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Ages 3-6 Coed

clinic soccer

Clinic runs on Saturdays mornings from 9AM-10:30AM (5/6 year olds), 10:45AM-12:00PM (3/4 year olds). Cost is $90 per participant. Clinic is open to 3,4,5, and beginner level 6 yearolds, but experienced 6 year olds are encouraged to play U9 rec soccer. Clinic participants will receive only a team shirt/jersey. Players need to bring cleats, a size 4 soccer ball, and plenty of water.


Adam Magruder


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Ages 6-15
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REC Soccer

Practices for all rec teams begin in August, usually the 1st or 2nd week, depending on coach availability. All teams will play an 8 week regular season schedule, starting on the 1st Saturday after labor day.


U8(6 and 7 year old) Boys and Girls will be split into 4 COED teams, practice 1-2 nights per week, and compete in house against the other 3 in-house teams on Saturday mornings.


 U9-U16 Boys and Girls teams will practice 2 nights per week, Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday depending on coaches preference and field availability, and play games on Saturday mornings in the NRSL county wide league, competing against teams from other rec councils in Harford County. After the 8 week regular season, teams will compete in the NRSL tournament (Saturday & Sunday) during the 9th week Players will receive jersey, shorts, and socks and will need to purchase cleats, soccer ball, and bring plenty of water.


Adam Magruder


Register Now (Registration Opens March 1st)

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Youth soccer team in blue jerseys posing with coaches outdoors on a sunny field.
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club Soccer

The Churchville Soccer Club (CSC) Travel Soccer Program provides dedicated players with an opportunity to train, compete, and develop in a challenging and supportive environment. Designed for athletes who are ready to take their game to the next level, the program emphasizes technical skill development, tactical understanding, teamwork, sportsmanship, and a lifelong love of soccer.

CSC travel teams compete against clubs throughout the region, giving players valuable experience against strong competition while building confidence, discipline, and leadership. Led by a passionate team of volunteer coaches and club members, CSC creates a positive environment where player development comes first and every player has the opportunity to grow.

CSC teams compete in some of the region's most respected youth soccer leagues, including the Elite Development Program (EDP), Central Maryland Soccer Association (CMSA), and the United Clubs League (UCL). These leagues provide players with a challenging and rewarding competitive experience while fostering their growth both individually and as teammates. Teams may also participate in tournaments throughout the year to further enhance development and competition.



Mark Yocum