Utah Surf Soccer Club

What ages and program levels does Utah Surf offer in Utah County?Competitive tryout teams span boys and girls from under-eight through under-nineteen along the Vineyard, Orem, and Provo corridor, while north Utah County leadership covers boys and girls under-thirteen through under-seventeen plus under-eight through under-twelve groups. Squads compete in Utah Youth Soccer Association leagues such as Intermountain Regional League, State Competition League, Premier divisions, ECNL Regional League, pre-ECNL Regional League tracks, and National League Desert Conference placements depending on the roster. Jr. Surfer Academy welcomes boys and girls born in two thousand eighteen through two thousand twenty-one for the two thousand twenty-five through two thousand twenty-six cycle as a supplemental training-only academy without in-program league games.

Where does Utah Surf train or hold tryouts?Annual May and June tryouts rotate through Mt. Ridge Jr. High, ten thousand three hundred ninety Alpine Highway, Highland, for north Utah County, and Lakeridge Jr. High, nine hundred fifty-one South four hundred West, Orem, for the Orem, Provo, and Vineyard area. ECNL Regional League tryouts meet at the north hub, and UPSL tryouts for the two thousand twenty-five through two thousand twenty-six cycle were also tied to that northern location. Season-long training may use additional Utah County sites such as Mountain Ridge Jr. High, Deerfield Elementary, Westlake High School, Smooth Canyon Park, The PEAC in Pleasant Grove, Lehi Jr. High, Lakeridge Jr. High, and Lakeside Sports Complex, depending on the team.

When are tryouts and how does registration work?Tryouts happen once a year in May and June. Players register through the club’s Byga tryout signup, pay the fee online, and must attend every session scheduled for their age group at the hub they select. The two thousand twenty-six through two thousand twenty-seven signup may display a coming-soon state until the next link opens, so email pipeline@utahsurfsoccer.com or the regional director for your area if you need the active URL. U.S. Soccer-affiliated governing bodies are shifting many youth programs to August-first through July-thirty-first age bands beginning in two thousand twenty-six through two thousand twenty-seven; email pipeline@utahsurfsoccer.com or registrar@utahsurfsoccer.com for the matrix that applies to your player.

What do Utah Surf tryouts cost?Tryout registration costs twenty dollars paid online when you sign up. Registrants receive a dri-fit style training shirt as part of that fee.

What is Utah Surf’s mission and style of play?The mission centers on integrity, respect, discipline, and work ethic taught through soccer in a safe learning environment, with competition serving as the classroom rather than an excuse to sacrifice character. Teams train a possession-oriented model with quick ball movement, off-ball support, and immediate pressure after turnovers, and long-term development outweighs chasing every short-term result at younger ages. Surf affiliation adds national programming touchpoints beyond what a standalone local club could replicate.

How can families contact Utah Surf or register?Email pipeline@utahsurfsoccer.com for general club communication, jake@utahsurfsoccer.com for Vineyard, Orem, and Provo corridor teams, registrar@utahsurfsoccer.com for roster questions, payments@utahsurfsoccer.com for billing, and academy@utahsurfsoccer.com for Jr. Surfer Academy. Complete tryout registration through the Byga tryout links the club rotates each seasonal cycle, and use the Jr. Surfer Academy Byga program link when enrolling younger players in the supplemental academy.