What programs does Tupelo Futbol Club offer?TFC layers TFC Pre Academy for ages 3–4, large-scale recreational soccer (U5–U16), competitive travel teams from U8 through high school, TFC Academy for U6–U8, optional skills and goalkeeper training, camps, tournaments, and the Tupelo Development League. Competitive athletes commit to fall and spring seasons, while recreational families register once for both halves of the year.

Where do TFC teams play and train?Most recreational games and many club activities take place at BankPlus Sportsplex at Ballard Park, 655 Rutherford Road, Tupelo, MS 38801. Competitive teams also train through satellite sites in Amory, Booneville, Corinth, Fulton, New Albany, Saltillo, and Starkville so players outside Tupelo can stay in the same club.

How much does TFC recreational soccer cost?For the 2026–27 recreational cycle, published fees are $60 for Tupelo city residents, $70 for Tupelo School District families, and $85 for Lee County residents, covering fall and spring seasons when families register during the May window. Uniforms cost roughly $30–$50 extra through Sports Country, and optional Monday academy or skills add-ons have separate contacts and fees.

What are TFC Academy fees and schedule?Academy players born in the U6 or U8 windows pay $450 or $550 per year respectively for dedicated coaching, weekly Monday sessions (5:00–6:00 p.m.), and local games or festivals, with fall running early August through November and spring from February into May. Uniform packages are purchased separately through soccer.com after registration, and financial aid or payment plans may be available through the academy director.

Who should families contact for registration help?Use tupelodoc@tupeloms.gov for Tupelo competitive questions, cody.carson@tupelofc.org for satellite sites and camps, kieran.pettigrew@tupelofc.org for academy placement, and laura.kramer@tupeloms.gov (662-841-6440 for MSA recreational events) for league soccer. Competitive tryout timing varies by satellite, so email the site coordinator before assuming roster openings.

Does TFC support players aiming for college soccer?The competitive program explicitly prepares athletes for elite levels including college, semi-professional, and professional soccer, and TFC publishes recruiting newsletters, timelines, questionnaires, and alumni stories for older players tracking NCAA exposure while training in Mississippi’s top competitive environment.