U5 provides an exciting introduction to soccer in a friendly and non-competitive environment. The program creates an enjoyable environment for players to develop their basic soccer skills and understanding of the game. Dribbling, shooting, and movement education, such as running, jumping, turning, and balancing are incorporated into age appropriate soccer activities.

This is the first age group that has teams and a volunteer head coach that conducts practice with support from the Recreational Director. Coed teams practice once a week for an hour and play regularly scheduled 3v3 mini-soccer games at the weekend.

U5 provides an exciting introduction to soccer in a friendly and non-competitive environment. The program creates an enjoyable environment for players to develop their basic soccer skills and understanding of the game. Dribbling, shooting, and movement education, such as running, jumping, turning, and balancing are incorporated into age appropriate soccer activities.

This is the first age group that has teams and a volunteer head coach that conducts practice with support from the Recreational Director. Coed teams practice once a week for an hour and play regularly scheduled 3v3 mini-soccer games at the weekend.

U8 continues to provide an exciting introduction to soccer in a friendly and non-competitive environment while consisting of a mixture of beginners and moderately experienced players. With this in mind, the program creates an enjoyable and challenging environment for players to develop their soccer skills and understanding of the game through reinforcing aspects of soccer coached in U6 and introducing players to more advanced aspects of soccer. Dribbling, shooting, passing, receiving, juggling and movement education, such as running, jumping, turning, and balancing are incorporated into age-appropriate soccer activities.

Players are placed in either Co-Ed teams, or boys' or all girls' teams (varies by location) who are led by volunteer head coach who conducts practice with support from the Recreational Director. All U8 teams practice once a week for an hour and play regularly scheduled 5v5 (including goalkeepers) small sided-soccer games at the weekend.

U10 creates a fun, soccer environment in which players learn to enjoy the game through greater skills. Individual player development continues to be the focus as team concepts are introduced. Fundamental soccer techniques are reinforced and players are introduced to individual and team tactics of the game through exposure to a variety of soccer positions. Principles of attacking and defending are incorporated into age appropriate soccer activities.

Players are placed in boys' or all girls' teams that are led by a volunteer head coach who conducts practice with support from the Recreational Director. Teams practice twice a week for an hour and play regularly scheduled 7v7 (including goalkeepers) soccer games at the weekends. All of the rules of soccer are in effect for games.

The U12 program creates a fun soccer environment in which players learn to enjoy the game through greater skills. Individual player development continues to be the focus as team concepts are reinforced. Fundamental soccer techniques are reinforced and players continue to develop individual and team tactics of the game through exposure to a variety of soccer positions. Principles of attacking and defending are incorporated into age appropriate soccer activities. Players are placed in boys' or all girls' teams that are led by a volunteer head coach who conducts practice with support from the Recreational Director. Teams practice twice a week for an hour and play regularly scheduled 9 v 9 (including goalkeepers) soccer games at the weekend. All of the rules of soccer are in effect for games. 

U14 through U19 creates a positive soccer environment for players to continue to develop their ball skills, enjoyment, and insight into the game. The focus of these programs is player development with healthy competition. Players will likely consist of a mixture of beginners along with players that have been exposed to soccer through their club, school, or friends. Principles of attacking and defending are incorporated into age appropriate soccer activities.

Players are placed in boys' or all girls' teams that are led by a volunteer head coach who conducts practice with support from the Recreational Director. Team practice days are determined by the volunteer head coach. Teams practice twice a week for an hour and play regularly scheduled 11v11 (including goalkeepers) soccer games at the weekend. All of the rules of soccer are in effect for games.

U14 through U19 creates a positive soccer environment for players to continue to develop their ball skills, enjoyment, and insight into the game. The focus of these programs is player development with healthy competition. Players will likely consist of a mixture of beginners along with players that have been exposed to soccer through their club, school, or friends. Principles of attacking and defending are incorporated into age appropriate soccer activities.

Players are placed in boys' or all girlss teams that are led by a volunteer head coach who conducts practice with support from the Recreational Director. Team practice nights are determined by the volunteer head coach. Teams practice twice a week for an hour and play regularly scheduled 11v11 (including goalkeepers) soccer games at the weekend. All of the rules of soccer are in effect for games.

U14 through U19 creates a positive soccer environment for players to continue to develop their ball skills, enjoyment, and insight into the game. The focus of these programs is player development with healthy competition. Players will likely consist of a mixture of beginners along with players that have been exposed to soccer through their club, school, or friends. Principles of attacking and defending are incorporated into age appropriate soccer activities.

Players are placed in boys' or all girls' teams that are led by a volunteer head coach who conducts practice with support from the Recreational Director. Team practice nights are determined by the volunteer head coach. Teams practice twice a week for an hour and play regularly scheduled 11v11 (including goalkeepers) soccer games at the weekend. All of the rules of soccer are in effect for games.