Make-ups, freezes, billing and what happens when a season starts somewhere else. Told at enrollment, repeated at thirty days, and kept here so nobody is surprised.
Standard $225, Accelerated $275, Introductory $150, Academy Teams $250. Semi-private $200 once a week, $400 twice. Private $75 a session.
A quarter is any three-month period
August to July. Offered on Standard, Accelerated and Academy Teams. Not on Introductory.
Families enrolled before then keep their rate through January 2027.
Unused whole months are refunded at the monthly rate.
A full-season commitment, billed monthly. League, referee and field fees, game kit and training kit included. No tryout fee, no initiation fee, no team fees mid-season.
That earns a make-up. No message, no make-up. It’s the one rule that makes the rest fair.
Any other training day. Foundation One at 5:00, Foundation Two at 6:15, Saturday at 10:00 for Foundation One.
Into the next term, up to eight.
Not make-ups. Your term is extended by the time away, up to eight weeks a year. Tell us before you go.
A freeze, from the day you tell us.
Keep training. The season is when training matters most, and most FTBL players keep their Saturday or club team all year. If the schedule clashes, move your session days before you cancel. We’ll find the two that fit.
Introductory to Standard, Standard to Accelerated: any time, from the next billing date. We’ll recommend Standard at your thirty-day conversation and tell you why.
Same, from the next billing date. Talk to us first; a freeze or a session move is often the better answer.
No cancellation fee. You’re welcome back whenever you like, at the rate in effect then.
Sessions start on the minute. Every player has a ball at their feet from the moment they step on the grass.
Cleats, shin guards under socks, water.
Excessive rain or excessive heat will warrant a canceled session and notified through Spond by 3pm.
We film sessions to coach from and, with your written permission, to show what training looks like. No child’s face is published without a media release.
Text is best, but we answer everything.
