Thank you for your interest in the
CCSOA/Maxwell Memorial Scholarship Award.
Download the 2024-25 Application here:
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About the Maxwell Memorial Scholarship Award:
Established in 2011 for graduating seniors, the scholarship award is named to honor the memory
of our fellow official, Richard E. Maxwell. “Max” spent over fifty years officiating soccer, was a
CCSOA member for almost forty years and a teacher on the Cape for over twenty years. His
dedication to the sport, fair play and good sportsmanship elevated the game for us all.
Funding for the award comes from a generous donation made by the Maxwell family and game fees
donated by member officials. With these awards the Cape Cod Soccer Officials Association is proud
to continue their support in the development of our youth, both on and off the field.
Donations for future awards can be made to:
Rockland Trust
c/o CCSOA Scholarship
1195 Falmouth Road
Centerville, MA 02632
of our fellow official, Richard E. Maxwell. “Max” spent over fifty years officiating soccer, was a
CCSOA member for almost forty years and a teacher on the Cape for over twenty years. His
dedication to the sport, fair play and good sportsmanship elevated the game for us all.
Funding for the award comes from a generous donation made by the Maxwell family and game fees
donated by member officials. With these awards the Cape Cod Soccer Officials Association is proud
to continue their support in the development of our youth, both on and off the field.
Donations for future awards can be made to:
Rockland Trust
c/o CCSOA Scholarship
1195 Falmouth Road
Centerville, MA 02632
Congratulations to our 2024 recipients!
Karlie Monteiro - Monomoy High School
Devin Farrell - Nauset High School
Ryan Simone - Falmouth High School
Karlie Monteiro - Monomoy High School
Devin Farrell - Nauset High School
Ryan Simone - Falmouth High School
2024 MEDIA RELEASE
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Dick Maxwell (center) receives the 2006 MISOA Hall Of Fame Award
presented by 2007 inductee, Don Fleet (right) and 2017 inductee, Ted Cote (left).
presented by 2007 inductee, Don Fleet (right) and 2017 inductee, Ted Cote (left).
