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Competitive program reports account balances; spring schedule contingent on tryouts and field work
Summary
The competitive program’s treasurer reported month-end balances and nearly flat savings; the board agreed accounts for August–November would be accepted, and noted spring scheduling depends on competitive tryouts and field maintenance timelines.
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During the competitive portion of the meeting the treasurer presented month-end balances and the board accepted the financial statements for August–November 2025.
Amanda read competitive checking and savings figures; the transcript records the competitive checking account at $371,179.48 by October with no change in November and the competitive savings account around $50,063. Board members verified the month-to-month totals as presented and there were no objections to accepting the reports.
Members noted some of the competitive-account figures in the transcript were difficult to parse verbatim; the board nonetheless confirmed the presented totals and accepted the financial reports. Discussion then turned to spring logistics: competitive tryout dates (which will determine rec scheduling), field availability and how to avoid night games by packing schedules earlier in the day.
No new competitive programs or budget appropriations were adopted at the meeting; follow-up items included confirming tryout dates and ensuring field-line painting and referee fee distribution were complete.

