What ages and programs does Caledonia Flood Soccer Club offer?CFSC focuses on competitive travel soccer for boys and girls roughly ages 8 through 19, fielding about twelve spring travel teams from U8 to U19 in Vermont Soccer Association leagues. The club also runs Fall Flood small-sided leagues and optional fall technical sessions for players born in 2017 or later who want extra touches without a full travel commitment.
About
Caledonia Flood Soccer Club (CFSC) is a competitive youth soccer organization rooted in Lyndon and the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, drawing passionate players from Saint Johnsbury, Lyndonville, Burke, surrounding towns, and families just across the New Hampshire border. The club was formed so players who love the game could train and compete above the pace of local recreational and school programs, building travel teams that function like an all-star cohort of the region’s strongest youth talent.
Spring travel league and competitive teams
Spring is the centerpiece season, when CFSC fields about twelve travel teams from U8 through U19 that compete in the Vermont Soccer Association’s Spring Travel League, including top divisions of Vermont Premier League (Division I) and Vermont Soccer League brackets (Divisions II and III). Boys and girls programs are organized by birth year bands—U10, U12, U14, U16, and U19—with named squads such as Torrent, Flash, and Storm that have earned state titles, Nordic Cup podium finishes, and Alliance Cup championships in recent years. The club highlights more than fifteen experienced volunteer coaches who care about youth sports and welcome new coaching volunteers at most levels.
Who the club serves and how it develops players
CFSC welcomes boys and girls roughly ages 8 through 18 who want to push training and competition beyond neighborhood rec. The mission is to develop the whole player in a fun, safe, competitive environment while growing a soccer community with passion for the beautiful game. Core values are respect, integrity, and community: players show respect for self through integrity and effort, respect for others through sportsmanship and teamwork, and respect for the game through competitiveness and fair play.
Tryouts and joining a travel team
New players typically enter through January tryouts held in the Saint Johnsbury area. U12 girls tryouts take place at the Lyndonville Municipal Building gym; U12 boys and U14 boys sessions use the St. Johnsbury Academy fieldhouse, with advance registration and waiver completion required for U14. Other age brackets and girls teams beyond the main U12/U14 windows hold tryouts for new players only—families register interest and receive a scheduled date once rosters are set. GotSport handles tryout registration when events are posted, and families can order uniforms through the club’s Soccer.com team store link.
Fall Flood and off-season play
Outside the spring travel season, CFSC runs Fall Flood—optional technical training on Wednesdays and Sundays plus small-sided Sunday leagues at Lyndon Town School soccer fields. Flood 4s is a 4v4 league without goalkeepers for U8 players; Flood 5s is 5v5 with keepers for U10 through U14+. Any player born in 2017 or later may register individually or as a pre-formed team, though the club prefers individual sign-ups followed by balancing assessments when possible. League matches run on select September and October Sundays with a final invitational tournament in early November; participation costs $155 per player, with two optional weekly skill sessions that families can attend when schedules allow.
Tournaments, affiliations, and contact
Travel teams also target regional tournaments such as Nordic Cup, Alliance Cup, and the Stowe Jamboree, with schedules published alongside Vermont Soccer Association league calendars. CFSC aligns with Vermont Soccer Association and US Youth Soccer pathways. Questions—including sponsorship—go to club@floodsoccer.org or the online contact form.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does Flood Soccer train and play home games?The club serves the Northeast Kingdom—Saint Johnsbury, Lyndonville, Burke, and nearby communities—with spring league play across Vermont Soccer Association venues. Fall Flood matches and many community sessions center on Lyndon Town School soccer fields in Lyndonville, while January tryouts use the Lyndonville Municipal Building gym and St. Johnsbury Academy facilities depending on age group.
When are tryouts and how do new players join?New travel players typically try out in early January around Saint Johnsbury. U12 girls sessions use the Lyndonville Municipal Building gym; U12 and U14 boys use the St. Johnsbury Academy fieldhouse with advance registration. Families interested in other age brackets can sign up through the tryout interest form and receive a date once coaches finalize rosters.
What leagues and tournaments do Flood travel teams play?Spring teams compete in the Vermont Soccer Association Spring Travel League, including Vermont Premier League Division I and lower Vermont Soccer League divisions. Teams also enter regional events such as Nordic Cup, Alliance Cup, and the Stowe Jamboree, and recent squads have won state championships and tournament titles at those events.
How much does Fall Flood cost and what is included?Fall Flood participation is $155 per player for the Sunday small-sided league, which includes two 12-minute halves per match with on-the-fly substitutions and two games most weeks, plus an invitational tournament in early November. Optional Monday and Thursday technical trainings are open to all registered players when schedules allow, separate from traditional spring team practices.
How can families contact Caledonia Flood Soccer Club?Email club@floodsoccer.org for questions, sponsorship, or tryout details, or submit the online contact form on floodsoccer.org. The club also directs current players to registration and payment pages and a Soccer.com team store for uniform orders once rostered.
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