What ages and program levels does Metro Omaha Wolves offer?Soccer Start serves roughly ages four through six (birth years about 2018–2021) with seasonal in-house training and games. Impact Wolves Academy covers the Under-7 through Under-10 range on an annual July-to-June calendar with no tryouts or cuts while space remains. Players born 2007 through 2015 attend tryouts for Impact Wolves select teams that play Nebraska Youth Soccer League or regional leagues at the top end, with high school groups typically pausing club league play during the school season.
About
Metro Omaha Wolves Soccer Club is an Omaha-area youth soccer organization whose legal entity operates as a registered trade name of Phoenix Futbol Club, Inc. The club has supported players in eastern Nebraska and western Iowa since 2003. Impact Wolves programming is a joint effort between Impact Football Academy and Wolves Soccer Club, aimed at soccer and personal growth for girls and boys from about age four through high school. The mission is to keep training and competition affordable while giving families a full club pathway from first touches to older select teams. IFA also runs adult leagues, and Wolves hosts youth tournaments so the broader Omaha soccer community has indoor rentals, events, and programming in one ecosystem.
What the club offers
Soccer Start is the in-house entry program for birth years roughly 2018 through 2021 (about ages four through six). It focuses on skills, intra-squad games, and fun without travel league play, with seasonal outdoor blocks at La Vista Sports Complex and winter indoor training split into three five-week sessions across late fall through early spring. Spring Soccer Start uses Tuesday evening training and Saturday morning scrimmages, finishing with the Wolves Under-8 Spring Cup Festival over a May weekend. The Impact Wolves Academy serves committed younger players in the Under-7 and Under-8 band (2018–2019 births) and Under-9 and Under-10 band (2016–2017 births) on an annual July-to-June calendar with no tryouts and no cuts while roster space remains. Those teams train twice a week in fall and spring, play weekend games in the Nebraska Recreational Soccer League or similar local formats for the younger band, and step up to about seven Nebraska Youth Soccer League–style games per season in the older academy band, plus summer sessions coaches schedule around vacations, winter indoor work, and local tournaments or festivals. Players born 2007 through 2015 must attend tryouts and accept an invitation to join Impact Wolves select teams. Those rosters follow the same annual cycle, with high school–aged groups typically pausing club league play during the school soccer season and optionally regrouping for club and tournament play after high school seasons end in early May. Select teams aim for about two tournaments each fall and spring, often including a Wolves-hosted event plus another local or travel event, with families budgeting for travel on at least one trip.
Training sites and office
The main office sits at 5709 South 60th Street, Suite 100B, Omaha, Nebraska 68117, usually open Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mailing and package correspondence uses Metro Omaha Wolves Soccer Club, P.O. Box 460886, Papillion, Nebraska 68046. Practice fields and the clubhouse are at La Vista Sports Complex, 7347 South 66th Street, La Vista, Nebraska 68128, which anchors outdoor Soccer Start and much of the youth training calendar.
Tryouts, team formation, and registration
Tryouts for players born in 2016 and earlier, plus team formation events for 2017-and-younger academy-age players, are scheduled in May ahead of the next club year. Academy families who register before early June should expect team formation events in early June to sort competitive levels; a registration slot guarantees a place in Impact Wolves Academy but not a specific team, coach, or teammate group. Soccer Start enrolls through the club’s seasonal registration flow, while Impact Wolves Academy and select tryout sign-up run through the OllieSports tryout and team formation portal tied to Impact FA. When tryout windows close, families can still call or email about remaining roster interest, including possible spring roster space on select teams.
