Park City Soccer Club

What ages and program levels does Park City Soccer Club offer?Competitive programming covers birth years 2017 and older (U9–U19) and Foundations serves birth years 2018 through 2020 on the introductory pathway (U6–U8). Competitive teams train year-round with UYSA league play in fall and spring, futsal in winter, and tournament play. Foundations runs two practices per week across summer/fall and spring blocks with 4v4 games and no tryout requirement for entry.

Where does the club train and play?Outdoor sessions commonly use Park City Sports Complex (Quinn’s), Trailside Park, Trailside Elementary, Willow Creek Park, North 40 fields behind Treasure Mountain Junior High, Matt Knoop Memorial Park, and Ecker Hill Middle School. Indoor and futsal training uses Timpanogos Middle School in Heber, the Basin Recreation Fieldhouse, the PC MARC, and elementary school gyms. The club does not operate a single dedicated facility and partners with Basin Recreation, Park City Recreation, and schools.

How do Player Placements and pre-registration work?Placements are two-day, two-session evaluations in late May for team formation. For 2026–27, placements run May 18–21, 2026 for players entering grades 3–6 in fall 2026, May 26–28, 2026 for grades 7–12, and May 29, 2026 for kindergarten through second grade. Pre-registration is free from May 1 through 11:00 a.m. on each placement day and puts the player on evaluator sheets with the correct number; walk-ups are allowed but may miss introductions. About two days later, families can look up results on parkcitysoccer.org by number, team, and birth year.

What are Foundations program fees and uniform costs?Foundations pay-in-full runs six hundred seventy-five dollars including a sixty-dollar administrative fee, or three installments with a forty-dollar payment-plan fee added to the first installment. A U6 seasonal option runs summer/fall at four hundred ten dollars and winter/spring at three hundred twenty-five dollars, each including the sixty-dollar admin fee. Utah Youth Soccer registration for Foundations is a ten-dollar one-time fee, and the foundation uniform kit runs about one hundred dollars for two jerseys, shorts, and socks. Limited scholarships are available through foundations@parkcitysoccer.org.

What should families expect to pay beyond program fees?PCSC program fees depend on age and level and reset each year after board approval. Utah Youth Soccer Association fees are separate and required before participation; UYSA dues run roughly nine dollars for U8 and under up to about one hundred two dollars at comp level. Payment plans for PCSC fees add a one-time forty-dollar fee. Families with U9+ players owe fifteen volunteer hours per family or may face a five-hundred-dollar refundable work deposit. Uniforms are purchased through Soccer.com. Most tournament costs and coach travel are extra; the late-July Park City Extreme Cup is the usual exception called out for competitive teams.

What is the club’s philosophy?The club builds community through whole-athlete development and a passionate pursuit of excellence on and off the pitch. Foundations emphasizes fun, inclusion, and safety while preparing players for competitive soccer. The competitive program treats tournament play as part of development and sets team goals with coaches and directors each cycle.

How can families contact the club?General email is info@parkcitysoccer.org. The mailing address is 6443 N Business Park Loop, Suite K, Park City, UT 84098. Foundations questions can go to foundations@parkcitysoccer.org; scholarships and waitlist inquiries on Foundations go to sgillwald@parkcitysoccer.org. For fee questions, contact registrar Katie Koemans at kkoemans@parkcitysoccer.org. Stack Sports support for UYSA registration is available at 888-211-3444.