⚽ Azteca Soccer League Overview

  • The league does not have a website.

  • A newsletter is sent out Sunday evenings with:

    • Match results

    • Updated league tables

    • Top scorers

  • The league has 2 divisions. We will compete in the A Division, which has 16 teams.

  • The top 10 teams qualify for playoffs.

  • The bottom 2 teams are relegated to the B Division.

  • The league has currently played 9 out of 21 total games this season.

  • We will begin with 0 points and need to win most games to reach the top 10.

  • Playoffs are likely in August, based on the 12 remaining matches.

🏟 Fields

  • Kellogg Zaher Fields #3, #4, #5 (Turf)
    7901 W Washington Blvd, 89128

  • Grand Teton Soccer Complex (Turf)
    5017–5063 W Grand Teton Dr, 89131

  • Centennial Hills Park (Grass)
    7101 N Buffalo Dr, 89131

Note: Centennial is similar in quality to Heritage Park.
We will no longer play at poor-quality fields like Heers or Buckskin.

🕘 Match Times

  • Kickoff slots: 8:00am, 9:30am, 11:00am, 12:30pm

  • The league expects on-time kickoffs for all matches.

  • No early kickoff requests are allowed.

  • Each team will have an equal number of games per time slot.

  • One benefit: the schedule is released Tuesday mornings, giving more time to plan.
    (Libertad released schedules Friday nights.)

📝 Registration

  • The league allows a maximum of 23 registered players.

  • Players can be added or removed, but a fee is charged each time.

  • In Libertad, 35 players were used across 18 games.

  • Only 13 players played in 50% or more of the matches.

  • This stricter system prevents playoff cheating (i.e., replacing a full squad).

  • Ultimately, this benefits teams who follow the rules.

💰 Referee & Field Fees

  • $110 per game, including referee and higher field quality.

  • This is $20 more than previous leagues.

🚫 Suspensions & Fines

  • The league enforces suspensions and fines for red cards.

  • Fighting can result in:

    • Multi-game suspensions

    • A $100 fine

  • If deemed the aggressor in a fight, you may be banned for the entire season.

THE RULES

THE RULES

REPRESENT

REPRESENT

🛡 VISION 99 CODE OF CONDUCT

As members of Vision 99, we represent more than a football club — we represent a culture of respect, responsibility, and resilience. Every player is expected to uphold the following code of conduct:

  • Be a good lad — on and off the pitch.

  • Be on time — for warm-ups, matches, and meetups.

  • Maintain positive communication — with teammates during games.

  • Wear the correct kit — jersey, shorts, and socks.

  • Bring cash — to cover your share of referee fees.

  • Have a good attitude — toward starting lineups and substitutions.

  • Respect referees and opponents — absolutely no abuse.

  • Control your emotions — no reckless outbursts or confrontations.

  • Respond promptly — RSVP to all match invites or fixtures ASAP.

  • Communicate issues early — with team leadership if you’re injured, unavailable, or have concerns.

  • Zero tolerance for racism — on or off the field. One incident is one too many.

These aren’t just rules — they’re values. We play hard, we play fair, and we play together.