08/01/2026
🌟 Say hello to Kara, SCCYSA’s Membership Services Representative!
Kara is one of the friendly faces in our office, helping our members navigate everything SCCYSA. Whether a family has a question about registration, payments, uniforms, rosters or their GotSport account, Kara is here to help point them in the right direction.
She also supports our coaches and teams by sharing important information, answering questions and helping make each family’s experience with SCCYSA as simple and welcoming as possible.
We’re excited to have Kara serving our soccer community!! ⚽️💙
We asked Kara to share a little about herself, and here's what she had to say:
How long have you been involved with SCCYSA?
I was fortunate to join the SCCYSA team in 2025.
What is your favorite soccer memory?
My favorite soccer memory is watching my little kids in their soccer gear. The oversized jerseys, tiny shin guards, and socks pulled up to their knees— it all captures a moment that's both adorable and fleeting. I remember those early soccer seasons less for the scores and more for the smiles, picking dandelions, post-game snacks, and sweet kiddos who looked impossibly small in their gear.
What do you enjoy doing outside of soccer?
I love going to concerts of all kinds, cheering on my daughters from the sidelines, and spending quality time with family and friends.
What is your favorite thing to do in St. Charles County?
We’re lucky to live in St. Charles County which offers so many wonderful parks, activities, and restaurants. However, being in my “sports era” with multiple practices and games for my daughters, my favorite thing to do in St. Charles County is to just be home.
What do you hope to help improve or grow within SCCYSA?
My goal is to help create a positive experience for young athletes and their families and to further improve our SCCYSA community where kids can learn, grow, and enjoy the game.
What advice would you give to SCCYSA coaches or parents?
Focus on positive feedback, celebrate players’ efforts, and tell them, “Good job!” even if things didn't go their way. The lessons they learn from receiving support and encouragement will last far longer than the final score.