Supporting Our Players, Families, and Volunteers
Faribault Soccer Club is built on community involvement and shared responsibility. This page provides helpful information for families, volunteers, coaches, and referees—along with key resources that support a positive youth soccer experience.
DIBS / Volunteering
DIBS: How It Works
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Volunteer opportunities are posted throughout the season
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Families select and complete available shifts
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Hours are tracked within the system
If you have questions about volunteer requirements or tracking hours, please contact the club.
Why Volunteering Matters
FSC is a volunteer-powered organization. Family involvement helps:
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Keep registration fees affordable
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Support program operations
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Create a welcoming, community-centered environment
Volunteer opportunities may include:
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Field setup and teardown
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Concessions
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Season/Game Day support
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Tournaments and special events
Volunteer expectations and required hours (if applicable) are communicated during registration.
GIVE BACK
Become a Referee
Interested in Officiating?
Referees are essential to the game—and becoming one is a great way to stay involved while earning income.
Benefits of becoming a referee:
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Paid opportunities
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Flexible scheduling
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Increased understanding of the game
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Open to youth and adults
All referee training and certification is handled through MYSA.
Become a Coach
Interested in Coaching?
FSC is always looking for enthusiastic coaches who want to positively impact young athletes.
You do not need extensive soccer experience to coach. FSC supports coaches with:
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Development-focused philosophy
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Age-appropriate expectations
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Training and educational resources
Coaching is a meaningful way to:
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Give back to the community
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Support your child’s team
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Help players grow in confidence and skills
If you’re interested in coaching, please reach out to the club.
OUR CLUB AFFILIATIONS
MINNESOTA YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION
For more than 50 years, MYSA has been helping member clubs provide a safe and meaningful soccer experience for Minnesota youth. We were founded in 1969 as the Minnesota Junior Soccer League and incorporated in 1987 as the Minnesota Youth Soccer Association. MYSA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and a member of US Youth Soccer and U.S. Soccer.
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA SOCCER LEAGUE
The Southern Minnesota Soccer League (SMSL) was founded in 2021 to support both established and emerging soccer communities across Southern Minnesota. We offer competitive traveling leagues for players aged 9U to 19U in Division 2 and Division 3. Our mission is to provide high-quality soccer experiences while actively promoting and expanding the sport throughout the region. In 2023, the SMSL proudly became an affiliate of the Minnesota Youth Soccer Association, registering all teams and individual players with US Youth Soccer.
