Players will receive a team adidas jersey for their 2023 spring season.

Player will need cleats and shin guards for game days.

Black shorts and long socks are also recommended for game play.

There is no specific required training gear.

We always take a waitlist after the registration closes, and depending on a variety of factors.

Send us a message to join the waitlist, including your name, player’s name, phone number, player’s birthdate, and school attending!

Note: Registration price will increase $25 after registration closes.

If you sign your child up for soccer and then they are not able to participate, please notify CFC as soon as possible. Refunds can be given minus a $25 administrative fee prior to the season starting, once games have started, no refunds will be issued.

We organize players into teams based on the following:

1. Requests made by parents during registration

2. Geographical Location/school of Participants

3. Available number of volunteer coaches

4. Available roster spaces per team

5. Date of registration

We will always try our best to honor requests as well as geography, but that does not always work out.

Regardless of team placement, the club will do its best to give each player the best developmental experience possible.

Typically, we DO NOT have players play up unless they fall under our “same-grade exception policy.” This policy allows players to play with their classmates, and the point of our recreational programs is to maximize fun, not create world-beater teams.

If your player does not fall under this policy, you may send us a message requesting to play up. These requests are considered by our Program Committee and a decision is reached after the case.

If your player is exceptionally talented, we encourage you to explore our Junior Academy, Pre-Academy, or Competitive Programs, as they may be a better fit.

There are different approaches to coaching young players, and we believe strongly in developing individual players through technical training and competence in 1v1 situations at this level.

We believe without a proper skill base, players are inherently limited in their future development. Physical size and team systems can cover over these cracks for a time.

With the proper skill base, players not only develop more fully, but we find that better soccer = more fun for longer.

We don’t expect every player who joins our rec program to play competitively or be on an “elite” path, but we do hope that every player walks away from each season loving the game and wanting to participate at some level again in their future.

You can find all this in our Parent Player Handbook here!