What ages and program levels does North Utah County Soccer Club offer?The club serves players from U4 through U19 across three levels. Challenger recreation covers the full age range with geographic teams and equal playing time. AA district competition is the first step above recreation for roughly ages eight through eighteen, with tryouts and a draft each May. UCSC club teams are the highest competitive tier, with separate boys and girls rosters from U9 through U19 and more training, travel, and tournament opportunities.

Where does the club train and play games?Recreation games are held at schools and parks across North Utah County, with younger teams placed near home neighborhoods when possible. AA games stay mostly in Utah County. UCSC home fields depend on roster geography and may include Mountain Ridge Jr. High in Highland, Art Dye Park in American Fork, Cook Family Park in Pleasant Grove, and school or park sites in Orem, Alpine, Lehi, and Cedar Hills.

When are tryouts and registration for the 2026–2027 season?Challenger open registration runs April 27 through June 26, 2026 for the combined fall and spring season. AA tryouts are May 19 and May 21, 2026 at Mountain Ridge Jr. High with pre-registration required. UCSC club tryouts are posted team by team in late May and early June at venues across the county. Fall recreation games begin September 12, 2026, and club schedules are usually available in early August.

What do recreation, AA, and club fees cost?Challenger fees cover both seasons plus uniform and ball: $112 for U4–U7, $133 for U8–U12, and $138 for U13 and older. AA registration is $195 to $250 by age and includes fall and spring league play and a spring tournament; uniforms and optional indoor play cost extra. UCSC club fees range from $295 to $360 for full-season age groups, with U15–U19 half-season pricing at $295. Families can save $10 with early Challenger registration through May 17 and $5 on each sibling after the first.

What is the club's philosophy on player development?North Utah County Soccer Club aims to keep soccer affordable, local, and positive so players can grow with teammates over many years. Recreation is treated as a complete pathway, not just a feeder program. AA offers more competition while staying Utah County–based, and UCSC club adds higher commitment at costs the organization keeps lower than many area clubs. The club supports multi-sport athletes and healthy family balance alongside skill development.

How can families contact the club or register?Registration for all programs runs through Affinity Sports Connect links at northutahcountysoccer.com. Club President David Josse and Registration contact Nathan Hill are listed on the contacts page for general questions. Roger Andersen handles Challenger ages four through eight, and Coaching Director Brandon Gilliam supports coach training. For Sports Connect login or payment help, call 888-211-3444.