Evolution Soccer Club

What the club offers

Tiny Toes introduces ages 3–5 to fundamentals in a coed, mixed-age format with a 30-minute practice and 30-minute game model, shin guards required, and room for friend requests when rosters allow. Families can choose among spring sessions at Nebraska Multi Sport Complex (8101 Eastport Parkway, artificial turf), Ta-Ha-Zouka Park (20801 Elkhorn Drive), or Pacific Meadows Park (15989 Howard St, Omaha), with weekly time slots that rotate by site; Tiny Toes also runs 30-minute daycare and preschool visits where the staff brings the curriculum to participating schools and centers. Tiny Toes spring enrollment is $85 for the season with a $10 multi-player family discount, and parent coaches receive a registration discount with practice plans supplied by the club.

In-house recreational soccer serves coed players ages 6–10 who are new to the game or prefer a supportive, low-pressure schedule. Teams follow the same three-venue model used for Tiny Toes spring blocks (Nebraska Multi Sport Complex, Ta-Ha-Zouka Park, and Pacific Meadows Park) with 30 minutes of practice and 30 minutes of game play, stressing sportsmanship, exercise, and fun while rotating positions and skills. The season fee is $125, with the same $10 multi-player family discount and a volunteer coach discount when parents step up to lead a team with club-provided session plans.

The Challenger Recreational Program targets U9–U14 athletes (birth years aligned each season with current club guidance) who want more structure than in-house rec without the full travel load of competitive select soccer. Spring seasons run from late March through May, fall from late August through October, and winter from November through February; spring league play is scheduled roughly late March into early June with about seven or eight games. Practices for the spring block gather at CHI MultiSport Complex, and league matches move through NYSL against clubs from the eastern Nebraska corridor such as the Omaha metro, Plattsmouth, Syracuse, Columbus, and Lincoln. Registration can be split 50 percent at signup and 50 percent at season end, and volunteer head coaches receive full registration credit while still receiving Evolution support materials.

Competitive programming divides into Youth Academy for U6–U10 as the entry competitive environment with qualified licensed coaches, two training sessions per week, fall/spring/winter training included, refereed games in local sanctioned leagues, one to three local tournaments per season, Saturday games consolidated for multi-child families, flexible payment plans, and the option for qualified players to play up an age group. Competitive Select covers U11–U13 with two or three trainings weekly, the same seasonal training bundle, league assignments across EAL, DPL, NYSL, or Kansas City Heartland, two or three tournaments including one out-of-town event, optional agility and individual training, and flexible payment plans. Competitive Elite serves U14–U18 with three spring and fall trainings plus two winter sessions, winter training included, National League, Kansas City Heartland, Elite 64 or other high-level league channels alongside NYSL, local/regional/national showcases, guest-player opportunities with regional partners, optional agility work, TraceUp video capture, college recruitment support, and flexibility for high school or multi-sport athletes, again with flexible payment options.

Training locations and league play

Recreational spring programming rotates through Nebraska Multi Sport Complex, Ta-Ha-Zouka Park, and Pacific Meadows Park. Challenger spring practices center on CHI MultiSport Complex with NYSL league travel around eastern Nebraska. Competitive teams train and play across the Omaha metro and beyond depending on age band, with older groups reaching regional leagues and showcase events as athletes advance through Select and Elite teams.

Mission and coaching approach

Evolution operates as a community built around the game: experienced coaching staffs nurture talent in inclusive environments, recreational tracks keep soccer fun while teaching fundamentals, and competitive tiers add intensity, athletic development, and college-prep resources where appropriate. Families unsure about the jump to competitive play can still use recreational and Challenger options to grow confidence before committing to select soccer.

Registration, fees, and next steps

Most registrations flow through PlayMetrics signup links tied to each program; competitive evaluation and tryout activity is also organized through PlayMetrics program listings. Known recreational fees include $85 Tiny Toes spring seasons and $125 in-house recreational seasons, each with multi-child and volunteer-coach incentives. Challenger tuition totals are season-specific—confirm the current amount, payment deadlines, and roster policies in PlayMetrics before checkout.

How to reach the club

The Evolution office is at 12040 McDermott Plaza Suite 101, La Vista, NE 68128, with phone support at 402-320-3113 and email at admin@evolutionsoccerclub.com; office hours are Tuesday and Wednesday, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Central. Program questions for Tiny Toes, Challenger, or arranging a competitive training visit can also go to katy@omahaevolutionsoccerclub.com. An online contact form collects name, email, subject, and message for general inquiries, and Instagram updates appear at @omahaevolutionsoccerclub.