What ages and program levels does Idaho Storm Soccer Club offer?The competitive program fields boys and girls teams, usually one or two per age bracket from about U10 through U18, all registered in the Idaho Premier League with US Club Soccer. Tryouts for the 2026–27 cycle welcome birth years 2017 through 2007. Storm Chasers recreational soccer introduces younger players without tryouts when that season is scheduled; it was not offered for fall 2025, so families should watch for the next opening.

About
Idaho Storm Soccer Club is a community-minded youth competitive club serving families across the Treasure Valley from a Boise-area base, with training concentrated in west Meridian and match play through the Idaho Premier League under US Club Soccer. The club fields boys and girls competitive teams, typically one or two rosters per age bracket from roughly U10 through U18, and emphasizes balanced development, reasonable costs, and staying close to home rather than heavy out-of-state travel.
Competitive programs and league play
Competitive players register with Idaho Premier League and US Club Soccer. Teams usually train two or three evenings per week, with coaches setting schedules that follow daylight and seasonal needs; fall practices often begin in August. League play runs on a two-season calendar: a fall block from August through October and a spring block from April through June. High school players who compete for their school teams participate in the spring season only. Most league games land on Saturdays, with occasional weeknight fixtures depending on the IPL schedule. When an age group carries more than one team, rosters are split by skill level so training and games stay appropriately competitive.
Tryouts, registration, and player commitment
Club-wide tryouts for the coming fall and spring year are held during the first week of June, with exact dates announced ahead of each cycle. For the 2026–27 competitive year, tryout registration is open with sessions on June 8 and June 9 at Boise Cloverdale Seventh-Day Adventist Church (1115 N Cloverdale Rd, Boise). Eligible birth years span 2017 through 2007, with sessions grouped by age (earlier block for U9–U13, later block for U14–U18/19). Families should pre-register before tryouts through the club’s GotSport link so players are eligible for offer letters after evaluations. Following tryouts, selected players receive an offer with registration steps; accounts and billing run through PlayMetrics once a roster spot is accepted. Accepting a team offer commits a player to Idaho Storm from August 1 through July 31 for team practices, league games, tournaments, and related travel unless a spring-only high school arrangement applies.
Training locations and local focus
Primary practice sites include Jabil Soccer Fields (915 E Central Dr, Meridian) and Cloverdale Seventh-day Adventist Church (925 N Cloverdale Rd, Boise). Coaches choose training times, often between 5:00 and 7:30 p.m. The club’s philosophy favors developing players locally, playing nearby clubs when possible, and keeping family schedules manageable while still training consistently and competing in IPL.
Costs, uniforms, and financial support
Annual club tuition runs about $750 to $850 depending on team and age, covering league-related expenses such as referee fees, field rental, US Club registration, player cards, and shared coaching equipment. That tuition does not include uniforms, tournament travel, winter turf rental, or other team-selected events. Uniform kits through the club vendor cost roughly $250 and refresh on odd-numbered years, with numbers assigned by team and age group. A $150 non-refundable deposit applies when a commitment form is signed. Limited scholarships are available for families with documented financial need. Payments may be made through PlayMetrics, the Storm Store, or checks mailed to P.O. Box 191086, Boise, ID 83719.
Recreational and other offerings
Storm Chasers is the club’s introductory recreational program focused on fundamentals and small-sided games without tryouts. That program was not offered for fall 2025; families should watch for future season announcements. Camps and clinics appear on the club calendar as scheduled. Director of Coaching Brandon Zimmerman, a former U.S. U-17 World Cup player, leads the technical direction with an emphasis on long-term growth for every athlete—not only elite-track prospects.
Contact
General questions go to info@idahostormsoccer.com. Registration and private tryout inquiries can reach registrar@idahostormsoccer.com. Uniform and equipment questions go to procurement@idahostormsoccer.com. Volunteer and board outreach is welcome at president@idahostormsoccer.com.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does Idaho Storm train and play home games?Practices are set by each coach, typically two or three evenings per week, with most training in west Meridian at Jabil Soccer Fields (915 E Central Dr, Meridian) and at Cloverdale Seventh-day Adventist Church (925 N Cloverdale Rd, Boise). IPL schedules place league games around the Treasure Valley, mostly on Saturdays with occasional weeknight matches. The 2026–27 tryouts use Boise Cloverdale Seventh-Day Adventist Church at 1115 N Cloverdale Rd.
When are tryouts and how does registration work?Club-wide tryouts normally run the first week of June for the following fall and spring seasons. For 2026–27, registration is open for June 8 and June 9, 2026, with age-group time blocks listed on the club calendar. Families should pre-register through GotSport before attending. After tryouts, players who earn a roster spot complete registration and pay through PlayMetrics by club deadlines to hold their place.
What do competitive club fees and uniforms cost?Annual club tuition is about $750 to $850 per player depending on team and age, paid through PlayMetrics, the Storm Store, or check to the Boise mailing address. That fee covers league operations such as referees, fields, and US Club registration but not uniforms, tournaments, winter turf, or travel. Required uniform kits from the club vendor run roughly $250, ordered on the club’s cycle with new kits in odd-numbered years.
What is Idaho Storm’s approach to development and travel?The club balances competition with long-term skill growth, accountability, and respect, led by Director of Coaching Brandon Zimmerman. Training stays local when possible, and IPL play keeps most weekends in the Treasure Valley. Optional tournaments are chosen team by team; past destinations have included St. George, Jackson Hole, Twin Falls, Park City, and Las Vegas, with separate travel costs from tuition.
How can families contact Idaho Storm Soccer Club?Email info@idahostormsoccer.com for general help. Registrar@idahostormsoccer.com handles registration questions and connecting families with coaches for mid-year openings after transfer rules are met. Procurement@idahostormsoccer.com answers uniform questions, and president@idahostormsoccer.com welcomes volunteers. Team managers and coaches remain the first line for weekly schedule issues.
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