Premier competitive soccer

The Premier Program runs year-round outdoors for boys and girls seeking high-level training and league competition. Teams compete through Elite Clubs National League, Regional Club League, and North Puget Sound League pathways depending on roster and age. Coaching staff bring professional playing backgrounds and U.S. Soccer certifications, with emphasis on leadership, teamwork, personal care, and excellence alongside competitive performance.

Player development follows four age zones: U8–U9 focus on ball familiarity, dribbling, and small-sided fun; U10–U12 build individual ball mastery and basic tactical spacing; U13–U14 emphasize possession, buildup from the back, and mental resilience; U15–U19 prepare athletes for statewide, regional, and national competition with advanced technique and positional play. Goalkeepers from U10 and up receive dedicated weekly position training at no extra charge.

Premier teams form through annual tryouts held at Stocker Soccer Fields and Lake Tye Park, with a $25 tryout fee per player. Pre-registration is recommended; walk-ups need a parent or guardian to sign medical and liability waivers. Families who miss the main tryout window can schedule an in-person evaluation during team practices. Selected players are contacted by phone; others receive email notification.

Recreational fall soccer

Recreational soccer runs August through November under volunteer coaches, serving Micros U5–U8 and rec divisions U9–U19. Practices and home games use Stocker Fields Complex B at 27 Pine Avenue. Registration for the 2026 season opens April 2, with a July 1 deadline—after that date a $25 late fee applies, space is limited, and placement is not guaranteed. Youth age groups follow the August 1–July 31 birth-year cycle used nationally.

Rec fees vary by age at $100, $130, or $150, plus a required $40 jersey purchased at first practice; players supply black shorts and socks. Families can request a coach or buddy during the open registration period, though requests are not guaranteed. Volunteer coaches receive a $50 credit, and any family can earn a $50 account credit by volunteering four hours per season at club events.

TOPSoccer and inclusive play

TOPSoccer welcomes athletes ages 4 through adult with individualized buddy support when needed. Players group by ability rather than age. Fall indoor sessions run Sunday afternoons at the Snohomish Sports Dome; spring outdoor games use Stocker Fields and Snohomish High School Stadium. Season fees are $35 with scholarships available, and coaches receive specialized U.S. Youth Soccer disability training.

Fees, financial aid, and registration

Premier uses an all-inclusive payment plan combining club and team costs. U8 totals $1,650 ($400 registration plus ten monthly payments of $125); U9–U10 totals $2,700 ($400 plus ten payments of $230); U11–U19 totals $3,425 ($400 plus ten payments of $302.50), with ECNL teams adding a $100 league fee. Uniform kits add $420 when due; the 2026–27 season is a non-uniform year, with new kits provided in odd-numbered years.

Financial aid offsets recreational costs by $100, $130, or $150 depending on age (with a $50 volunteer fee and $50 raffle ticket fee), and Premier families may receive $500 off based on income after paying the initial $400 registration. The club also encourages referee certification through North Chapter Soccer Referees Association as a way to offset expenses.

Fields and contact

Primary youth venues include Stocker Fields at 27 Pine Avenue in Snohomish, with additional sites at Snohomish High School, Centennial High School, Valley View Middle School, Glacier Peak High School, Park Place Middle School in Monroe, Monroe High School, and Lake Tye Park in Monroe for select Premier tryouts and matches.

Call 360-200-8938 or email amy@snohomishyouthsoccer.org for Premier questions. Recreational scheduling and coaching inquiries go to rec director Zach Johndrow at zach@snohomishyouthsoccer.org.