Burlington FC

What ages and program levels does Burlington FC offer?Fall Academy serves U6 through U12 age bands with a separate middle school fall technical track. Winter and spring team programming covers birth years from about 2021 through 2007, with Premier and Club training for U10 through U19 and weekly U6 coed and U8 team training. Winter and spring cycles emphasize preparing teams for Vermont Premier League play and selective regional tournaments when rosters need that level.

Where does the club train or play?Fall academy sessions use UVM Centennial Field and, for middle school, UVM Livak Track. Sunday Alliance League games rotate between Dorset Park in South Burlington and Airport Park in Colchester, with the Bailey Jamboree weekend in Stowe for U10 and U12. December through April indoor team training is at Shelburne Field House; spring outdoor training moves U13-U19 groups to UVM and keeps U6-U12 at Calahan Park in Burlington. Tournament locations vary by team plan inside and outside Vermont.

When does registration open and when do seasons run?Team registration for the December-through-June cycle is handled through TeamSnap forms referenced on burlingtonfc.org/register. On-field team training is scheduled to start the week of December 1, with indoor training through April before the outdoor block. Fall Academy runs from late August through mid-October on the age-band schedule Burlington FC uses for fall training, with Sunday league play beginning in early September for Alliance teams.

What do Fall Academy and middle school fall cost?U6 fall training without league play is about ninety-five dollars. U8 fall is about one hundred fifty-five dollars. U10 and U12 fall academies are about two hundred fifty dollars including the fall jersey that becomes the winter and spring training top, trainings, Alliance League, and the Bailey Jamboree for eligible players. The middle school fall technical program is one hundred seventy-five dollars for seven Sunday sessions.

What does winter and spring team tuition cost?Total winter and spring tuition runs about two hundred seventy-five dollars for U6 coed, four hundred fifty dollars for U8, eight hundred ninety-five dollars for U10, one thousand ninety-five dollars for U12, and one thousand two hundred ninety-five dollars for U13-U19 brackets, each with a club deposit plus eight monthly installments from November through June at tiered amounts. Vermont Premier League fees are included for those age bands in the team tuition schedule. Budget extra for uniform kits near one hundred sixty dollars when a full replacement is needed, indoor league session fees where they apply, and optional tournaments roughly seventy-five to one hundred seventy-five dollars per event.

What is Burlington FC’s mission or coaching approach?The nonprofit mission centers on inclusive, high-quality training and competition for players of varied backgrounds, genders, ages, and abilities across Greater Burlington, fostering love for soccer and a community that embraces diversity and fun. Coaches focus on steady, player-centered development while the organization invests in a sustainable grassroots model aligned with local values.

How can families contact the club, request aid, or register?Use TeamSnap registration links from burlingtonfc.org/register for winter and spring teams and from burlingtonfc.org/fall-academy.html for autumn programs. Complete the player and parent contract through the Google Form bundled with those registration steps. Scholarship requests use the Burlington FC scholarship application; board questions go through the contact form at burlingtonfc.org/contact.