What ages and program levels does Concord Soccer Association offer?The Soccer Development Program covers Kiddie Kicker through high-school-age bands each season, with birth-year and gender-based teams and formats scaling from small-sided play up to 11v11. Representative travel teams operate for boys and girls across multiple birth years with home games on the Concord Complex grass fields. TOPSoccer welcomes players ages 4–19 with disabilities. Adults can join the year-round coed pickup program.

About
Concord Soccer Association is a nonprofit, volunteer-driven youth soccer organization based in Wilmington, Delaware, with roots dating to 1979. The club’s community programs emphasize character, sportsmanship, skill growth, and fun in a respectful setting, while still giving players a path toward higher competition when it fits their level.
What the club offers
The Soccer Development Program (SDP) runs each fall and spring for community-based training and games. Below U12 there are no standings, playoffs, or championship brackets—practice and games stay focused on development. Age groups are formed by birth year and gender, from Kiddie Kicker through U19 bands each season (offerings vary by season; for example, spring schedules sometimes adjust older girls groups when high school soccer overlaps). Kiddie Kicker I meets Saturdays at Talley Day Park for skill work and small-sided play; Kiddie Kicker II adds a weeknight session. U8 trains one weeknight at Talley Day Park and plays 4v4 Saturday mornings there against other Concord U8 teams. U10 trains weeknights at local fields and plays 7v7 Saturday mornings at the Concord Complex on Naamans Road against other Concord U10 sides. U12 trains twice weekly and plays 9v9 Saturdays against other area clubs, with home games at the Concord Complex or Hanby Elementary. U14 and U19 train twice weekly for 90 minutes and play 11v11 on Saturdays against outside clubs, again with home games at the Concord Complex or Hanby Elementary. All SDP coaches are volunteer parents; the club asks every family to help in some way and encourages two coaches per team when possible, with guidance and materials for new coaches.
Representative (travel) teams train and host home games on grass at the Concord Complex on Naamans Road. The program stresses player and team development, one team per coach, shared uniform standards, complimentary goalkeeper training for travel players, and support from a Director of Coaching who runs seasonal sessions and clinics. Annual team fees are described as covering most team costs so families are not charged for many small extras.
US Youth Soccer TOPSoccer serves athletes ages 4–19 with cognitive or physical disabilities, with training and team placement designed to welcome them into the Concord community. A year-round adult coed pickup program runs broadly March through February with rolling registration.
Registration, fees, and policies
Spring 2026 SDP registration fees (before card processing) were Kiddie Kicker I $90, Kiddie Kicker II $125, U8 $145, and U10 and older $160, matching the prior fall season. A $25 late fee applied after the club’s March registration deadline; families registering three or more SDP players received a $25 discount per additional child, and volunteer head coaches received a $50 registration discount. Kiddie Kicker through U10 wear Concord red-and-white jerseys (about $20 on site the first two Saturdays when not sponsored T-shirts apply); U12 and older wear the Concord Adidas kit in red. Refunds were available through a mid-April email deadline minus a $10 processing fee when policies allow. Spots depend on coach and field capacity, so age groups can fill before general registration closes.
Representative tryouts require online pre-registration through a family account. U9 tryouts carry a $10 fee and include a tryout shirt; other age-group tryouts have no tryout fee once registered. After tryouts, staff call with offers, then families have three calendar days to accept and pay the acceptance fee. Players need only attend one tryout session to be considered, though attending more is encouraged. Weather-affected tryouts follow announced rain dates, with updates by mid-afternoon on tryout day.
Mission and practical next steps
The mission is to develop youth through soccer by matching each player to an appropriate competitive level while keeping the environment positive. For SDP, families create an account, register online with a card, note weeknights that do not work for training, and expect team assignments as staff finalize rosters. For representative soccer, families can email the club mailbox with a player’s full name and birth year to discuss tryouts, complete the tryout registration inside their account, and watch for seasonal parent meetings and uniform ordering ahead of August training. General questions and mail go to the club’s Wilmington post office box and main email address.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does Concord Soccer Association train and play?SDP uses Talley Day Park for Kiddie Kicker and U8 training and games, local fields for many weeknight sessions, and the Concord Complex at 2503 Naamans Road for U10 intraclub games and as a home site for older groups alongside Hanby Elementary at 2523 Berwyn Road. Representative teams train and host home matches on the Naamans Road grass complex.
How do SDP registration and representative tryouts work?SDP registration runs through a free user account on concordsoccer.com with credit card payment; families note weeknights that do not work and volunteer for coaching or other roles when possible. Representative tryouts also flow through the same account—pre-registration is mandatory. Interested travel families can email csa@concordsoccer.com with the player’s full name and birth year, and the club has offered free pre-tryout clinic nights in the spring for players who want a low-pressure introduction before evaluations.
What do tryouts cost for representative teams?U9 tryouts cost $10 and include a tryout shirt. For older age groups there is no separate tryout fee once the player is registered for the tryout event. Every player must register online before attending.
What does a Soccer Development Program season cost?Spring 2026 SDP fees before card processing were $90 for Kiddie Kicker I, $125 for Kiddie Kicker II, $145 for U8, and $160 for U10 and older—the same structure as the prior fall season. A $25 late fee applied after the March deadline. Families registering three or more SDP players received a $25 discount for each additional child, and volunteer head coaches received a $50 discount. Jerseys for younger groups were about $20 on site the first two Saturdays unless a sponsored T-shirt replaced them; U12 and older players purchase the Concord Adidas kit separately.
What is Concord Soccer’s philosophy?The club is a nonprofit community organization focused on youth development, fair play, and skills in a positive environment. SDP prioritizes learning over results for younger ages. The representative program emphasizes development over nickel-and-dime fees, consistent uniform expectations, goalkeeper training included in the program, and coaching support from a Director of Coaching who delivers seasonal training help for volunteer coaches.
How can families contact Concord Soccer Association?Email csa@concordsoccer.com for program questions or mail correspondence to PO Box 7063, Wilmington, DE 19803. Create or log into a concordsoccer.com account to register for SDP, tryouts, or other offerings tied to online enrollment.
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