What is Jackson Hole Youth Soccer and where does it operate?Jackson Hole Youth Soccer is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) youth soccer organization based in Teton County, Wyoming, serving the greater Jackson Hole area, including Jackson, Wilson, Moran, Alpine, Victor, and nearby communities. The club formed in 1994, reports more than 300 competitive travel players and more than 350 recreational players, and belongs to Wyoming Soccer Association and US Youth Soccer.
Jackson Hole Youth Soccer
Jackson Hole, Wyoming
About
Jackson Hole Youth Soccer (JHYS) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) youth soccer organization based in Teton County, Wyoming, serving the greater Jackson Hole area, including Jackson, Wilson, Moran, Alpine, Victor, and nearby communities. The club has operated since 1994 and describes more than 300 competitive travel players and more than 350 recreational players. JHYS is a long-standing member of Wyoming Soccer Association and US Youth Soccer and works with Teton County Parks and Recreation and Teton County School District; the club also highlights its role in helping establish the area’s first high school turf field complex.
What the club offers
Academy recreational non-travel programming is open to players born about 2012 through 2023 (about U3 through U14) and is designed for all skill levels without travel commitment. Offerings include MiniKickers for the youngest players, Little Strikers, Grassroots, MLS Go divisions that step from small-sided play into larger formats, and Colts FC, a middle school 7v7 league run in partnership with the school district. United is the travel program for players born about 2007 through 2017, framed around U.S. Soccer Federation Player Development Initiatives with fall and spring seasons, Snake River League play in eastern Idaho, regional tournaments, and optional United Fest and home tournament elements depending on age and season. A United Practice Player option lets some athletes train with United teams without full game commitment, subject to coach and roster rules. A fall high school program serves older birth-year bands with weekly training and coed pick-up play. Winter indoor options at JH Indoor on South Park Drive include a coed small-sided house league, the Skill Zone technical block, goalkeeper training, Future Footies for U4–U5, and weekly futsal pickup at Jackson Hole Classical Academy. Soccer On! summer camps and clinics meet at Jackson Hole High School turf and related valley fields, with tiered camps from broad participation weeks to elite development and a European-style intensive block. TOPSoccer provides free summer sessions for athletes with disabilities on Wednesday evenings at the south synthetic turf field at Jackson Hole High School.
Mission, values, and development approach
The club’s stated mission is to support youth development of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities through soccer. Public core values include teamwork, development, character, commitment, competitiveness, and fun. Recreational play is described as non-results oriented, without recorded scores or standings, emphasizing development and enjoyment. United programming stresses individual player development ahead of any single game result, with training frequency scaling from two sessions per week for younger travel groups to three for older travel ages.
Locations, schedules, and registration
Recreational examples include practices and games at Jackson Hole Classical Academy on South Park Loop Road, Wilson Elementary on HHR Ranch Road where families may request placement during registration, and the Teton County School District Alpine Field Complex on Middle School Road in Alpine for MLS Go and Colts FC. Competitive materials reference a published practice schedule spreadsheet and Snake River League Saturdays. Indoor programming lists JH Indoor at 3580 South Park Drive and futsal pickup at Jackson Hole Classical Academy’s gym. Camps reference Jackson Hole High School turf and related sites. Registration runs through PlayMetrics for many academy and camp enrollments and through GotSport for United, indoor house league, some goalkeeper and youth indoor tracks, and TOPSoccer; the club notes a per-transaction GotSport fee on competitive disclosures. Wyoming Soccer Association seasonal membership is bundled into stated recreational fees alongside jerseys or MLS-themed kits where advertised.
