DISTRICT LEAGUE SPRING 2026 SEASON SCHEDULE

March 10th - May 2nd, 2026

Tuesdays: 5:30 - 6:30 P.M. (At preferred location: Thornton Middle School, Irvington High School, Hopkins Middle School, or Weibel Elementary School)

Wednesdays: 5:30 - 6:30 P.M. (At Central Park)

Games will be on Saturdays at Central Park. Times TBD.

COST

The cost of the program is $160 for the full season.

*Coaches will have the final decision on practice location at one of the locations mentioned above. Pending roster numbers, teams may need to merge, and, depending on volunteer, the location may differ to your preferred location.

Young boy playing soccer on a sunny field.

Our District League division is for players born 2012 - 2017. With two practice sessions and a weekend game each week, players will develop their skills as soccer players using age-appropriate curriculum.

Youth soccer players actively playing on a sunny field.

Players will have one training session with their volunteer coach/coaches where they will practice soccer fundamentals through a small-sided game. In these games, challenges and targets are placed to encourage learning of soccer fundamentals.

Young girls playing soccer in a district league match.

There are a maximum of 16 players per team, with players grouped via geographical location representing one of the five Fremont Districts. Choose the location that's most convenient for you!

Youth soccer players competing in a 1v1 and 2v1 drill on a sunny field.

Wednesday sessions will be free play with 4v4 scrimmages. This set up encourages more opportunities for players to take on defenders in 1v1 situations, have more attempts at goal scoring opportunities, and get significantly more touches on the ball.

Child playing soccer in a relaxed setting.

Our program not only develops soccer players, but also teaches creative problem solving, develops social skills, and improves their physical well-being—all while being part of a cohesive team.

Children playing soccer together on a sunny day.

Our session structure encourages an environment of belonging to a club, rather than an individual team. In turn, this format contributes to the development of the individual's social skills by interacting and meeting with new people each week.

EQUIPMENT NEEDED

  • CLEATS & SHIN GUARDS

    Players should wear soccer cleats and shin guards at practices and in games.

  • SOCCER BALL

    Players U11 will need a size 4 ball, and players U14 will need a size 5 ball.

  • FYSC UNIFORM

    All players must wear the FYSC uniform to practices and games.

    Purchase Uniform Here

Let's Chat

We're happy to answer any questions you may have.

If you want full-time professional coaching, please contact Dai Redwood to discuss the competitive program.