Blue Knights Soccer Club

What ages and program levels does Blue Knights Soccer Club offer?The club forms teams from Pre-Academy for roughly ages four through eight up through high-school U19 bands, with tryout groupings that align with Utah Youth Soccer age rules each cycle. Competitive teams play UYSA spring and fall leagues, add winter indoor or futsal, and may join Junior Premier League events when a roster is entered in that pathway.

Where does the club train and play in the Sandy area?Outdoor tryouts and much training use Falcon Park at 9200 South 1700 East, Sandy, and Wildflower Park at 1790 East 9880 South, Sandy. Makeup tryouts sometimes use Buttercup Park. Pre-Academy trains Tuesday and Thursday evenings at Belleview Elementary in Sandy during summer and fall, shifts to the Real Salt Lake training facility in Herriman weekly in winter, and plays Friday-and-Saturday games at Midvale Middle School.

When are tryouts and how does placement work?Tryouts run each May; schedules place U6–U8 at Wildflower Park, U9–U12 at Falcon Park, and U13–U19 boys and girls at Falcon Park across set Sandy-area evenings, with players checking in about thirty minutes early. After the two-day sessions, coaches combine evaluations to place players by ability, position needs, and roster space. Email invitations follow and stay open forty-eight hours under Utah Youth Soccer policy before families accept and complete registration steps.

What do club fees cover for the 2025–26 year?Fee tables combine club charges (including referees), Utah Youth Soccer and Region 3 membership, and a basic uniform allowance. Pre-Academy totals are about three hundred twenty dollars for U6 and about six hundred ninety-five dollars for U7–U8. State competitive combined totals run near one thousand four hundred nineteen dollars for U9–U10, about one thousand five hundred seventy-four dollars for U11–U12, about one thousand five hundred seventy-four dollars for U13–U14, and about one thousand two hundred thirty-six dollars for U15–U19 on the 2025–26 chart. High-school provisional fall or spring options price near three hundred eighty-five dollars on the chart. Club fees fund coaching, specialized and goalkeeper training, winter indoor rental, insurance, events, and league support; uniforms are purchased separately through Soccer.com. Payment may be in full at June registration or split into up to six installments.

Is financial help available?Team scholarships cut club fees by fifty percent with one scholarship per roster; players still pay UYSA, uniforms, winter league, and travel extras. Families with multiple Blue Knights players receive a club discount, and financial assistance applications are available alongside fundraising options teams can use.

What is the club’s mission and coaching philosophy?Blue Knights operates as a nonprofit that pairs competitive soccer with a family-like atmosphere, emphasizing hard work, lasting character, and high-performance habits. Coaches evaluate technical skill, fitness, coachability, and sportsmanship, and most head coaches hold USSF D licenses or higher with ongoing club-led education through the year.

How can families contact or register?Email Hazel@blueknightssoccer.org for tryout questions, monica@blueknightssoccer.org or call Kelsie Schwager at +1 480-818-0124 for Pre-Academy, and contact Director of Coaching Blaine Burnett for coaching or placement questions. After accepting a roster spot, register through Sports Affinity with the UYSA assignment code from the club’s offer email.