Soccer Teams

Tryouts

Pricing and Financial Aid

To view pricing for our programs and learn more about financial aid, click here.

We operate as a nonprofit, crowdfunded organization with the help of a generous community of supporters and sponsors.  Because of their generosity, we are able to provide financial aid to make club soccer accessible to more families.  If our goal of making soccer accessible to more families resonates with you, would you consider giving a one-time gift or joining as a monthly supporter?  Donations are tax-exempt.

If your business is interested in becoming a corporate sponsor, you can learn more here and email brendan@anglersfc.com.

Equipment

The two jerseys are the only articles required to be purchased from Admiral Sports, our official apparel provider.  For matches, players must wear plain black shorts and plain black soccer socks; families may choose to purchase these from Admiral or may wear plain black shorts and socks already owned.  Other optional swag such as training jerseys, warmups, hoodies, hats, and bags can be purchased as well.  A portion of sales comes back to Anglers!

For all training sessions and matches, players should bring a water bottle and their own soccer ball in the appropriate size for their age (U9-U12: size 4 | U13+: size 5).  Players should wear a black or dark shirt to all training sessions.

Schedule

There will generally be two training sessions each week.  Once teams are determined, the Club and coaches finalize the days, times, and location for training.  There are generally six to eight matches in a season.  Coaches are often scheduling these matches week-to-week, so each week can look slightly different as a result.

The details of your season will depend on which “season model” your team plays, which will be determined by the Club and coaches after team formation.  Options for season models include:

Tava League
This local league typically holds matches on weekday evenings in Colorado Springs, though a few may occur on weekends and in surrounding areas.  Teams may play a couple non-league friendlies to round out their schedule.

Friendly Schedule
In this non-league format, coaches schedule all their own matches against other teams in the region as the season progresses.  Matches are typically weekday evenings, though a few may occur on weekends.

Front Range League
In some cases, Anglers partners with another club to create a team sanctioned to compete in the Front Range League with the Colorado Soccer Association.  Matches in this league are generally on weekends and are played up and down the Front Range.

Pride Recreational League
In this recreational league, matches are generally on Saturdays or Sundays in Colorado Springs.  The maximum price per player is reduced for a team playing in this league.