DSAL RECREATIONAL SOCCER LEAGUE
Alameda County is safest with soccer.
*All dates subject to change based on weather conditions
*Only Futsal shoes or sneakers allowed on the futsal courts. Cleats are NOT permitted.
*Bring water to stay hydrated, no glass bottles allowed on the courts.
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​All programs have rolling registration - you can jump in at any time, even after a session is underway!
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Location - Sunset Futsal Courts (Located next to HAS) - 300 Laurel Avenue, Hayward, CA 94541
For inquiries, email soccer@acdsal.org
DSAL Sunset Futsal Courts Open Hours (All ages 9+)
This is not a coached program, courts will be available for play.
Players must register. No cleats. Bring water to stay hydrated.
Jan. 1st - Dec. 31st
Mon. 7 - 9 pm
Tues. 7 - 9 pm
Wed. 7 - 9 pm
Thurs. 4:30 - 9 pm
Fri. 4:30 - 9 pm
Sat. 12 - 2 pm
(hours subject to change)
Spring Saturday Soccer
March 8th - May 23rd
*Only futsal/sneaker shoes allowed on the courts. NO cleats or opened toed shoes allowed.
Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated, no glass containers allowed on the courts.
Spring After School Soccer
March 3rd - May 19th
*Only futsal/sneaker shoes allowed on the courts. NO cleats or opened toed shoes allowed.
Bring water to stay hydrated, no glass containers allowed on the courts.
Spring Evening Soccer
March 5th - May 21st
*Only futsal/sneaker shoes allowed on the courts. NO cleats or opened toed shoes allowed.
Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated, no glass containers allowed on the courts.
Women's Evening Soccer
*Only futsal/sneaker shoes allowed on the courts. NO cleats or opened toed shoes allowed.
Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated, no glass containers allowed on the courts.
SOCCER AND PUBLIC SAFETY
Soccer, and DSAL's entire recreation catalogue, is a vital component in our goal to develop a new model of public safety and reinvest in our least served communities.
We provide safe, inclusive soccer programs and the development of sporting fields and complexes in the unincorporated areas of Ashland and Cherryland and addresses a dramatic lack of sporting opportunities. The strategic and careful investment into play, recreation and health works in concert with DSAL's alike community inputs to build a safer Alameda County according to the Community Capitals Public Safety Framework.