Washington Premier Football Club

What ages and program levels does Washington Premier FC offer?Washington United recreation serves boys and girls ages four through fourteen with micro through teenage divisions where demand exists. Jr. RCL under-eight serves ages five through seven as a bridge toward premier. Premier programming covers boys and girls ECNL, ECNL Regional League, and RCL teams across youth ages through high school, with year-round goalkeeper training and college-placement support for older athletes.

Where does the club train and play?The main complex is at 5702 44th Street East, Puyallup, Washington 98371, including grass and lighted turf fields where teams train and host home games. Washington United may add rented parks or school fields when team counts require more space. Tryout check-in uses the first container in the north parking lot at that address. Administrative offices sit at 1416 East Main, Suite C, Puyallup, Washington 98372.

When are tryouts and how does registration open?For the 2026–27 cycle, high-school boys tryout registration opened January first, 2026, and all other age groups opened February first, 2026, through PlayMetrics. Proposed tryout nights cluster in late April and May for younger and middle age groups, while some high-school boys sessions already ran in late February 2026; ECNL evaluations generally fall the day before the paired RCL dates. Online registration closes at 1:00 p.m. on the first scheduled tryout day for each age band, after which walk-up registration is available at the fields with a higher tryout fee.

What do tryouts cost?Premier and ECNL-path tryouts cost twenty-five dollars non-refundable when families complete PlayMetrics signup before online registration closes for that age group, and thirty-five dollars for walk-ups paid by card at the complex. The same tryout registration covers both ECNL and RCL evaluations. Jr. RCL under-eight player evaluations carry a separate twenty-dollar non-refundable registration fee.

What does a premier season cost at WPFC?2025–26 premier club tuition totals two thousand one hundred dollars for boys and girls under-eight through under-ten, two thousand nine hundred fifty dollars for boys under-eleven through under-fourteen and girls under-eleven through under-nineteen, two thousand nine hundred fifty dollars on a slightly different deposit schedule for boys under-fifteen, and two thousand nine hundred fifty dollars for high-school boys under-sixteen through under-nineteen with payments aligned to their calendar. Each band uses a registration deposit plus monthly auto-draft installments. Uniform kits are purchased separately on the club’s even-odd replacement cycle, team managers collect additional team dues for travel and tournaments, and families either complete six volunteer hours per seasonal year or accept a one-hundred-fifty-dollar volunteer opt-out built into the plan.

What does Washington United recreation cost?Fees depend on age band and registration window. Early, standard, and late tiers apply after registration opens each spring; 2025 Washington United fee tiers ranged from about one hundred forty-five dollars for micro players registering early up to about two hundred sixty-five dollars for under-sixteen players registering late, including uniform pieces, insurance, referees, fields, equipment, and a ball. Returning players who register before May first keep a guaranteed roster spot when applicable.

What is the club’s mission and development approach?The mission is to combine competitive soccer with a commitment to excellence so young athletes grow character, athletic and academic discipline, leadership, and community responsibility. Jr. RCL emphasizes individual ball skills before accelerating players into premier under-eight when they are ready, Washington United stresses fun and sportsmanship over winning records, and premier tracks layer ECNL, ECNL RL, and RCL competition with professional coaching, centralized training at one complex, and support for college-bound players.

How can families contact or register?Create or sign in to PlayMetrics for tryouts, Jr. RCL evaluations, Washington United, and most premier registration flows. Email wpfcoffice@gmail.com for general or billing questions, keg108@msn.com for registrar Kelley Jean on transfers and roster questions, peterme@comcast.net for governance, sjspidahl@gmail.com for sponsorships or media, and wpfcsocialmedia@gmail.com for social channels. Washington United-specific questions can also go to washingtonunitedrec@gmail.com, and Jr. RCL program questions can go to unsworthrich@gmail.com or jayhamon@hotmail.co.uk.