The next season for First Kickers will be in the Fall.  Registration will be available on this page in July.

Over two seasons per year (Fall and Spring) we work with hundreds of young players to develop their soccer skills, their social abilities, and their athletic prowess.

Our volunteer coaches are overseen by a dedicated Recreational Director and our Recreational program is focused on continuing the technical development of the players and identifying those who could play in our Competitive programs.

THE SPRING/WINTER SEASON IS NOW FULL.  THE NEXT SEASON WILL BE IN THE FALL AND REGISTRATION WILL BE OPEN IN JULY.

The Details for Winter/Spring 2024

Players notified of teams: By Monday, February 12, 2024

Practices and Games: February 17, 24; March 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; April 6

Location: Twin Lakes Park 

Practices and Game times: Saturday, 9am-10am.

*During the registration process, you will be asked if you have a friend request. We do our best to accommodate the friend requests, however, there are other considerations taken into account when forming the teams.  Friend requests are made on a first come first served basis.  Although requests are taken into consideration, the program has no obligation to fulfill any particular request and makes no promise in that regard. 

Coach requests will NOT be taken into consideration.  Please read the FAQ for more details.

Each Player Needs:

Soccer ball Size 3 (mandatory), Shin Guards (mandatory) and Cleats (cleats are not mandatory)

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Price: $140 

Includes one practice per week (30 mins) and one game per week (30 mins) both on Saturday back to back 9am-10am, participation medal & jersey.  (Players must provide shorts and socks.)

No refunds will be given once teams are formed, please see FAQ for full details. 

We use a game format based upon research and recommendations from National Coaching Programs and Educational research.

​The intent is to make the soccer ball their favorite toy.  Players are assigned teams and training games are used where all players are actively involved with a ball. There are no lines of kids waiting their ‘turn’.

The games are age appropriate and designed for them to use their imagination, together with their ball. The session ends with a mini-match of 3 v 3 with small goals and no goalkeepers.