Western Suburban Soccer League - WSSL

06/13/2026

Let's go, USA!

06/10/2026

Congratulations to all of our spring WSSL division champions at both the select and recreational levels!

Looking for a team for this weekend's tryouts or this fall? Check out our members page at https://wsslsoccer.org/index.php?&pageid=5 for all our clubs and find the one nearest to you.

06/08/2026

Annnnd that's a wrap on the spring season! Congrats on a great season. As the sun sets on our spring schedules, stay tuned for a list of division champions later this week.

Good luck at open assessment trainings this week and tryouts next weekend! The new age groups are bound to make things interesting, so best of luck to all the players and also to the coaches trying to navigate it.

05/21/2026

The North American Soccer Expo is back for a second year as The Soccer Expo, taking over Vibe Credit Union Showplace (fka Suburban Collection Showplace) in Novi this summer from July 30-Aug. 1 for three days of educational seminars, on-field demonstrations and more! Use promo code "WSSL50" when registering by July 1 to save $50 on your registration fee. Visit https://NorthAmericanSoccerExpo.com for more information.

05/14/2026

Looking for a summer camp experience close to home, but with a touch of Europe? The Real Madrid Foundation Soccer Camps offer the unique and exciting opportunity to experience specialized soccer training, bringing their Real Madrid Foundation coaches to Founders Sports Park in Farmington Hills from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. July 20-24. Boys and girls ages 5-17 are encouraged to register at https://rmfclinicsusa.com/register-391 and use code RMFWSSL to save $30 on their registration. Act now, as limited spots remain.

05/04/2026

May the Fourth be with you!

If your favorite male and female international players were Star Wars characters, who would they be?

04/30/2026

A reminder about WSSL's Policy on Spectator Behavior:
All WSSL member organizations have adopted this policy regarding inappropriate and disruptive behavior by spectators at WSSL games. Inappropriate and disruptive behavior includes but is not limited to:
1. Using abusive language or gestures directed at anyone at any time.
2. Taunting players, coaches, officials, or other spectators by means of baiting or ridiculing.
3. Threatening physical violence or engaging in physical violence against any other spectator, coach, player, or official.
4. Throwing or kicking any object in the spectator viewing area, players bench area, or field that in any manner creates a safety hazard or is perceived by game officials as thrown/kicked with intent to strike another person.
5. Urging players to violate the Laws of the Game. Example: Urging a player to push or trip other players 6. Questioning the calls, knowledge, skills, or positioning of an official.

Each coach is responsible for the behavior of their spectators.
Coaches may be issued cautions or sendoffs if in the opinion of the referee their efforts to control spectators including honoring spectator removal requests are ineffective.

• When a spectator displays inappropriate and disruptive behavior the game may be STOPPED by the Official. The Official will identify violators to the coach for the purpose of quieting or removing the violator(s) from the game area. The game area includes the playing field, adjacent sidelines, behind the goals and, if within verbal earshot, the parking lot. Play will resume after the behavior has been addressed.
• In the event that a spectator cannot be associated with either team both coaches must then cooperate in the spectator’s removal.
• If further incidents occur, the game may be abandoned.

Repeated offenses may lead to expulsion of the offending team, and/or member organization from membership in the WSSL by the WSSL Board of Directors.

Also, a reminder on spectator seating:
• For rec games, parents should be on the same side of the field as their players. Clubs on opposite sides of the fields.
• For select games, both sets of players on one side, all parents for both teams on the opposite side.

04/28/2026

Time for a bi-annual goal safety reminder. Make sure those goals are safely anchored, weighed down or installed no matter what size or skill level is using them. Children should not be moving goals. In reality, they shouldn't be able to budge anything even.

A brief safety overview of soccer goals & nets for players, coaches, and members of the public.

04/09/2026

Another Michigan State Youth Soccer Association, Inc. DICK'S Sporting Goods weekend is upon us! Use the link below to get 20% off your entire purchase April 10-13 to refresh your gear for the season.

03/28/2026

It might be a bit chilly outside and a lot of people may be on spring break, but today is the first day of the spring season for select-level games. Good luck to all the teams taking the field today!

If you need to brush up on things for the season, visit https://wsslsoccer.org/index.php?&pageid=6 for a glimpse of WSSL Game Day Procedures, Laws of the Game, our Policy on Spectator Behavior and more.