Let's Kick Off the Fun: The Ultimate Guide to Recreational Soccer for Kids!

Age Is Just a Number in Recreational Soccer

Age Requirements

• Boys and girls from 7 to 18 years old are eligible to join.
• Divisions like Under 7, Under 8, and so on are based on birth dates.
• Make sure your child fits within the division’s age limit to play.

Scoring Goals: Registration Details You Need to Know

Registration

• Fall season runs from mid-September to Thanksgiving, with registration starting in early May.
• Spring season runs from early April to mid-June, with registration opening in early November.
• Registration forms can be found online, at sporting goods stores, or through flyers from schools.
• Don’t forget to bring along your child’s birth certificate for age verification.

Game On! What to Expect in Recreational Soccer

Commitment

• Practices usually start two weeks before the first game, once a week for an hour.
• Games kick off in September for Fall and April for Spring, with about eight games per season.
• Tournaments await at the end of each season, bringing a weekend of competitive fun.

Cost

• Registration fees typically range from $75 to $90, with discounts for families with multiple children.

Gearing Up: Essential Equipment for Soccer Stars

Necessary Items

• Get your child a soccer ball and the right size cleats and shin guards.
• A water bottle for hydration during play is a must.
• Uniform items like a tee shirt, socks, and league-specific colored shorts will be provided.

Extra Time: Additional Information on Recreational Soccer

• Volunteer parents usually take up coaching roles, making it a fun and engaging experience for everyone involved.

With this guide, you’re all set to kickstart your child’s soccer journey in the world of recreational sports – let the games begin!