Welcome to CBAA Intramural Soccer 

CBAA Intramural Soccer is one of the largest recreational soccer leagues in the region serving over 1,400 players annually offering a wide range of programs for players age 4 to 19 in the Central Bucks, PA area. CBAA Intramural Soccer is one of three sports within the Central Bucks Athletic Association, a non-profit, volunteer organization dedicated to providing and encouraging sports-related activities for the youth of our community. In addition to intramural soccer, CBAA offers recreational and travel opportunities as well as special needs programs in basketball, lacrosse and soccer.  

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Regular registration for the 2012 Spring Intramural Soccer season will only be open through January 31, 2012.  If you have registered with us before, you may enter your email address and retrieve your password.  Your stored information will then appear in the registration form.  If your email address has changed, or if you have difficulty retrieving your password, you may register as a new registrant. 

Programs are available for pre-school aged children (registrants must be 5 before August 1, 2012 (e.g. starting Kindergarten in the Fall 2012) through age 18 - 12th grade. 

League placement: Children are placed in leagues according to their grade: ("Under 5" should be read as "5 and under, et al). Therefore, please select your child's current grade when you complete registration.  Please use the Registration link in the menu for more information and to sign-up.

Special Note for U7/U8 Parents:  The Buckingham U7/U8 Academy is intended to be a supplement to your child’s existing soccer team, and players are strongly encouraged to participate in the CBAA Spring Intramural Soccer season.   The two programs are not mutually exclusive, and players that participate in both will surely benefit from the fun learning environments provided by IM Program Director, Neil Smart, and BUSC Academy Director, Ryan Hayward.  Both program directors are working together to eliminate scheduling conflicts, making participation in both programs possible. 

Soccer Steering Committee Resolution - December 21, 2011

The CBAA Board resolves In accordance with Article VIII, Section 5 of the CBAA By-Laws, that the CBAA Board will form a Soccer Steering Committee to oversee and advise the reintegration of Buckingham United Soccer Club (BUSC) and CBAA Intramural Soccer (IM) into CBAA Soccer.   The duties and responsibilities of the Steering Committee will [more]

As you may be aware, CBAA runs on volunteers.  Our main energy source is you! 

The CBAA IM program is always looking for parents to step up and coach teams. We offer a variety of clinics and other support to parents who coach. To learn more about coaching a team during the upcoming season please contact the IM Program Director, Neil Smart.

We are working behind the scenes preparing for our Spring Season.  If you would like to volunteer in any capacity, make suggestion or have questions about how you can help, we'd love to hear from you!

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  NO PETS POLICY AT HERBST FIELD 
Please take note that there is a strict NO PETS policy at Herbst field.  Some families are new to the league and need to be reminded about this policy, and we expect coaches to police this by politely excusing parents to take pets home if they unexpectedly appear. Signs are posted at the field, but some families have not noticed and need to be reminded. Thanks for everybody's cooperation!

 The rules for Buckingham Township field usage in rainy weather are as follows.

1. No games may take place if it is raining;

 2. No games may take place if the fields received 1" or more of rain the day before (for weekend games);

 3. If it is not raining in the morning, but starts to rain during the day, those games may not be played.

These rules are similar for the Herbst and school district fields so we ask you to use common sense about playing on the fields during bad weather. We pay a fee each season to use these fields and retain the responsibility to be prudent in that use or risk losing access in the future.

4. Our policy regarding thunder and lightening is that no one may be on the fields for at least 1/2 hour after the last thunder or lightening strike.

5. Further, every coach/team is responsible for the condition of the fields after play; water bottles, snack wrappers, balls, and personal items are to be removed from the field.

6. At all times, the safety of the players is the most important part of the coaches job. If a field in not safe, (holes, ruts, glass, etc), do not use it. And let us (your coordinator) know immediately. If we know the conditions are bad, the information about field closures will be posted in advance. If it starts raining during the day, it tends to be a mad scramble to get the information out. Please check the website(s) before leaving for a game or practice.

Thank you,

CBAA IM Soccer President