Fees, uniforms, scholarships, and coaching support
Illustrative published rates include MiniKickers at $110 for a five-week spring block, Little Strikers and Grassroots near $170 for six weeks, MLS Go near $190 for seven weeks, and Colts FC near $25 for a middle school league season. United seasonal fees have been listed around $875 for U9–U12 and U11–U12 bands and $935 for U13–U15, with a 5 percent discount when registering for both fall and spring at the start of the club year with full payment, late fees after published cutoff dates, and uniform kits ordered through Soccer Post at roughly $155 beyond registration. United Practice Player fees have been listed around $500–$560 per season by age band, and the fall high school block near $275. Indoor house league, Skill Zone, goalkeeper training, and Future Footies publish winter price points such as $200, $240, $240, and $80 per four-week block respectively, with per-session futsal pickup near $20. Camp fees span from about $145 for the youngest day lengths up to about $325 for the intensive European-style week. TOPSoccer is free. Financial aid is coordinated primarily through a partnership with One 22 Resource Center Youth Enrichment Scholarships, with costs split among the family, program, and YES fund; additional questions go to the club by email. Parent volunteer recreational coaches receive waived registration for their child as a stated thank-you.
How to reach the club
Email info@jacksonholeyouthsoccer.org for general and financial assistance inquiries. The office lists a physical address at 3580 South Park Drive, Jackson, WY 83001, and mailing address P.O. Box 8554, Jackson, WY 83002. New families may also use the contact form on the club’s contact page.
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Frequently asked questions
What recreational and school-age programs does JHYS run without travel?Academy recreational non-travel serves players born about 2012 through 2023 with tracks such as MiniKickers, Little Strikers, Grassroots, MLS Go age bands, and Colts FC, a middle school 7v7 league partnered with Teton County School District. Recreational play is described as non-results oriented, without recorded scores or standings. Typical venues include Jackson Hole Classical Academy, Wilson Elementary with placement requests at registration, and the TCSD Alpine Field Complex for MLS Go and Colts FC.
How does the United competitive travel program work?United targets players born about 2007 through 2017 who are ready for travel soccer, aligned with U.S. Soccer Federation Player Development Initiatives. There are fall and spring seasons; teams train two or three times per week by age, compete in Snake River League with Saturday game blocks in eastern Idaho, and attend regional tournaments with club-coordinated travel when possible. Fees, late registration rules, uniform costs through Soccer Post, and a GotSport transaction fee are spelled out on the competitive pages. A United Practice Player track offers training without full game commitment under coach discretion.
What indoor soccer and winter options are available?Winter programming at JH Indoor, 3580 South Park Drive, includes a coed small-sided house league, the Skill Zone technical program, goalkeeper training, and Future Footies for U4–U5. Weekly futsal pickup runs at Jackson Hole Classical Academy’s gym with per-session registration. The indoor facility is described as a large training space with small-sided turf fields supporting year-round development.
What summer camps does Jackson Hole Youth Soccer offer?Soccer On! camps include Midsummer and Preseason weeks for broad U5–U15 age bands at Jackson Hole High School turf, an Elite Player Development block for motivated U9–U15 players, and a European-style Futeballer camp with intensive training blocks. Fees and daily time lengths vary by age group. A goalkeeper clinic series is also listed with seasonal details to confirm when registration opens.
What is TOPSoccer and what does it cost?JHYS TOPSoccer is a community program for young athletes with physical, cognitive, or developmental disabilities, emphasizing meaningful participation over standings. Summer sessions have been scheduled on Wednesday evenings from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the south synthetic turf field at Jackson Hole High School. The club states participation is free and registration is handled through GotSport.
Does Jackson Hole Youth Soccer offer financial assistance?Yes. The club partners with One 22 Resource Center for Youth Enrichment Scholarships. Families apply through One 22’s youth enrichment scholarship process, and approved costs are shared between the program, the YES fund, and the family. For other assistance questions, the club directs families to email info@jacksonholeyouthsoccer.org.
How can families contact Jackson Hole Youth Soccer?Email info@jacksonholeyouthsoccer.org. The office lists 3580 South Park Drive, Jackson, WY 83001, for physical mail and visits, and P.O. Box 8554, Jackson, WY 83002, for postal mail. The contact page also provides a web form for questions about joining programs.
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