Three ways to play.
One price sheet.
Recreational for ages 4 to 14, travel for U11 to U18, first kicks for 4s and 5s. The fee, the half fee, the payment plan and full aid sit in the same box, because a fee nobody can ask about is not a price.
It happens on the club's platform
Registration, payment and rosters run on an outside registration platform, as they do for nearly every youth league. This site is everything before that: which fields are open, when the window opens, what it costs, who coaches. This demonstration stops here — on a real site the button below opens the club's registration platform in a new tab.
What the platform keeps, and what the site keeps. The platform holds rosters, payments and every child's details; the club's site never does. The site holds what a family needs before it pays: fields, dates, fees, aid, who coaches. Two systems, one link between them.
Registration windows
Windows open and close at the minute shown, in the club's time zone. The Register buttons, the home page headline and the strip at the top of every page follow the same clock; nobody has to remember to change them.
What it costs, and what it pays for
Fall: 12 September to 14 November. Spring: 27 March to 5 June. One practice a week, games Saturday morning.
Everyone plays half of every game. Teams are made by age and school, never by tryout. Coaches are parents who have finished the five steps.
Ask for half, a plan or full aid by one email to [email protected]. No proof of income. Nobody on the field knows who is on aid.
What the fee pays for. Referees, the field lease, a jersey and socks, insurance and the registration platform. About a third of what a season really costs per player; sponsors and the concession stand cover the rest.
Fall and spring, 14 teams, league games on Saturdays within an hour's drive. Tryouts in June.
For players who want two practices a week and league games. A place is offered after tryouts; nobody is cut for money, and aid is the same as recreational.
Ask for half, a plan or full aid by one email to [email protected]. No proof of income. Nobody on the field knows who is on aid.
What the fee pays for. League fees, two referees a game, two practices a week on a lit field, a full kit, a licensed head coach's course. Travel is by parent car pool; the club pays no travel.
Six Saturday mornings each season, 9 to 9:45, on Field 8.
A parent on the field with each child. No teams, no scores, no fee.
What the fee pays for. Free. A ball to keep, paid for by the Family sponsors.
Nobody is turned away
Ask for half, a payment plan or full aid with one email to [email protected] — the program, the player's age group, and which of the three you are asking for. The registrar replies within two days with a code for the registration platform. That is the whole process.
We do not ask for proof of income, a letter from a school, or a reason. Coaches and other families never know who is on aid; the roster looks the same for everyone.
Last season: 193 players on aid, $38,000 of fees waived, paid for by the Family sponsors, the concession stand and gifts. The number is on the Financials page with how it was counted.
Uniforms: a recreational jersey and socks come with the fee. Travel kit is $60 and is covered by full aid.
