong knowledge of the game and good fitness. Many refs move up from USSF, and older players and parents often start here.

Helpful organizations

SAY Soccer: Recreational soccer. Referees are certified by local SAY areas; use the SAY area locator at the bottom of their Home tab.
MWSOA: Midwest Soccer Officials Association, serving Cincinnati-area referees for rec, youth competitive and high school games.
OSSRC: Ohio South Soccer Referee Committee, with links for first-time and recertifying USSF referees.
U.S. Soccer: The national governing body for soccer, including referee licensing.