I would like to register my child. When does registration open?
Registration for the Fall and Spring sessions opens on May 1st and remains open for approximately 6 weeks.
Registration for the Spring session opens January 1st and runs for approximately 6 weeks. 

How much does it cost to register my child and what does the registration fee include?
The Fall/Spring registration fee is $99 and includes: the jersey kit (jersey, shorts, and socks), a soccer ball, end-of-season gift, and a team photo.
If you are registering your child for just the Spring session, the cost is $59 and includes the same items.

I registered my child in the Fall. Do I need to register them again in the Spring?
No. The Fall registration fee includes both the Fall and Spring sessions, a soccer kit (jersey, shorts, socks). a soccer ball, end of season gift, and a team photo. 

Will my child be on the same team in the Spring as they were in the Fall?
Yes. Your child will grow and develop on the same team for both the Fall and Spring sessions. The recreation soccer year will reset at the end of the Spring session. If you would like to have your child play with the same team the following year, you may request it during registration. While we do all we can to accommodate team/player/coach requests, we are unable to guarantee placement on a team.

What days are games played?
Games are usually held Saturday mornings between 8:30 AM and 2:00 PM. In the event that there are an odd number of teams within an age group, each team will have a "bye" week and will need to have a weekday game. In the event of a cancellation due to weather, a make-up game may be held during the week.

When are team practices?
Team practice dates, times, and location are determined by each coach and will be communicated to the team through the use of the Stack Team App. The Stack Team App can be downloaded in both the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store.

Is it possible for my child would like to play with a friend or a coach in a different age group? 
Players are able to play up an age division but are unable to play down. This means that a U10 player wishing to play up to U11 can do so, but is unable to play down to U9.