Fees and what is bundled
Soccer Start spring segments run about fifty dollars per session on the 2026 spring schedule. Impact Wolves Academy for 2018–2019 births carries a two-hundred-dollar club fee plus a seven-hundred-fifty-dollar team fee, totaling nine hundred fifty dollars per year, with payment plans starting at a two-hundred-dollar down payment and up to eight monthly installments, a ten percent discount for returning players who register by May 31, uniforms purchased separately, and proration if a player joins mid-year. The 2016–2017 birth band carries a two-hundred-dollar club fee and nine-hundred-dollar team fee, totaling one thousand one hundred dollars annually, with a three-hundred-dollar down payment option on installment plans and the same returning-player discount deadline. Select players born 2007–2015 pay a three-hundred-dollar club fee plus team fees of nine hundred ninety-nine dollars at Under-11 and Under-12 (one thousand two hundred ninety-nine dollars total), one thousand one hundred fifty dollars at Under-13 through Under-15 (one thousand four hundred fifty dollars total), and one thousand one hundred ninety-nine dollars at Under-16 through Under-19 (one thousand four hundred ninety-nine dollars total), again with three-hundred-dollar down payment plans, up to eight installments, a ten percent returning-family discount when invited teams pay by the acceptance deadline, uniforms extra, and mid-year proration. Select teams for older birth years bundle one annual price covering roughly three or four tournaments per year, indoor and outdoor field rentals, league fees, coach expenses, and other team fees so families can compare against à-la-carte club models.
Philosophy and community role
Affordable access sits at the center of how Wolves describes its work: keep talented players on the field without surprise add-ons, layer professional coaching across age groups, and use tournaments plus indoor space to mimic the rhythm of higher-cost clubs. The partnership with Impact Football Academy supplies indoor training options and adult programming that share facilities with youth teams, while Wolves-branded events give Omaha families local showcase weekends without always leaving the metro.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does Metro Omaha Wolves train and handle club business?Outdoor Soccer Start and most youth practices center on La Vista Sports Complex, 7347 South 66th Street, La Vista, Nebraska 68128. Winter Soccer Start moves indoors in three five-week blocks. The main office is at 5709 South 60th Street, Suite 100B, Omaha, Nebraska 68117, usually Monday through Friday 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mail goes to P.O. Box 460886, Papillion, Nebraska 68046.
When are tryouts, team formation, and registration?May hosts tryouts for players born 2016 and earlier plus team formation work for 2017-and-younger academy players ahead of the next club year. Academy team formation events land in early June to align competitive levels. Soccer Start enrolls by season through the club registration flow, while Impact Wolves Academy and select pathways register through the OllieSports tryout and team formation portal for Impact FA.
What does a year of club soccer cost at Metro Omaha Wolves?Spring Soccer Start segments run about fifty dollars each on the 2026 spring schedule. Academy players in the 2018–2019 birth band pay nine hundred fifty dollars annually (two-hundred-dollar club fee plus seven-hundred-fifty-dollar team fee); the 2016–2017 band pays one thousand one hundred dollars (two hundred plus nine hundred). Select players add a three-hundred-dollar club fee to team fees of nine hundred ninety-nine dollars at Under-11–12, one thousand one hundred fifty dollars at Under-13–15, or one thousand one hundred ninety-nine dollars at Under-16–19. Payment plans use two-hundred- or three-hundred-dollar down payments with up to eight installments, ten percent discounts apply for returning families who register by May 31 or pay within the acceptance period after a team invitation, uniforms cost extra, and fees prorate for mid-year entries.
What is bundled in the select-team pricing?Annual select pricing rolls roughly three or four tournaments per year, indoor and outdoor practice field rentals, league fees, coach expenses, and other team fees into one figure so families can compare total cost against clubs that itemize each charge separately.
What is the club’s mission and structure?Wolves aims to deliver affordable training and competition for Omaha-area youth. Impact Wolves combines Impact Football Academy resources with Wolves Soccer Club operations for a pathway from early childhood through high school, while IFA operates adult leagues and Wolves runs youth tournaments. Metro Omaha Wolves Soccer Club is a registered trade name of Phoenix Futbol Club, Inc., serving eastern Nebraska and western Iowa since 2003.
How can families contact or register?Call 402-708-8442 or email Info@MetroWolvesSoccer.com. The online contact form collects email, name, phone, player gender, birthday, and comments. Soccer Start uses the OttoSport-powered registration link, while Impact Wolves Academy and select tryouts use the OllieSports portal. For spring roster openings or closed tryout windows, reach the club directly.
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