What ages and program levels do Cascade FC and SnVYSA offer?Cascade FC Futures serves preschoolers roughly three through five. Recreational soccer covers ages five through eighteen without tryouts. Cascade FC premier club soccer targets roughly ages eight through eighteen with annual spring tryouts and RCL competition. Jr. Academy is a five-week bridge for recreational players moving toward club soccer, and U8 Spring aligns with Jr. Academy and seasonal camps. SnVYSA also runs year-round camps and clinics for ages five through fourteen, and camp or clinic registration is open to association members and outside players.
About
Cascade FC is the premier competitive club arm of Snoqualmie Valley Youth Soccer Association (SnVYSA), a year-round program based in Snoqualmie, Washington, that serves families across the valley and nearby towns. Established in 1990, it competes in Washington Youth Soccer’s Regional Club League (RCL), the statewide tier built for strong league play and player development alongside peer clubs.
What the club offers
Within SnVYSA, programming stacks into introductory, recreational, and premier tracks. Cascade FC Futures introduces preschoolers roughly three through five to the game with balance, coordination, and concentration in mind. Recreational soccer stays open to ages five through eighteen for every skill level, with no tryouts and a focus on fun, growth, physical activity, and life skills. Cascade FC itself is the premier pathway for roughly ages eight through eighteen; players try out each spring for roster spots, with training and competition geared toward advanced skill and higher-level play. Jr. Academy gives recreational players a structured bridge toward club soccer through a five-week block with Friday evening practices and Sunday morning games. The U8 Spring program lines up with Jr. Academy and winter or spring camps and clinics so younger athletes can step into the premier track while still joining other SnVYSA soccer options. SnVYSA and Cascade FC jointly run year-round camps, clinics, and academies for continued touches; programming is open to Cascade FC and SnVYSA recreational members and to players from outside the association who want extra development in the community.
Who SnVYSA serves
SnVYSA organizes soccer for families whose students attend schools in Carnation, Duvall, Fall City, North Bend, and Snoqualmie, with Cascade FC drawing premier players from that same valley footprint and neighbors who choose the club.
Tryouts and competitive calendar
Primary club tryouts run in April and May. High-school-aged boys also hold a February window, and in-season tryout opportunities appear when roster space allows. Families weighing recreational soccer, Jr. Academy, and full club soccer should confirm the current schedule and field plan each cycle because timing shifts with the season.
Development philosophy and high school support
Club work centers on Developing Excellence and a long-term player development model. The mission is to help every athlete reach their potential with knowledge, guidance, and confidence—whether goals point toward high school, college, professional soccer, or other soccer-related pursuits—while building a culture players, families, coaches, officials, and neighbors can take pride in. Coaching stresses leadership on the field and in the community, commitment to personal growth, health, and education aligned with the club playing philosophy, and integrity with teammates, opponents, officials, and the wider community. High school-aged players can join a Playing in College mentorship program, and a high school technical director mentors student-athletes through their individual college pathway.
How families connect
Email cascadefc@snvysa.org for general club questions. For SnVYSA registration support, families can email registrar@snvysa.org. For operations and coaching leadership, the director of operations is reachable at +1 248-227-0158 and the director of coaching at +1 206-886-8357. Postal correspondence for the club may be sent to P.O. Box 1435, North Bend, WA 98045.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Cascade FC based and who does SnVYSA serve?Cascade FC is a year-round premier club based in Snoqualmie, Washington, with mail handled at P.O. Box 1435, North Bend, WA 98045. SnVYSA primarily serves families tied to schools in Carnation, Duvall, Fall City, North Bend, and Snoqualmie, and Cascade FC draws premier players from that valley community and nearby areas.
When are Cascade FC tryouts?Primary tryouts run in April and May. High-school-aged boys also have a February window. In-season tryout chances appear when roster space allows. Confirm the latest schedule with the club before traveling because dates and fields change with each cycle.
What is Cascade FC’s mission and coaching approach?The mission is to develop every player toward their full potential with knowledge, guidance, and confidence while supporting individual goals from high school through college or professional soccer—or related pursuits—and to sustain a culture the community respects. Coaches follow a long-term player development model with pillars of leadership, commitment, and integrity on and off the field, all under a Developing Excellence theme tied to the club playing philosophy and core values.
Does Cascade FC help high school players aiming for college soccer?Yes. High school-aged players can join the Playing in College mentorship program, and the high school technical director works with student-athletes through their individual college pathway.
How can families contact Cascade FC or SnVYSA?Email cascadefc@snvysa.org for Cascade FC questions and registrar@snvysa.org for broader SnVYSA registration help. Call +1 248-227-0158 for director of operations matters and +1 206-886-8357 for director of coaching questions. Mail may go to P.O. Box 1435, North Bend, WA 98045.
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