Maui Strikers Soccer Club

What ages and program levels does Maui Strikers Soccer Club offer?The club runs competitive boys and girls teams grouped largely by birth year. Boys include a high-school band for birth years 2006 through 2009 plus younger sides such as 2010, 2012, 2013, and 2014 when offered. Girls teams span birth years 2009 through 2016, sometimes combining adjacent years when roster sizes require it. Programming is travel-style competitive soccer rather than a separate recreational house league under the same brand.

Where does the club train and play?Typical practice blocks use Eddie Tam Lower Fields by the dog park. Some girls teams train or play out of Central Maui venues such as Keopuolani Park and Central Maui Regional Park. Assignments can change by age group, so families should verify the current field with the team or parent coordinator after they register.

When are practices and how does registration or tryouts start?Practices are commonly scheduled Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., though times may vary by team. The Ohana Spring Season is the club-wide spring league cycle for all teams. New families submit the online player and family registration form first; a club representative then follows up with tryout information and placement details.

What is the club’s mission, philosophy, or coaching approach?Maui Strikers combines an ohana-centered culture with competitive soccer: high expectations on the field alongside growth, development, and community service through the game. Head coach Timmy Akina Jr. holds a USSF National D license, and many staff coaches also hold USSF D licenses, which helps keep training quality steady across age groups.

How can families contact the club or complete membership paperwork?Complete the online player and family registration form first; after it is submitted, a representative contacts the family with tryout information. For membership documentation, families fill out the OHANA player membership PDF for roster paperwork. Helena Kapuniai serves as parent coordinator and parent-relations contact for team-level communication questions.