Three Rivers Soccer Club

What ages and program levels does Three Rivers Soccer Club offer?Recreational soccer runs from U5 through U10. Junior Academy covers U8–U10 with league play in the Central Washington Development League. Older players move into Washington Premier League divisions for many developmental teams, Regional Club League teams for elite in-state competition, and ECNL or ECNL Regional League teams when rosters qualify, including full boys ECNL sides for top teams and ECNL-RL opportunities for girls. Women’s competitive teams can also play in Cascadia Premier League, and the club offers seasonal options such as winter futsal and summer clinics.

Where does Three Rivers Soccer Club train and play?Recreational practices and Saturday games rotate among Bombing Range Sports Complex in West Richland, Highland Grange Park in Kennewick, and Road 36 Soccer Complex in Pasco based on the home location families select. Competitive tryouts and many club events use Road 36 in Pasco. Older competitive groups also train and play at Leslie Groves Park and other mapped Tri-Cities sites as formats grow.

When are tryouts or registration for competitive and rec programs?Competitive tryouts happen each spring for the next fall-and-spring soccer year, with evening sessions grouped by birth year at Road 36 Soccer Complex and a supplemental night for anyone who missed the main schedule. Families must pre-register and satisfy deposit requirements before participating. Recreational families enroll through the SportsAffinity registration portal ahead of each season, with priority deadlines for new spring players; fall-and-spring recreational enrollment is often handled as one yearly signup.

What do tryouts or recreational registration cost?Competitive tryout registration requires a one hundred fifty dollar club dues deposit before tryouts. It applies to the first tuition installment if the player is offered and accepts a team, and it is refunded if the player is not placed. Recreational soccer costs one hundred dollars for the combined fall and spring year or eighty dollars for a new player joining only the spring segment when that pricing applies. The rec fee does not include the Nike uniform kit, which runs about sixty-five to seventy-five dollars as a separate purchase. Junior Academy club dues are four hundred twenty-five dollars for the 2025–2026 soccer year.

What does a year of competitive club soccer cost beyond those figures?Annual club dues for RCL, ECNL, and other competitive tiers depend on age group and team level; families receive the full payment schedule when they register after tryouts and can compare installment versus full-pay options. The one hundred fifty dollar tryout deposit rolls into the first billed installment for accepted players. Need-based scholarships may reduce registration fees for qualifying households through a confidential application reviewed by the financial aid committee.

What is Three Rivers Soccer Club’s mission and coaching approach?The club aims to develop players to their potential while teaching sportsmanship, teamwork, and healthy habits, and it supports athletes who want to pursue college soccer through recruiting education and long-standing coach relationships. Staff blend college and professional playing and coaching experience, and top-tier league rules require appropriately licensed coaches for A teams at U13 and older. Parent and player conduct expectations reinforce a constructive sideline culture.

How can families contact Three Rivers Soccer Club or get rec help?The Pasco office at 5240 Outlet Drive, Pasco, WA 99301 is open Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., with Friday visits by appointment. Call +1 509-851-7421 for general questions or +1 509-820-8100 for the recreational hotline. Email rec@3rsc.org for recreational coaching or program questions. Competitive registration, tryout signup, and tuition payments run through the SportsAffinity registration system the club uses for enrollment.