Newton Youth Soccer

What ages and program levels does Newton Youth Soccer offer?Boys intramural soccer covers grades one through six entirely in Newton on Saturdays. The club also fields Boston Area Youth Soccer travel, including a detailed high school program for grades nine through twelve with fall 7v7 play and spring divisions that mix competitive 11v11 and recreational 7v7. Girls who want a girls-only pathway are pointed to Newton Girls Soccer.

Where does training and play take place?Intramural first grade uses Nahanton Park on Winchester Street. Grades two through six use Brown/Oak Hill Middle School on Meadowbrook Road. High school travel tryouts for spring competitive teams take place at Newton South High School. Winter futsal for grades nine through twelve meets at Bigelow Middle School.

When does the spring intramural season run and when does registration close?Spring 2026 intramural games run April 11 through June 13, 2026, with no games over Memorial Day weekend. Registration closes March 13, 2026, and tiered pricing depends on how early families register before that deadline.

What does intramural registration cost?Spring 2026 intramural fees are $215 before December 21, $240 from December 22, 2025, through February 15, 2026, and $330 from February 16 onward. Each player also pays a separate $20 per-season grass-field fee to the City of Newton Parks, Recreation & Culture department that is mandatory and non-refundable in addition to the program tuition.

How does high school travel work in fall versus spring?Fall BAYS play for grades nine through twelve is about seven Sunday games in a recreational 7v7 format with one practice per week and no tryouts. Spring adds competitive 11v11 options that require early-March tryouts at Newton South High School, plus recreational 7v7 divisions; spring 2026 Sunday league play is April 26 through June 4 with playoffs June 14–20 and no games May 24.

What is the club’s philosophy and how are young players supported?Newton Youth Soccer emphasizes a player-centric environment and lifelong love of the game. First grade splits time between Revolution Academy-led technical work and small-sided play, while second grade adds a structured training block before 5v5 games, with volunteer coaches supported by professional staff on Saturdays.

Is financial assistance available?Yes. The scholarship program can waive or reduce registration fees and help with uniform kits or other equipment on a confidential basis. Email scholarships@newtonsoccer.org to start a request.

How do families register or ask questions?Register through Blue Sombrero for intramural and high school travel (the club’s registration host is registration.bluesombrero.com). Email info@newtonsoccer.org for general questions, highschool@newtonsoccer.org for grades nine through twelve travel, or scholarships@newtonsoccer.org for aid, or use the online contact form.