• Two practices per week (for most divisions) — plenty of time for learning, playing, and growing.

• Weekly games, giving players the excitement of match‑play in a supportive setting.

• Uniforms included: jersey, shorts and socks come with registration.

• Player insurance, referee fees, equipment, field preparation (lines, goals, etc), and coach background checks are all covered by the club.

• Community‑based and volunteer led: our coaches and organizers are part of the local family.

• All experience levels welcome — this is about building confidence and skills just as much as scoring goals.

• Registration opens: Usually in June.

• Practices begin: Early October.

• Games start: Mid‑October.

• Length: A 10‑week season, offering a focused, fun run of soccer without long‑term commitment.

• Current fee: $125 (covers uniform, insurance, referees, field prep, equipment, etc).

• Boys and girls who want to play soccer, have fun, and make friends.

• Families looking for a positive, community‑based sports experience.

• Children ready to learn basic to intermediate skills in a low‑pressure environment.

• Parents who believe in sport for development, fun and teamwork.

Our Recreational Program thrives because of community volunteers.

• No previous high‑level coaching experience required — we offer guidance and support for new coaches.

• For parents and community members interested in helping, we provide the training and background‑check process.

• Volunteering is a wonderful way to stay involved and make a positive impact on our young players.

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• Little Lightning (U3–U4) — For our youngest players. Meets once a week for fun, age‑appropriate sessions, introduction to soccer fundamentals, and lots of energy.

• U6 through U15 — Traditional recreational divisions for boys and girls from age 5 through 15 (U6, U8, U10, U12, U14, U15 or as structured by season).

  • Everyone plays. Everyone learns. Everyone grows.

  • Divisions are grouped by age and size to keep things fair and fun.

• Full uniform kit (jersey, shorts, socks)

• Professional oversight of referee and field operations

• Equipment such as nets, cones, and game balls

• Background checks for all coaches and board members

• Supportive setting where learning, fun, and growth are the priorities

• Check back around June for registration to open.

• Select the appropriate division based on the player’s age at season start.

• Once registered: look for communications about practice schedules, uniform pick‑up, field locations and volunteer opportunities (for parents/coaches).

• Be ready for practices to start in early October and games by mid‑October.

• If you have any questions about divisions, volunteer coaching, or logistics, just reach out — we’re here to help.