The league is made up of "dual age" teams. The age group that a child goes in is determined by their age on July 31 of the current playing year. Our goal is to have age leveled team for the most fair competition. That means a U-12 team should have 6 U-11 players and 6 U-12 players.
Registration is $70.00 for the fall season which includes uniform, registration, supplemental insurance, administrative and field maintenance fees.
Registration will be $40.00 for returning players for the spring season.
New players for the spring season will pay $70.00 since they would be "new" players.
Birth certificate copy is required for all first time players to verify age.
All first time players must also submit a US Club Form R002. (Provided on the registration page)

Age Divisions: Ages are determined by a child's age on July 31. A child who is 3 on July 31 is considered a U-4.
 U-4, 5, and 6 play 3 v 3.
 U-8 - play 4 v 4.
 U-10 - play 6 v 6.
 U-12 - play 8 v 8.
 U-14 and up - 11 v 11.

 At the end of each year there will be a Champion and a Finalist crowned for each age group U-10 and up. U-6 and U-8 all receive participation awards.
U-6 and U-8 no scores and no standings will be posted on the website.
U-10 scores will not be posted on the website but standings will.
U-12 and up - scores and standings will be posted on the website.

Youth Team Formation Policies

What is the draft and what does it do?

1. It's a player assignment method that assigns players by age oldest to youngest by month and year.

2. It insure that each coach is given equal opportunity to any player. Players will not be rated using trials or tryouts.

3. Such a process ensures that any player may be assigned to any team in their age/gender division except those players listed in the two items below:

4. The children of the head coach and the assistant coach are the only players which are automatically assigned to the team.

5. Brothers and sisters in the same age/gender group shall be assigned to the same team unless their parents or legal guardians request otherwise.

6. A child may play up an age group providing:
A. It keeps them with a sibling or relative living in the same house.
B. It has been deemed in the best interest of the child after observations made on the field of play during a regular season.
C. A child moving up an age group enters the draft as a 1 (youngest player in the next age group up).

When the computer forms the teams through the draft it only sees 1 and 2 beside a player's name. What this means is a first year player in the age group (a 10 year old in Under 12 would be a 1) or a second year player in the age group (an 11 year old in Under 12 would be a 2) The children of the coach and assistant coach are assigned to the team BEFORE the draft. Why? Because the teams have to be age leveled (an equal number of 1s and 2s on each team) and if both coaches have second year children they start off with two older children and the computer will assign them two younger players to level the team. This is as close to even as we can get in recreational soccer and puts the destiny of the children and the team solely on the coaches shoulders. Occasionally there is a team that ends up with more "talented" kids on a single team, it is not a manually loaded team because it would be out of balance age wise. These are also the reasons behind parents requesting a player to be on a specific team or play for a specific coach. This would more than likely unbalance the team age wise.