Rocky Mount Youth Area Soccer Association

Rocky Mount Youth Area Soccer Association RMAYSA was founded in 1986 to promote soccer for the youth in the Rocky Mount, North Carolina Area. The organization is officially affiliated with NCYSA and USYSA. It now fields three levels of teams at recreational, challenge, and classic level play.

USYSA United States Youth Soccer Association

NCYSA North Carolina Youth Soccer Association

RMAYSA Rocky Mount HEAT

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