Programs and age groups

Competitive teams serve boys and girls from U9 through U17, traveling within Idaho and to out-of-state events at higher levels. The Juniors Academy introduces players ages five through seven to structured training before they move into full competitive rosters. Baby Ballers is a skills-focused program for ages three through ten, with fall and spring programming plus winter sessions indoors at Ten Mile Christian Church in Meridian—typically six Saturday sessions from late February through late March when registration is open.

League participation spans the Idaho Premier League, Idaho Youth Soccer Association District 3 in southwestern Idaho, IYSA State League, and the USYS Northwest Conference. Winter adds optional indoor soccer at Boise Indoor Soccer in November–December and January–February, plus futsal at Elite International in Nampa; existing travel teams choose whether to enter those sessions rather than holding separate winter tryouts.

Training and game locations

Juniors Academy and U8–U12 teams practice at Hope Lutheran Church, 331 North Linder Road in Eagle. U13 and older teams practice at Eagle Middle School, 1000 West Floating Feather Road in Eagle. Home matches use both Eagle sites, while away games rotate across Treasure Valley venues. Families can download away-field maps when schedules are posted.

Tryouts and joining mid-season

Annual tryouts for Idaho Juniors and Idaho United run June 8 and 9 at Hope Lutheran Church in Eagle, with online registration required before players attend. Families who miss that window can contact club director Frank Aguirre to discuss late placement when roster space allows. The Parents Resource area covers tryout procedures, player agreements, and medical releases for enrolled families.

Fees, scholarships, and uniforms

Club fees vary by age group. After tryouts, families pay a $150 deposit, then either the remaining balance in full or on a monthly schedule starting thirty days after that deposit. Payments run through BYGA, which adds a processing fee of roughly 3.5 percent. The club highlights competitive pricing for the Treasure Valley and awards scholarships to more than fifteen percent of players through a board-reviewed financial aid application.

Uniform kits come from Tursi Soccer in Meridian or online, on a two-year cycle from August 2025 through July 2027. Required kits include volt home gear, black training/away gear, and warm-up jacket and pants, with optional white/grey, pink, and goalkeeper colorways. Tournament costs are split among roster players—local events divide registration fees equally; away tournaments also include the coach’s hotel share in the per-player calculation, collected by team managers.

Club culture and leadership

The organization runs with a three-person executive team and volunteer support, aiming for a safe, enjoyable environment where players build skills and confidence on and off the field. Goalkeeper coaching, positive parent testimonials, and community sponsorships reinforce a family-oriented competitive experience rather than a pay-to-play atmosphere alone.

Contact

Questions about tryouts, scholarships, uniforms, or joining after June tryouts can go to club director Frank Aguirre at (208) 880-5823 or through the club contact form. Enrolled families use the Parents Resource area for schedules, forms, and uniform ordering links.