Cottonwood Football Club

What the club offers

Programming is built around travel-style competition rather than a house recreational league. Teams are organized by birth year and competitive tier, with naming conventions such as Metro, Red, White, Gold, Gray, Silver, and Black used across the roster. Academy-age players (about U8 and younger) use a simplified uniform bundle, while older players step into the full home-and-away kit expectations of a multi-league club.

Coaching, facilities, and club life

Club fees support head coach compensation and licensing, referee costs, equipment, team and club events, summer training camp, year-round field rentals, and access to the CFC indoor facility. The fee model also includes a club-wide experience such as one ticket to an RSL match the organization attends together, plus a small apparel credit toward CFC gear. District 3 co-op services help with home-field coordination, referee assigning, and registrar support tied to regional soccer operations.

Fees, uniforms, and optional activities

Core registration combines UYSA state registration (membership and insurance for sanctioned activity), the Utah Youth Soccer Legacy Field Project assessment, a gaming league administrative fee for Premier/SCL/IRL/X-League participants, the District 3 co-op fee, and the Cottonwood FC club fee. Exact totals are finalized in the player registration flow (Affinity); payment plans are available for club fees, and club fees are non-refundable once committed.

Uniform kits for U9 and older run about two hundred fifty dollars for a complete set through soccer.com, with assignment handled through the team manager. Academy kits for U8 and younger run about one hundred dollars. Optional add-ons billed separately (for example through TeamSnap) include out-of-area State Cup or travel tournaments, local tournaments, third-party fall or spring training blocks, winter training, winter futsal or indoor league entries, and team-wide Trace video when a roster opts in.

Sibling savings and financial help

Families with multiple players in the club can request a fifty-dollar refund for the second and each additional sibling through the sibling rebate process. Financial assistance exists on an exception basis with head coach and club approval; families start that conversation with the head coach.

Roster openings and seasons

Each season the club indicates which birth years and divisions still need players so families can self-match before reaching out. Spring 2026 programming includes dozens of girls teams and more than thirty boys teams, with a small set of high-school-age boys teams pausing for the high school soccer season. Each team entry in the seasonal roster opens its own match schedule.

Contact and next steps

General questions, roster-interest messages, and staff routing flow through the contact form at http://cottonwoodfc.org/contact/. Parents can also use the links hub for uniform ordering, apparel, sibling rebates, and financial assistance requests.