What ages and programs does Kitsap Alliance FC offer?KAFC serves players from about age 5 through U19 across Kitsap, Mason, Clallam, and Jefferson counties. Premier RCL teams require tryouts and cover boys and girls U9–U19. Junior Academy focuses on birth years 2018 and 2019 as a bridge into premier play. Training Only and Goalkeeper Training are monthly options that require an evaluation before enrollment.
About
Kitsap Alliance FC (KAFC) is a Bremerton-based premier youth soccer club that draws players from Kitsap, Mason, Clallam, and Jefferson counties across the Olympic Peninsula. The club serves players roughly ages 5 through 19 with professional coaching, competitive RCL Premier League teams, and developmental pathways that start before full travel rosters. Families choose among tryout-based premier squads, a Junior Academy for the youngest competitive track, and supplemental Training Only or Goalkeeper programs when a player needs extra touches without a full team commitment.
Programs and competitive levels
Premier RCL teams are the club’s flagship offering and require tryouts each cycle. Boys and girls rosters span U9 through U19 with Blue and White designations at several age bands so multiple competitive levels can exist within the same birth year. Junior Academy targets birth years 2018 and 2019 with a curriculum built to graduate players into RCL Premier play. Training Only and Goalkeeper Training accept players by evaluation rather than open registration; both emphasize technical repetition and position-specific work alongside—or instead of—a standard roster spot.
Development philosophy and values
KAFC emphasizes passion for the game paired with tactical understanding on and off the field. Coaching staff aim for confident players who combine individual skill with creative, smart, and strategic team play. The Junior Academy curriculum teaches fundamentals, builds social and physical confidence, and roots players in three core values—Respect, Humility, and Harmony—while preparing them for premier-level competition. Director-led coaching assignments cover every age group, with dedicated goalkeeper and academy leadership supporting specialized training blocks.
Tryouts, placement, and season structure
Premier tryouts run on published schedules by gender and age, typically across two evening sessions per group. Players must attend at least one session; attending every session in the age band gives evaluators the fullest picture. Placement follows Washington Youth Soccer birth-year age groups. Families who receive a roster offer are expected to commit within 24 hours, with acceptance confirmed only after commitment paperwork and fees are received. Tryout-related questions go to info@kitsapalliancefc.com; unavoidable schedule conflicts should be raised with the Director of Coaching for alternate evaluation options.
Training locations
Most younger-age premier tryouts and many training blocks use Gordon Field at 1400 Fairgrounds Road NW in Bremerton. Older boys sessions and some high-school-age evaluations use Mountain View Middle School at 2400 Perry Avenue NE in Bremerton. Exact dates and times shift each cycle, so families should confirm the current schedule for their player’s gender and age band before traveling.
Fees and payment cadence
RCL premier team fees are structured with a non-refundable $250 registration deposit plus ten monthly payments. Published totals for a full season are $1,837.50 for 7v7 teams ($158.75 per month after deposit), $2,400 for 9v9 teams ($215 per month), and $2,625 for 11v11 teams ($237.50 per month). Team payments generally run July through April, except high-school boys teams, which follow an April-through-January payment window. Junior Academy costs $95 per month with no deposit listed. Training Only and Goalkeeper Training each cost $100 per month with evaluation required before enrollment.
Registration and contacts
Program registration—including premier tryouts, Junior Academy, Training Only, and Goalkeeper options—runs through the club’s online registration portal linked from kitsapalliancefc.com. Academy trial sessions or program questions can go to Academy Director Trevor Jensen at t.jensen@kitsapalliancefc.com. General tryout and club inquiries use info@kitsapalliancefc.com. The club maintains parent and player codes of conduct, medical release forms, concussion awareness paperwork, and a player grant assistance policy for families who need financial support.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does the club train and hold tryouts?Most younger premier tryouts and many sessions take place at Gordon Field, 1400 Fairgrounds Road NW, Bremerton. Older boys and some high-school-age evaluations use Mountain View Middle School, 2400 Perry Avenue NE, Bremerton. Schedules vary by gender and age band each cycle, so confirm the current times for your player before arriving.
How do premier tryouts and roster offers work?Families register online for the age and gender group that matches Washington Youth Soccer birth-year rules. Players should attend every tryout session in their band when possible but must attend at least one. Roster offers expect a commitment within 24 hours, and a spot is secured only when commitment paperwork and fees are received. Contact info@kitsapalliancefc.com for tryout questions or the Director of Coaching if a scheduling conflict prevents attendance.
What do RCL premier teams and supplemental programs cost?Premier teams require a $250 non-refundable deposit plus ten monthly payments totaling $1,837.50 for 7v7 rosters, $2,400 for 9v9, and $2,625 for 11v11. Payments usually run July through April, except high-school boys teams paid April through January. Junior Academy is $95 per month, while Training Only and Goalkeeper Training are each $100 per month after evaluation.
What is the Junior Academy pathway?Junior Academy provides high-quality technical training in a fun, safe setting for birth years 2018 and 2019. Coaches stress ball mastery, coordination, and confidence while embedding Respect, Humility, and Harmony. The program is designed to prepare graduates for RCL Premier League competition. Families interested in a trial session can email Academy Director Trevor Jensen at t.jensen@kitsapalliancefc.com.
How can families register or get help?Open the registration portal linked from kitsapalliancefc.com to sign up for premier tryouts, Junior Academy, Training Only, or Goalkeeper programs. Email info@kitsapalliancefc.com for general tryout and club questions. Academy-specific inquiries go to t.jensen@kitsapalliancefc.com. Grant assistance and standard medical and conduct forms are available through the club’s policies section.
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