What ages and program levels does Peak Soccer Club offer?Recreation begins at age four for beginners. Competitive programming runs from about age six through eighteen, with boys and girls teams from U8 through U19 and multiple squads per age band when the club splits black and blue groups. Private training is available for individuals or small groups beyond team schedules.
About
Peak Soccer Club is a Davis County youth soccer organization rooted in Woods Cross, Bountiful, North Salt Lake, Centerville, Farmington, and Kaysville. The club took the Peak Soccer Club name ahead of the 2025 tryout cycle while keeping a full ladder from introductory recreation to multi-team competitive boys and girls programming.
Programs and age groups
Recreation starts at age four for beginners who want a structured introduction to the game. Competitive and premier-track soccer spans roughly ages six through eighteen, with boys and girls teams from U8 through U19. Certified coaches cover birth years from 2017 (U8) through 2006 (U19), including parallel black and blue squads where the club splits cohorts for balance and playing time.
Philosophy and access
The mission pairs affordable pricing with strong training quality, with family cost aimed well below many regional alternatives. Development focuses on skill growth, teamwork, sportsmanship, and an inclusive environment where players with different goals can find a fit. Certified coaches anchor every level, from recreation through premier teams.
Tryouts and competitive placement
Competitive tryouts run through the club tryout portal at psc.peaksoccerclub.com/tryouts. Check-in happens at Mills Park, 1850 South 1200 West in Woods Cross. After completing the signup form, plan to arrive about fifteen minutes before the assigned age-group window for check-in and a complimentary tryout shirt. Players need outdoor cleats, shin guards, and standard training attire. Seasonal registration open dates and schedule refinements are shared on the main calendar and tryout information each cycle.
Recreation registration
House and recreational soccer registration runs through the Utah Surf Davis recreation portal (linked from peaksoccerclub.com), including seasonal windows such as spring registration when they open. Use that flow for rec sign-up separate from competitive tryout registration.
Uniforms, gear, and private training
The club operates an online uniform store with home, away, and goalkeeper kits plus accessories; promotional discounts occasionally apply during store campaigns. Private training is arranged one-on-one or in small groups, usually in sixty-minute blocks, with trainers who are often former college players and current certified club coaches. Pricing, location, and duration vary by trainer; submit the Google Form on the private training section of peaksoccerclub.com for follow-up without upfront payment until you speak with a trainer.
Facilities
Training and matches use a mix of outdoor fields across Salt Lake, North Salt Lake, Woods Cross, Bountiful, and Centerville parks, plus newer indoor space the club highlights for year-round work.
Next steps for families
Start competitive interest at psc.peaksoccerclub.com/tryouts. Handle recreation enrollment through the Utah Surf Davis recreation portal linked from peaksoccerclub.com. General questions go through the club’s online contact form.
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Frequently asked questions
How do competitive tryouts work and where are they held?Register through psc.peaksoccerclub.com/tryouts. Tryouts check in at Mills Park, 1850 South 1200 West, Woods Cross. Arrive roughly fifteen minutes early for a player number and free tryout shirt, and wear cleats, shin guards, and normal soccer training clothes. Exact nights and registration open dates are shared on the main calendar and tryout information each season.
How does recreation registration differ from competitive signup?Recreational soccer uses the Utah Surf Davis recreation registration site linked from peaksoccerclub.com. Competitive placement uses psc.peaksoccerclub.com/tryouts, not the recreation portal.
What is the club’s philosophy on cost and development?Peak Soccer Club stresses affordable access alongside quality coaching, with pricing aimed well below many nearby clubs. Certified coaches, structured team environments, and a focus on skill, teamwork, and sportsmanship carry players from introductory recreation through premier teams.
Does Peak Soccer Club offer private training or help with uniforms?Private sessions are typically sixty minutes, one-on-one or in small groups, with trainers who are often ex-college players and current certified club coaches. Costs differ by trainer; use the Google Form on peaksoccerclub.com under private training to coordinate details. Uniforms and kits are sold through the club online store, with periodic store promotions.
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