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The PRFC Youth Soccer Recreational Spring League is a community based non-coed soccer program for boys and girls in PreK through 8th grade. Coaches are all parent volunteers.
The 9-game season will be played on Saturdays from March 1 – May 3. No games March 15th (second Saturday of SUSD spring break)
Player registrations are accepted from December to January 25. After January 25, the ‘wait list period’ begins from which players are placed on teams on a first come, first served basis to fill openings as they become available.
We typically place almost all players from the Wait List so do not hesitate to sign up. Any wait list players who are not placed will be refunded in full.
Coaches will receive their rosters by Feb 14 and can practice the week of February 17.
Game Fields
Games are played on Saturdays between 7:30am and 4:00pm on City of Scottsdale fields:
- PreK and Kindergarteners play at: Mountain View Park / Cochise Elementary School
- 1st through 8th graders play at: Mountain View Park / Cochise Elementary School
Team Practice
Practice days, times and locations are determined by the volunteer parent coach. Once coaches receive their rosters they will communicate this information to families. Note: we try to form ‘neighborhood’ teams so typically teams will practice close to where they reside.
Registration & Pricing
Regular registration must be completed by January 25. Any registrations received January 26 through February 20 are placed on a wait list and players will be placed on a team on a first-come, first-served basis as openings are available.
| Registration Period | Dates | Registration Cost | Uniform Cost |
| Regular Registration | Through January 25th | $95.00 | $45 |
| Wait List Period | January 26th through March 1st | $140.00 | $45 |
Uniform Ordering
All recreational players order their recreational uniform online which is delivered directly to you.
Benefits of online uniform ordering include;
- Ability to order specific sizing requirements for your child.
- Option to order extra uniform pieces and/or any additional equipment.
- Ability to choose how often you order a new uniform as opposed to receiving every season.
- Uniform kit may be used for younger siblings coming up in the program.
The Recreational uniform package includes two jerseys (red/home & white/away), black shorts and black socks.
CLICK HERE TO ORDER YOUR UNIFORM PACKAGE
Can I help?
As a volunteer-based organization we are always in need of coaches. When you register your player, please sign up to coach or assist. Thank you to all past, present and future coaches who volunteer their time.
PLEASE NOTE: Our PRFC Youth Soccer Recreational and Competitive Soccer Programs are intended to be mutually exclusive: Competitive Program players play for the Competitive Program and cannot also register for the Recreational Program. Likewise, Recreational Program players cannot also register and play for the Competitive Program.
Key Dates
Key Dates for the PRFC Youth Soccer 2024 Scottsdale Recreational Spring Program
| Date | Description |
| December, 2024 | Registration Begins for the 2025 Recreational Spring Soccer Season |
| January 25, 2025 | Last Day for Regular Registration Pricing |
| January 26, 2025 | Registration Pricing Increases to Wait List Pricing |
| March 1, 2025 | Spring League Recreational games begin |
| March 15, 2025 | No games / 2nd Saturday of SUSD Spring break |
| May 3, 2025 | Final day of Spring Recreational League games |
Age Groups & Team Formats
The information below shows the age groups, roster sizes, and team formats for the Recreational Spring League:
| Players per Team | ||||||||||||||||||
| School Grade | Level | Typical Age | Players on Field | Best | Maximum | Ball Size | Approx Field Size | Goal Size | ||||||||||
| PreK | 5U | 4 | 3 (No Goalie) | 5 – 6 | 6 | 3 | 50’ x 80’ | 6’ PUGG | ||||||||||
| K | 6U | 5 | 4 (No Goalie) | 7 – 8 | 8 | 3 | 60’ x 90’ | 4’ x 6’ | ||||||||||
| 1st | 7U | 6 | 4 (No Goalie) | 7 – 8 | 8 | 3 | 80’ x 110’ | 4’ x 6’ | ||||||||||
| 2nd | 8U | 7 | 4 (No Goalie) | 7 – 8 | 8 | 3 | 80’ x 110’ | 4’ x 6’ | ||||||||||
| 3rd | 9U | 8 | 7 (Includes Goalie) | 10 – 11 | 12 | 4 | 120’ x 180’ | 6.5’ x 18’ | ||||||||||
| 4th | 10U | 9 | 7 (Includes Goalie) | 10 – 11 | 12 | 4 | 120’ x 180’ | 6.5’ x 18’ | ||||||||||
| 5th | 11U | 10 | 9 (Includes Goalie) | 12 – 13 | 14 | 4 | 150′ x 240′ | 7′ x 18′ | ||||||||||
| 6th | 12U | 11 | 9 (includes Goalie) | 12 – 13 | 14 | 4 | 150′ x 240′ | 7′ x 18′ | ||||||||||
Notes:
1. The roster maximums are strictly enforced. Teams are not eligible to go above the maximum shown – no exceptions.
2. Players in PreK must be entering Kindergarten the following school year in order to be eligible to participate.
The rules for the Spring league can be found here.
Age Policy
PRFCYS Recreational Spring Program is a pure grade / gender soccer program for players in preschool through 6th grade. Nearly all children are best served by playing soccer in their proper grade / gender group for reasons of safety and skills development.
The Board of Directors at PRFCYS may request proof of grade and / or age to be established. Failure to respond to such request can result in the immediate suspension of the player involved. A Discipline and Rules Committee Hearing may be convened on the matter.
Playing Down
No child at PRFCYS will be considered to play in a division younger than their established grade without a written request from a licensed medical doctor. The PRFCYS BOD VP of the Recreational Program must receive a written request from a parent, prior to team formation, with a doctor’s note attached. The Director or the Director’s designee will evaluate each request on a case-by-case basis, although it is not the clubs intent to allow children to “play down” a division.
Playing Up
Siblings one year apart in age / grade are eligible to participate on the same team. In this scenario, the younger sibling would “play up” in order to participate with their older sibling. Other than this, no child in the PRFCYS Recreational Program may play in an older division.
Jewelry & Ear Piercings
For player safety, jewelry is not allowed to be worn during practices or games – No Exceptions. For girls or boys, wait until after the season to get those ears pierced. Pierced ear “starter posts” must be removed for a player to be allowed to play – No Exceptions. Taping over the piercing is not an acceptable solution – No Exceptions.
This policy applies to piercings of any kind. Medical ID Bracelets are the only jewelry exception with Referee notification prior to the start of the game.
Volunteer Coach Information
PRFC Youth Soccer Recreational Program’s Volunteer Coaching:
Volunteer coaches indicate their interest in coaching during their player’s registration. If you become interested in coaching a team after your player registers, please send an email to info@prfcyouthsoccer.com with your request or for additional information.
The PRFC Youth Soccer Recreational Program will collect all coach’s names and form teams based on the coaches who have volunteered. Coaches cannot request players but players, during registration, can request a coach. A coach’s player is automatically assigned to the coach’s team. Historically, nearly all individuals who have volunteered to coach are selected to coach a team.
Practice Goals for Sale.
Coaches can purchase PUGG pop up practice goals at a reduced cost. Using our ability to purchase in quantity and also subsidizing the cost, coaches can purchase a pair of PUGG goals in a carry bag for $80.00. These goals can be purchased during equipment pickup. To see what the PUGG practice goal looks like, click here. It is the 6 foot goal pair in a carry bag that we are making available.
Each season all volunteer coaches are provided with equipment to keep including cones, pinnies, a ball, a coaches shirt.
